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Are you trying to stop users printing direct to the printer? if so cant you set ACL's on the printer so only allow from the print server? Eric

At the college i worked at had ruckus, we installed a ZD3k and had about 60ish AP's across 4 campuses. With 300-400 devices on the wireless network at anytime. We got Net-Ctrl to install the system for us. Eric

All our services should have 0% downdown time all year around. I am give the first Tuesday of every month, a 2 hour slot between 6-8am to do any server outages.

For our DC's we Use the Dell Poweredge R210 4gb ram, 160gb raid 1, quad core. Costs about 1.5K

What wireless access points are you using, if your AP supports multi SSID and ACL's i would setup one staff SSID and use Window IAS to secure connections by domain group i.e. "Staff Users" then use another SSID on a locked down vlan (Guest system) and only allow web access through your filters/firewall using ACL's.

Tag both uplink ports with the vlans you want, I don't usually tag my management vlan, i then set both uplink ports to 100F seed/duplex. Then on the edge switch make sure you DG is pointing to your router.

We have just moved from a 3Com manage solution over to a Ruckus manage solution, we have 48 x zf7363 across 4 campuses. We spoke with Mark Power from Net-Ctrl.

The defaults are: User: super Pass: sp-admin

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Any chance i can get a copy of them scripts, i like the idea of inserting these into a mysql db.

I coming down on Wednesday and meeting up with my boss.

I would like a Sony Alpha A55 twin lense kit, a Lacie Wireless Space 2tb Nas, Apple tv. Not to sure which order to treat myself too.

Are the AP's mannaged through a controller, if so you only need to add the controller to IAS, and the same for the switches.

Were having SafeCom installed tomorrow, then rolling out the new MFP printers next week, using a follow me type printing.

We have rolled out the 7363 as per the points above.