Is anyone else having trouble connecting to free wifi at the Guthrie?
My colleague and I each have 3 devices and none of them will connect.
Is the wifi infrastructure here really so insufficient, or are we both doing something wrong?
Is anyone else having trouble connecting to free wifi at the Guthrie?
My colleague and I each have 3 devices and none of them will connect.
Is the wifi infrastructure here really so insufficient, or are we both doing something wrong?
@rob.brynelsen Great response, thanks for that! Yet another example of why I love JAMF and JAMFNation so much. A bunch of good ideas all around! So next year 2.5k devices
Wi-Fi Explorer shows seven 5GHz nodes. No problem connecting in fully packed main stage.
Right-click to show in new window, to get closer view.
Regardless of what the Guthrie folks say, @rob.brynelsen, they did not have enough available IP's yesterday with the /22 subnet, supernetted or not. However, overnight it seems they changed their subnet to a /21, doubling the number of available IP's. Much better.
And, better late than never, though I (and probably others) pointed out the insufficient available IP's at last year's JNUC:
https://jamfnation.jamfsoftware.com/discussion.html?id=12318#responseChild71429
It's a herculean effort to satisfy so many geeks, thanks for improving! :)
Sorry I missed this years JNUC. Last year was tough getting an IP for sure. Even with the change to a /21, the 200Mbps connection seems archaic (of course I'm not paying their bill) and don't forget the OP said, "My colleague and I each have 3 devices..." That's 6 IPs for 2 attendees. I'm not so sure that Rob's estimate is high enough. I hope to see you and lots of IPs next year!
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