Don't mind me...just prepping all my WS-12-250-AC's...

[danmanners]

Looks like $$$$$

I seriously love these switches...they make my life so much easier than toughswitches

[sirhc]

Thanks Dan, we GREATLY appreciate the support!

Take a look at v1.4.0rc19, you might like the new features!!

[sirhc]

Did you guys use these at the NFL draft event that you guys handled wifi for?

[danmanners]

Thanks Dan, we GREATLY appreciate the support!

Take a look at v1.4.0rc19, you might like the new features!!

Exactly what I plan on doing :) I'm going to put 1.3.9 release on the stuff I'm deploying, but since we have 50 of the switches (and I have 4 cases that fit 12 each), the additional two are going to be in my dev environment for the new firmware and testing stuffs!

[danmanners]

Did you guys use these at the NFL draft event that you guys handled wifi for?

Unfortunately not, I had all of them with me at Jazz festival in Florida (Seabreeze Jazz Fesitval) during the same time.

[sirhc]

Be aware of the issue being looked at with airFIBER radios.

If powering an airFIBER radio it is best to disable Flow Control on either the airFIBER radio or the switch port powering the airFIBER radio

Read this thread for more info: viewtopic.php?f=17&t=1654

The good stuff starts here in the thread: viewtopic.php?f=17&t=1654&start=90#p12552

[sirhc]

Did you guys use these at the NFL draft event that you guys handled wifi for?

Unfortunately not, I had all of them with me at Jazz festival in Florida (Seabreeze Jazz Fesitval) during the same time.

So they performed well there, or did you just have them with you there and they are still virgins?

[danmanners]

Did you guys use these at the NFL draft event that you guys handled wifi for?

Unfortunately not, I had all of them with me at Jazz festival in Florida (Seabreeze Jazz Fesitval) during the same time.

So they performed well there, or did you just have them with you there and they are still virgins?

I used 17 or 18 of them there, they performed fantastically.

Fun fact: I had one of them heat up to about 184°F, or 84°C and it was still running without issue. Funny what happens when you leave them in a sealed black box in direct sunlight in 100°F weather...Ended up taking the box it was in since we couldn't touch the switch itself and submerging the plastic box in a bigger box filled with ice to cool it down, and that worked surprisingly well :)

[danmanners]

Be aware of the issue being looked at with airFIBER radios.

If powering an airFIBER radio it is best to disable Flow Control on either the airFIBER radio or the switch port powering the airFIBER radio

Read this thread for more info: viewtopic.php?f=17&t=1654

The good stuff starts here in the thread: viewtopic.php?f=17&t=1654&start=90#p12552

Yeah I've been following that thread. Lucky for us we only have a couple airFibers; they're a b**ch to haul around with us like we need to haul stuff around