The system was setup with 8.5.151 two months ago, which had all the same issues, and only upgraded to 8.10.105 a few days ago. Would a 2504 be a better idea then using mobility express, since for this new house I will need to add at least two more AP's? Maybe even have to add wireless to my lab setup. Like I said I am Unified Communications guy who has not touched wireless in 15 years and never need more then one AP in the house, so I will have to read the docs and do a lot of learning to get up to speed on this stuff. Maybe I can try the open SSID with MAC filtering for the iPad Pro. However, I cannot even think about doing that again since the people next door jumped right on it.
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I have tried an open SSID when I set the system up and the iPhones and older iPad had the same issues, we did not have the iPad Pro at the time. The iPad Pro however will not even connect at all. Seams the the older iPad 4 is working good as well. With 802.11r/v/k off the iPhones users connected this morning and are staying connected and able to move from the 1st floor to the 2nd with out issue. It all depends.įirst thank you to everyone for the help.
If you only have one AP, well then you might as well just disable all roaming features. The general rule is to disable 802.11v, as for 802.11k,r you may want to disable or enable depending on your current situation. The 802.11k,v,r will normally be near the bottom of the output. Show wlan summary <= This will give you a detailed view of all the features enabled and disabled on your SSID. To check if the features are enabled or disabled, you can go via the CLI and run the following commands If you want to understand these features in greater detail Cisco explain them on the Enterprise Mobility 8.5 Design Guide Leo's question direct to possible issues your iOS devices may have with Fast Transitioning (FT or 802.11r), BSS Transition (802.11v) and Assisted Roaming (802.11k). I will take the "Best Practice" dashboard with a hint of salt, in the wireless world we like to start the sentence "It depends".
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Any idea or pointers to documents that show how to set DS and WMM settings Almost ready to move back to all autonomous AP’s, buy a 2504, or put up a google mesh for the Apple devices. I am a at a loss since I am a UC guy and have not work on wireless in years. The Cisco Mobility Express Best Practices Guide is proving to be useless. The problem is I cannot find any setting in the GUI or docs that point to the GUI or CLI ways of configuring these settings. ‘WMM Policy should to be required’ (yes that’s exactly what it says, some needs to grammar check this stuff!).Īll the other items have a green check. When I check the Best Practices, it shows that for my Apple WLAN the following items have a red x: I started with version 8.5.x and upgraded to 8.10.x and the issue is still there. I have two AP’s one is a 1815i (the controller for now) and the other is a 1832i.
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None of the 5 android devices, four laptops, and one desktop have this issue at all. The two iPhones will just randomly disconnect and not reconnect until used. I had to put up a 1242 in autonomous mode to handle the iPads for now and they have no issues on it. The older iPad will disconnect as soon as you hit the on/off button, the new iPad pro only would connect once and will not connect again. I have an issue with Mobility Express and Apple iPhones and iPad not staying connected.
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