Controllerless Networks

Hello all...

I am aware of the 1024 device limit and 65 IAP per cluster limit, but what is the user experience for the 1025 device, does it just not connect?

Thanks,

Randy

Hello! RBL!

The limits are updated

The suggested new limit with the new firmwares  its 2000 devices, which is not a hard limit...

There isnt a limit as well on ap in a cluster but as far one of the SEs told me that he has seem 128 - 150 and more IAP

Takae in mind that if you are gong to have soo many IAPs try using as master something like a IAP 225 or at least an IAP 135 which has better hardware...

 	   SDRAM memory	FLASH memory	CPU
                                                                                                
RAP-3WN(P)	128MB	16MB	AR9344 560MHz
IAP-104/105	128MB	16MB	AR7161 680MHz
IAP-114/115	256MB	32MB	AR9550 700MHz
IAP-134/135	256MB	16MB	88F6560 1.6GHz Single Core
IAP-224/225	512MB	32MB	P1020 800MHz Dual Core

 I copy you a table of the hardware of the IAPS.

Guess if you are afraid of putting all in a cluster you can always do  L3 roaming between clusters.

The limit of the IAP 93 is still there... so if you put one IAP 93 it will lock your cluster to 16 APS... and the limit of users i bealive with an iap 93 is still  256

Hope that helps

Cheers

Carlos

Yes, it was very helpful information...thank you Carlos

Randy

Is hti still so? I believe after the latest upgrade this limit was lifted up to 32 IAP, am I wrong? Thanks.

The latest best-practice recommendations for cluster sizes are:

92/93: 16 APs and 256 users.  There is a hard limit on the AP count but not on the user count.

All other platforms: 128APs and 2048 users, there is no hard limit on either

Hi all,

Is there actually a link or official documentation on this? ____

Its on aruba instant user guide..

Here its a screenshot of it 

This is a extract of 6.4.2.0 user guide

The limits of the AP 93 are on an older user guide or a realease not but i remenber i did read it... i just dont remenber which one is.

Cheers

Carlos