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Question: Can this be mounted to a drop ceiling?
Document: The product works great. Text support worked with me for two hours until everythingWas set up correctly. No more drop wifi.
Thruput seems a little low, but I am just getting into the config settings (you use a Wizard for initial setup). Not sure why the default settings don't maximise thruput, but stanger things have been known in the world of technology... or so it seems.I bought this to replace a Proxim 700 AP, which is starting to drop OTA connections after what must be 10+ years of non-stop use.
lets say your fire department or you club needs some inexpensive but reliable wireless WI-FI. this is the solution for you.
Well I love Cisco. Purchase 30 of these for a project and they are worked flawlessly out of the box. No issues and no need for tech support. Cisco is the king of Networking
Very happy so far, though.2013/04/24 Update: Just over one month, and still going strong. No reboots, no lost connectivity, and no odd errors or dropped packets in the logs. Just plain reliable performance 24/7.2013/09/10 Update: Almost half a year later, and the WAP 321 has been humming along flawlessly. Zero dropped packets, no issues whatsoever.
VLAN setup is a snap, as are security options (have not explored the captive portal features yet, but plan to at some point).
Use case: urban small condo home office. Total square footage = ~1600. Relatively crowded 2.4 band but sparsely populated in the 5.2 space.I've used (still do) several Aironet APs over the years, and currently run an 1140 for wireless-G; the thing refuses to die or even show a bit of stress under heavy usage (browsing with up to 7 concurrent usrs and single-user video streaming over the LAN).
Until very recently, it was almost as stable as our Aironet 1140, but demonstrated a few odd hiccups (certain clients/cards refused to maintain connections). For some reason, the V-M200 failed to pass traffic a few weeks ago, which required a reboot-- we'd get a few days of stable usage before the same thing happened.
This product is an AP so it works differently then Router. If you don't know how a AP works you might not be able to set it up sucessfully. However, once you sent it up, it is a good AP.
This is the system that didn't work once I received it and plugged it in. Very disappointed b/c then I wasn't able to return them.
Answer: yes but needs to have some additional backing support.  The device is very light but still should be able to be mounted on a drop ceiling