Is anyone in NYC right now that knows Cisco Wireless????
themagicone
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I have a client that is in NYC. The person who designed the new network screwed up big time (not me) and now they have 24 hours to get the wireless working. 6 APs and one controller. The AP's are the lightweight type so they don't require much in configuration but I can't get the controller to find them. I need someone onsite tomorrow that could reconfigure their network properly and get the AP's online. Message me if you're available and I will get you in touch with the site contact. I'll be able to provide backend support and planning from MN. Thanks.
Courses Completed at WGU: JIT2, LYT2, TFT2, SJT2, BFC2, TGT2, FXT2
Courses Required For Me To Graduate WGU in MS: IT Network Managment: MCT2, LZT2, MBT1, MDT2, MNT2
CU Done this term: 16 Total CU Done: 19
Currently working on: Nothing Graduation Goal: 5/2013
Courses Required For Me To Graduate WGU in MS: IT Network Managment: MCT2, LZT2, MBT1, MDT2, MNT2
CU Done this term: 16 Total CU Done: 19
Currently working on: Nothing Graduation Goal: 5/2013
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hiddenknight821
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I would love to take a shot at this, but I have a very little experience with Cisco Aironet. Don't they have network engineers onsite that can coordinate with you on this? -
themagicone
Member Posts: 674
Their engineer screwed up that's the problem. The engineer had them buy LWAP's with out the proper config on the controller. Lightweight AP's need special routing to find the controller and pull config, they are unable to be manually configured. I got connected with it through a friend of a friend. Just trying to help out but being 1000 miles away it makes it a tad difficult.Courses Completed at WGU: JIT2, LYT2, TFT2, SJT2, BFC2, TGT2, FXT2
Courses Required For Me To Graduate WGU in MS: IT Network Managment: MCT2, LZT2, MBT1, MDT2, MNT2
CU Done this term: 16 Total CU Done: 19
Currently working on: Nothing Graduation Goal: 5/2013 -
hiddenknight821
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That's ridiculous. I would expect the engineer to do a better job, especially when you are helping him with the configurations. Looks like he's going to cost his employer more money hiring local wireless specialist in such short notice.