Deliberant 1300 falls "asleep"

davidpaj join:2002-04-22	reply to uscomputing Re: Deliberant 1300 falls "asleep" said by uscomputing : Can you temporarily set a pc to ping the AP so the traffic never goes dead? That's the only solution so far I found so far
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uscomputing join:2005-01-26 Buffalo, NY	reply to davidpaj Can you temporarily set a pc to ping the AP so the traffic never goes dead?
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davidpaj join:2002-04-22	reply to bito said by bito : Did this just start happening? Yes, the AP had been turned on maybe 20 minutes at most and it just started.
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bito Premium join:2001-10-08 Atlanta, GA	reply to davidpaj Did this just start happening?
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davidpaj join:2002-04-22	reply to bito said by bito : After it drops the clients, can they still get back on if they try to initiate any sort of traffic? No, I was thinking they could, but the connection is dead until a site survey is done on the AP. Once that is done if traffic is constant enough to beat the expire timer... everything is fine
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bito Premium join:2001-10-08 Atlanta, GA	reply to davidpaj After it drops the clients, can they still get back on if they try to initiate any sort of traffic?
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davidpaj join:2002-04-22	reply to dongato17 said by dongato17 : The problem with the 2300 has been identified as a WLAN driver bug in the realtek driver, and we are waiting for the fix from them. This is the first time we have had this problem come up for the 1300, which is a different WLAN driver. What is the X in the X amount of time? Do you see it at specific intervals? Also, please install the latest firmware (1.6.4) from this site: »support.deliberant.com/ShowPost.···stID=217 Scroll to the bottom of the page for 1.6.4. Let us know if you continue to have problems! -Hal Yes, it counts down second by second...Even after a 1.64 upgrade it's still doing it.. It used to never count down till this started. If there's traffic on the AP all works fine
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dongato17 VIP join:2000-07-28 Atlanta, GA	reply to Chele The problem with the 2300 has been identified as a WLAN driver bug in the realtek driver, and we are waiting for the fix from them. This is the first time we have had this problem come up for the 1300, which is a different WLAN driver. What is the X in the X amount of time? Do you see it at specific intervals? Also, please install the latest firmware (1.6.4) from this site: »support.deliberant.com/ShowPost.···stID=217 Scroll to the bottom of the page for 1.6.4. Let us know if you continue to have problems! -Hal -- Harold Bledsoe Deliberant Wireless »www.deliberant.com
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davidpaj join:2002-04-22	reply to davidpaj said by davidpaj : said by bito : Sounds new to me too. What clients are you using? How many? What version of the firmware? I'm using firmware 1.63. I have two 1300's as clients and one Linksys Wet11. Everybody stays associated, then everyboy gets dropped after X amount of time. Do a site survey on the AP..... Everybody comes back again. Could this help? If you go to show clients, you see they are conntected...... But the expired time is counting down... When it runs out....... they all drop.
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Chele join:2003-07-23	reply to davidpaj This happens to us with the 2300's if the SSID is not broadcast. We have several 1300's without that issue though. Try broadcasting the SSID see if it helps.
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davidpaj join:2002-04-22	reply to bito said by bito : Sounds new to me too. What clients are you using? How many? What version of the firmware? I'm using firmware 1.63. I have two 1300's as clients and one Linksys Wet11. Everybody stays associated, then everyboy gets dropped after X amount of time. Do a site survey on the AP..... Everybody comes back again.
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bito Premium join:2001-10-08 Atlanta, GA	reply to davidpaj Sounds new to me too. What clients are you using? How many? What version of the firmware?
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davidpaj join:2002-04-22	reply to IntraLink said by IntraLink : Haven't seen it, but for an AP that is intolerable. You need to replace it. I'm sure Caleb will work with you on that. Since the 1300 is discontinued, you might want to trade up to a 2300 while you're at it! I'll see what he has to say... Thing is as long as there's "activity" on it... It won't fall asleep
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IntraLink Premium,MVM join:2002-08-14 Utah Valley	reply to davidpaj Haven't seen it, but for an AP that is intolerable. You need to replace it. I'm sure Caleb will work with you on that. Since the 1300 is discontinued, you might want to trade up to a 2300 while you're at it!
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davidpaj join:2002-04-22	I have a 1300 as an AP, works well, except sometimes it "drops" all clients...... go in the ap, do a site survery and it reassociates all. Thie is a new one.... anyone else seen this issue?
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