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Going through the motions of upgrading to Aironets and we are getting the linksys slowly back up, as you said, 1 at a time. &nbsp;<br />
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What I am trying to figure out is what would cause them to all fail at once.
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Going through the motions of upgrading to Aironets and we are getting the linksys slowly back up, as you said, 1 at a time.  

What I am trying to figure out is what would cause them to all fail at once.

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I manage a network that has about 20 wireless access points (all using the same WEP) they have been working without problems for months. &nbsp;Last friday they all worked fine, on monday none of them worked.<br />
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They are all Linksys access points<br />
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They are all on different switches in different buildings<br />
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I cannot find any central issue that would effect all of them at once like that. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks <br />
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I manage a network that has about 20 wireless access points (all using the same WEP) they have been working without problems for months.  Last friday they all worked fine, on monday none of them worked.

They are all Linksys access points

They are all on different switches in different buildings

I cannot find any central issue that would effect all of them at once like that.  

Thanks 




All wireless access points dropped at once

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