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We use both Motorola and Aruba equipment in our locations. We recently deployed a few newer Motorola RFS 4000s in Spain and the United Kingdom which were running WiNG 5.5. We almost immediately noticed an issue with our externally hosted captive … [Continue reading]
I ran into another interesting problem today.... we use a combination of Aruba and Motorola wireless equipment. When we have an issue with say the captive portal on a Motorola RFS 4000 it's pretty easy to take an AP 650 and configure it via DHCP to … [Continue reading]
I get a lot of correspondence asking if Avaya's SPB is real and what if any adoption is the industry seeing around SPB. While there are a few different vendors providing SPB based solutions it's pretty clear that Avaya is leading the … [Continue reading]
I ran into an interesting problem this past week after I made a fairly small change on one of my border BGP routers. We upgraded one link from a 100Mbps circuit to a 1000Mbps circuit and it was decided that we should use this link as our preferred … [Continue reading]
I've been playing multi-player first person shooters since the original Doom more than 20 years ago. Last year I was introduced to Planetside 2, a game that truly brings scale to the multi-player first person shooter. I've played quite a few … [Continue reading]