MattBennett

Sorry all, posted this and forgot about it. I've asked about an AP per room, and been told a big "No!" - however I'm finding that we're installing extra AP's into our Ruckus installations to increase density, and schools are reporting an improvement. So the theory is being smashed by the practice. Yes, you can argue collisions, and performance losses - but I'd rather that, than have headteachers telling me it's no improvement after spending £5-10k. After all the s**t I've had to tolerate from DLink's wireless equipment, I was hoping Ruckus would remove that headache but I feel like I'm coming full circle and seeing the same issue. Regarding rooms - all companies have been informed that it'll be 30 devices per room, using CC4 which has a large profile - not considered a problem, I'm told.

We have a few schools now with Ruckus wireless kit and have overall been impressed with it. However, nearly all companies we've spoken to are installing a single AP to cover 2-3 classrooms, some of which are using upto 30 CC4 stations (which have quite a high impact on wireless). We're finding that when they use the devices in the same class as the AP it's fine, but the adjoining classrooms aren't performing anywhere near as well. I've asked if we can put an AP per classroom, but have been told it's overkill and will degrade performance due to overlap. However, on the flipside, we're finding the performance isn't up to scratch otherwise. On the flipside, both Meraki/Meru are quoting based on one per teaching room. How is everyone else installing their kit? Specifically if you're using CC4? Thanks.

Worked, thanks Still had the issue with it not picking up the setting for the remote gallery, but that's fixed with a registry entry too.

Has anyone resolved this?? Is this a CC4 issue or an issue with their Admin Toolkit? No luck getting it to work so far, and I don't really want to use 10.6 on a clean site when they've had training on some new features in 10.8...??