Question about Cisco Aironet 1131AG 802.11a, 802.11g/b (746320933474) Wireless Access Point

Cicso 1131ag Drops off

We are accessing the Cisco 1131ag using handheld devices (Dell) They keep dropping off. We have to unplug the access point and reset it to gain access again. Is there a configuration problem with the 1131ag that makes this more stable? We are using seven of these devices in several different buildings. One is mounted in a plywood observation booth in a gym; pointing through a plexiglass window. One is mounted behind a set of bleachers in a gym. One is mounted on a cement block wall in a gym. The rest are mounted in conference rooms.

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Sounds like authentication/encryption connectivity issues. Post your config and ill check.

Posted on May 12, 2009

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Only time i've seen drop-offs from windows devices was on PEAP authenticated windows clients - needed a windows hot-fix for PEAP authentication, which is now included in XP SP3. If that's the problem, u can get ur fix from MS.

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How are attached / verified by the LAN? Do you have a RADIUS server for the certificates?

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