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Cisco 4400 Series WLAN Controller not working with Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 8260
I have a Cisco 4400 Series WLAN Controller not working with Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 8260.
If I set the WLAN Adapter setting on the computer o Wireless Mode 2 (802.11B) it works, but if I leave it at any other options (e.g. 6 802.11 A/B/G) it responds really slow.
For testing I hooked up a Linksys Wireless Router E6400 my network and was able to connect to both 2.4 Ghz or 5 Ghz channels and was able to browse the internet without any issues.
Is there anything I can do with the Cisco that will make it work with the Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 8260
If I set the WLAN Adapter setting on the computer o Wireless Mode 2 (802.11B) it works, but if I leave it at any other options (e.g. 6 802.11 A/B/G) it responds really slow.
For testing I hooked up a Linksys Wireless Router E6400 my network and was able to connect to both 2.4 Ghz or 5 Ghz channels and was able to browse the internet without any issues.
Is there anything I can do with the Cisco that will make it work with the Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 8260
Are the drivers and firmware totally up to date?
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The newest wlan drivers and the bios firmware is the most current.
It is something with the setup on the WLC I think since connecting to the Linksys I am able to browse the Internet without any issues.
It is something with the setup on the WLC I think since connecting to the Linksys I am able to browse the Internet without any issues.
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I just found this link:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Cisco/comments/4x23e8/cisco_4400_series_wireless_lan_controller_intel/
Looks like the issue is with the Cisco 4400 series.
I can confirm that the 18.30 driver does work. I guess this is my course of action until I update my WLC.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Cisco/comments/4x23e8/cisco_4400_series_wireless_lan_controller_intel/
Looks like the issue is with the Cisco 4400 series.
I can confirm that the 18.30 driver does work. I guess this is my course of action until I update my WLC.
I'd put it down to the NIC, not the WLC. I know it sounds like a dead-cert that the WLC is at fault, however it can't be, owing to the fact that a driver update makes it work.
A WLC code-update won't sort it, I'm sure. The 4400 is EoL now and the last code is 7.0.252.0. There was no 802.11ac support in that version of code, so I'm doubtful that there'll be full support for your card. The driver update is the likely fix, evidently.
A WLC code-update won't sort it, I'm sure. The 4400 is EoL now and the last code is 7.0.252.0. There was no 802.11ac support in that version of code, so I'm doubtful that there'll be full support for your card. The driver update is the likely fix, evidently.
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I have the most current driver and it does not work.
The last one that workers is the 18.30 that is for 802.11n.
It imaybe the driver, but my guess is that Intel will not even look into it.
The last one that workers is the 18.30 that is for 802.11n.
It imaybe the driver, but my guess is that Intel will not even look into it.
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That is what I suspected.
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thanks for all your assistance
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Thanks you all