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is there a program that can be used to monitor all the Access points and send out emails to us whenever a radio goes down?
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is there a program that can be used to monitor all the Access points and send out emails to us whenever a radio goes down?

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our server is not linux. its a SBS2011
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installed new software version and they are running great!
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installed new software version and they are running great!

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One of our clients have about 11 Cisco airnet Wireless Access points in the whole building. and periodically about 2 to 3 of them go down. I am able to html into them and find that the 2.4 radio is going down. the 5.0ghz radio allways stays on.<br />
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Im trying to figure out how to set the access points up to sent an email to us whenever it goes down.<br />
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Anyone know if this could be done?
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One of our clients have about 11 Cisco airnet Wireless Access points in the whole building. and periodically about 2 to 3 of them go down. I am able to html into them and find that the 2.4 radio is going down. the 5.0ghz radio allways stays on.

Im trying to figure out how to set the access points up to sent an email to us whenever it goes down.

Anyone know if this could be done?

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