Welcome to this Cisco Support Community Ask the Expert conversation. This is an opportunity to learn and any ask questions about how to configure and troubleshoot a wireless network with Cisco expert Alexander De Menezes. Vcds 11.11.4 here.
Ask questions from Monday February 22 to Friday March 4, 2016 Wireless networks have became pervasive in today's world. Cisco offers very strong wireless porfolio that helps business to connect to the Internet anywhere anytime. This session will focus on answering question regarding how to deploy a wireless network and also, the common pitfalls and issues that might happen in an installed wireless network. Alexander De Menezes is a Technical Support engineer in the Cisco Technical Assistance Center in Cisco Brussels. He is expert on any wireless products, including Wireless LAN controllers and Access Points. He also has in-depth knowledge of AAA and IBNS technologies.
Alexander joined Cisco in 2007. He holds a Master in Sciences in Advanced Electronic Engineering from the University of Warwick, UK. Alexander might not be able to answer each question due to the volume expected during this event. Remember that you can continue the conversation on the Community Find other **Ratings Encourage Participation!
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** Please be sure to rate the Answers to Questions. Hi Robinoliv, Is this for new deployed APs, since i also see AP uptime of 1 day for example for AP02/AP09/AP08. Short AP uptime would mean AP loosing connectivity to switch port, so example PoE issue (like Switch PoE budget issue or AP switch port flaps or unstable switch to which AP is plugged). Tamil Song Appadi Podu. For Aps which have shorter 'association up time' as compared to the 'AP up time', that would mean the APs are loosing connectivity to the WLC and rejoining back.