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Asked by aando in Wireless Application Protocol (WAP), Wireless Network Cards & Adapters, Domain Name Service (DNS)
Hello, I have a client that is constantly running slow on the wireless he has two Access Points, a Cisco and a 3com. At first I thought the problem was with one of the AP's or something causing a large amount of packet flow on the AP's. But when I check the logs everything looks fine, but this is were it gets interesting, I changed his DNS from the server to a Open DNS server and then the wireless starts running faster. Now keep in mind that the LAN machines run just fine it is only the wireless tablets. I also have another client that is not running wireless and their DNS does the same thing, but they sometimes get random 404 errors and they can do a refresh and it come up. Does any one have any ideas?
20090824-EE-VQP-74 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625