[cisco-voip] IP Communicator over wiFi

[Paul Lakra]

One is an Acer Ferrari 1005 with an AMD Turion 64 and Broadcom 802.11n 
chipset. The other is an Acer Travelmate with an Intel Centrino processor 
and Intel 915 wireless chipset. I am more inclined to think it has 
something to do with the chipset in the Access point.

There are a load of settings for the chipset in the laptop.




From:
"Erick Bergquist" <erickbee at gmail.com>
To:
"Matthew Saskin" <matt at saskin.net>
Cc:
"Paul Lakra" <plakra at planer.co.uk>, cisco-voip at puck.nether.net
Date:
24/04/2008 14:39
Subject:
Re: [cisco-voip] IP Communicator over wiFi



I have seen similar issue with earlier and current IP Communicator
versions, on laptops with a AMD processor. I forgot what the Wireless
chipset was offhand, but a Laptop with a Intel processor and different
Wireless chipset worked fine next to the AMD laptop that sat and spun
with IP Comm.  Didn't matter what the MAC was set to.  But when you
plugged in Cat5 CIPC came right up. I haven't had a chance to really
look more into the problem yet. Regular data (web, outlook, etc)
worked fine though over wifi. I don't think it is a CIPC issue, but
maybe an issue with certain wireless chipsets and AP models maybe. Is
weird though.


On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 6:55 AM, Matthew Saskin <matt at saskin.net> wrote:
> Disregard - I missed your public AP comment
>
>  -matt
>
>
>
>  Matthew Saskin wrote:
>  > What method of identifying the device are you using, MAC address or
>  > "dummy" MAC address/username?  If the former, do you have two device
>  > entires in CallManager, one for the wired MAC and one for the 
wireless MAC?
>  >
>  > -matt
>  >
>  > Paul Lakra wrote:
>  >
>  >> This happens with 2 users. IP Communicator 2.1.3.0 installed on 
laptop
>  >> running Windows XP Pro.
>  >>
>  >> Works fine in the office on a wired LAN
>  >> At home on a Buffalo wireless access point (Wireless G - about 4 
years
>  >> old) behind a Linksys router the IP sits registering for ever. WPA
>  >> encryption is used. If a wired ethernet link is made to the router 
via
>  >> a hub the phone immediately registers and works OK.
>  >> When connecting to public access points as in hotels everything 
works
>  >> fine.
>  >>
>  >> No adjustments are made to the laptop between any of the above 
scenarios.
>  >>
>  >> There are no QoS options in the access point.
>  >>
>  >> I think I saw something a while ago about D-Link wireless access
>  >> points not working. Is this the same thing?
>  >>
>  >> Paul
>  >> 
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