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Now as I love working from home, and being able to crawl out of bed and be at work in 5 minutes, I know of a number of people and businesses that are ready to head back to the offices. Plus there are all the industries that can not work from home. So it was …
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Not too long ago I was asked to investigate why a clients location tracking of RF tags was so inaccurate. The information I had was that the RF tags were 2.4GHz tags, and not associated to the wireless, other than that no information given. The customer also had no idea if the site meet their …
Continue reading Issues with Cisco FRA and Location Services
Updated Noticed that someone turned on an ACL between the WLC and CMX so the Hyperlocation data did not correctly come through for this test. Updated the data below I previously wrote about Traditional RTLS vs Cisco's Hyperlocation in the real world for a walled office. This post is to put to the test the …
Ever wondered if Cisco's Hyperlocation lives up to the hype?
This post is part 1 of a 2 part series looking at real world results of Cisco's Hyperlocation vs the traditional RSSI location accuracy in a traditional walled office environment.
Well I have seen my fair share of Hallway designs, and I can tell you I am not a fan. I find the reason they have been used is legacy designs, and companies trying to keep costs down. I have in some situations also found that people don't like APs placed above their desks as …
I have had the privilege of Beta Testing the new CMX High Availability version this post is to run through how it was setup and different options of how to set up the HA. I will after testing post detailing my findings around how well the HA handles different situations. For this testing I have …
I recently had the chance to become one of the first people outside of Cisco to setup and configure the CMX to Elasticsearch Connector. Being one of the first meant that the install instructions were not the best, in fact some steps didn't work at all. The real benefit of being able to automatically have …
UPDATE: I have updated this post as we had to re-deploy a new template into AWS and ran into some issues following the original instructions. The below is working now As the company that I am working on has a directive from the CIO to go SaaS or Cloud first, I was tasked with attempting …
Well what is the Cisco CMX product? It is the replacement to Cisco's Mobility Services Engine (MSE) in the sense that it can show you where wireless devices are on a map. The two big differences are that CMX is now a stand alone application (altho it does require connections to WLCs, Prime). Cisco have …
Hardware Guidelines The following table lists the hardware guidelines for the Cisco MSE virtual appliance. I have installed to a VM with higher specifications than the High End Appliance and it appears that all extra vCPU are used, haven't done any benchmarking as to if it improves it. Hardware Platform Basic Appliance Standard Appliance High-End …
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