05-17-2012 02:22 PM - edited 07-03-2021 10:10 PM
Hello again Support Community!
As always I value your help/responses. I have been doing quite a bit of reading on the Flexconnect (formerly H-Reap) feature. I know that it was really designed for AP's to be able to service wireless clients at remote sites witout having to have another controller at the remote site. But, I was wondering if there would be any benefit to enabling this feature on all my LOCAL AP's on my LOCAL site. I dont have a remote site, but it seems like a nice feature to have in case my Controller does go down for any reason, my wireless clients would still be able to stay up with the AP in Local mode. Currently everything is being tunneled back to the controller (Central Authentication/Switching). Would there be any benefit/drawbacks to implementing this scheme for my local wireless network? Thanks.
Chris.
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05-17-2012 06:05 PM
The draw ack would be the key caching. HREAP groups only support 50 AP per group for key caching. If you have more than 50 Ap in your deployment and are doing 802.1x it could cause roaming delays.
Steve
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05-17-2012 06:05 PM
The draw ack would be the key caching. HREAP groups only support 50 AP per group for key caching. If you have more than 50 Ap in your deployment and are doing 802.1x it could cause roaming delays.
Steve
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05-21-2012 12:00 PM
Stephen,
Thank you for your reply. You make a very valid point there. Thanks for the feedback.
Chris
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