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The company I work has 6 Morpho and 7 Bioscrypt fingerprint readers. The readers are nothing but problems and on top of that the software sucks even worse. We are in the process of getting rid of them and replacing them with HID badge swipes.

The Cisco equivalent is a WS3850-48F-L.

WatchGuard has appliances that would do what you want and they also have now started incorporating a wireless controller in to there UTM devices for rolling out WatchGuard AP's at the same time. They do HA with pretty simple setup. Documentation is awesome and support is pretty good. The only...

Why OneNote? A side from descriptions on the individual interfaces I use Excel spreadsheets to track switch ports, subnet, IP's, and vlan's.

Would you say that the 7372's give better coverage than the 7982's? The reason I ask is because most of our AP's are deployed in warehouses and have lots of shelving and large rolls of paper board stacked almost all the way to the ceiling. We have had issues with Motorola Barcode Scanners...

I have always just put a description on each port for what is plugged in. I only usually do this for servers, wireless ap's and trunk ports.

What firmware are you currently running on your controller and AP's?

Yes I have updated firmware and contacted ruckus support. I have about 3 AP's right now that do it randomly. We paid about $25k for dual 3000 series zone directors and 18 7982 AP's.

Have you ever had issues with AP's randomly rebooting?

Anyone ever done much with Ruckus wireless controllers and access points??

More Network Pictures!!!!! :)

@dashpuppy... that is saying he has the hardware he is looking for at home to host it. :) If only computer parts were not so expensive right now I would consider building a new workstation and making my current workstation in my sig a dedicated server at home for a multitude of things. :(

That is a pretty awesome setup for a lab!!! What device is sitting on top of your HP Procurve switch? It looks to me like the back of a Sonicwall NSA240 but I could be wrong as I can't see for sure what it is....

That is our primary Fax Server.

Yes. 5 ports are in use.

6 ports on the sonicwall...

Had to change them to links.

Here are some pictures of some of the equipment we have at work: Disk Arrays, iSeries Main Frame, IBM Blade Center, and Plasmon Optical Drive http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/13/dsc0003rw.jpg http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/706/dsc0004eg.jpg...

@The Spyder -- That was a nice friend especially if he found it at a yard sale.

What all hardware do you have in your CCIE Lab Rack and did you purchase it as a complete setup and where did you buy it from? I am looking at purchasing a CCIE Lab setup and wondered what hardware you put in yours. I recently purchased three 2621 routers and a 3725 router to setup vpn tunnels...

Here is mine at work this is our General use 10/10 meg connection and we have a second 6/6 meg used for just web hosting. Here is mine at home 10/2 Cable from local Municipal Utilities.

I will have to post more cleaned up photo's of my rig soon and pics of the changes that I have made. But here is one to get by for now. Uploaded with ImageShack.us

This is the bandwidth that I have while sitting on my classroom network behind two IPFILTER firewalls that I built.

specs are in my sig... but for CS:S I get a constant 90 frames per second with my current setup and that is without having SLI enabled.

Here are a couple pics of my Dually Rig that i just put the finishing touches on: Uploaded with ImageShack.us

Not to suprised... Using Photoshop CS2 First try: 24.96 seconds Second try: 22.86 seconds Specs in sig.... I also had Outlook 07, ITunes, and SecureCRT 5.0, and Firefox running when i did the test.

You could get a monitor arm that mounts to your desk that can support two, three or four monitors.... Four Monitor stand

Nice HTCP's! Mine is not even close. Mine: P4 1.5GHz | 256mb ram | ATI Radeon 128mb Graphics | Haupage 50 Tv tuner card Samsung 32" HDTV

I am just finishing my Dually Rig and will post pics soon.... but I like the pictures i have seen so far!!!

Quad Monitor: ------------------------------------------------------------ My rig: Thermaltake Tsunami Dream case Tyan S2927 Mobo 2x Dual Core 2.2ghz Opteron Processors 4x 1 gig Kingston DDR667 Dual-Channel Registered ECC Ram 2x 150gig WD Raptors 10,000rpm 2x 750gig WD 2x EVGA GeForce 8600GT...

Here is my setup: Dual 22 inch Samsung Dell XPS Gen 4 3.60 GHz 800 MHz Fbs 4.00 Gig Ram SATA 74 gig 10k rpm Raptor 2 x SATA 320 gig Western Digital DVD Rom and Sony DVD Burner Sound Blaster Audigy 4 Nvidia Geforce 7950 GT 512 Mb Ram

How big of a network are you running??? Up at school we use a program called Altiris and it is a pretty kool program.

If you are going to go with that setup I would have a pretty good software firewall on the windows 95 machine.... Just a question for you what is you ip address going to be.............

Try connecting your modem to the wan port on the router and then you should be able to share the internet... And see if that solves your problem