Hi everyone,
As I'm forced to post something to get free VPS, I wanted to post something useful for Network Administrators, since I'm one.
I hope this info is useful for anyone.
BringYourOwnDevice networks is a serie of post to help other network administrators with my experience.
We start the implementation of this BYOD network with 14 home kind access points and 14 routers, one access point or router per classroom.
It worked fine for a couple of months, but the encountered a huge problem with the access points due to two hardware problems.
See you in the next post.
As I'm forced to post something to get free VPS, I wanted to post something useful for Network Administrators, since I'm one.
I hope this info is useful for anyone.
BringYourOwnDevice networks is a serie of post to help other network administrators with my experience.
We start the implementation of this BYOD network with 14 home kind access points and 14 routers, one access point or router per classroom.
It worked fine for a couple of months, but the encountered a huge problem with the access points due to two hardware problems.
- It only supported 11 connected devices and the manufacturer's specifications said that it support 20.
- There was a random broadcast storm started by the access point, nothing unmanageable with a couple of them, but with 14 of them, the network got so unstable the became useless.
See you in the next post.