Cisco WiMax products and solutions

Hi,
I should need to provide a technical solution to our customer who asks for a WiMax solution to build a wireless campus between a train and rail station along the railway and also under a tunnel. I am having a look to Cisco solutions but I have some difficult to find the right product suited for custome needs.
For example I didn't undestand yet which product Cisco provides for Subscriber unit, in my case the train. More over I read that as ASN Cisco suggests ASR5000 router, is it correct? I think that it's good for Service Provider but I think it is too much dimensioned for my applicationis, so I'd like to know if there is other appliances more suited for my application ?
Any help and advices wil be very appreaciated.
Thank you in advance.
Regards
angelo

Hi Angelo,
I'm a TAC guy and usually we redirect our partners/customer to the Cisco Sales Team who in turn can bridge you over with some other parties inside Cisco to get the most out of the discussions. If you haven't tried that channel yet, I advise you to do. Just contact your Account Manager.
And sure, if other people on this forum can help you out, that will be great as well.
Thanks
Serge

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I've been doing a lot of research on various Cisco wireless products and the options are kind of confusing.
I'll start with my deployment; I have two locations both of which have a manufacturing and warehouse environments (no climate control) and regular offices.
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No.
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Ask your Questions on Cisco’s 802.11ac Solutions - Deployment, Design, and Interop with Cisco Experts: Richard Hamby and Shankar Ramanathan.
Monday, March 30th, 2015 to Friday, April 10th, 2015
Richard Hamby is a senior technical support engineer and Team Lead of the Cisco Technical Assistance Center in Richardson, Texas. He is an expert in Indoor and Outdoor wireless for the full line of Cisco Unified and Converged Access Wireless products, as well as TAC Engineering Engagement Engineer liaison to project engineering teams for new Cisco wireless products. Prior to his current role, Richard was a customer support engineer with the AAA Security TAC team supporting Cisco identity management solutions and been with Cisco since 2009.
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This guidance is the same for 11n adapters as well. To achieve max rate, your 11n AP and adapter must both support 40MHz channels, 3SS, short GI.
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One of the most useful references for questions related to this topic is the AP Data Sheet for each AP. Here's the AP3700 for example:
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/wireless/3700-series-access-point/data_sheet_c78-729421.html
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Hi There,
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Hi Ramses,
I have dozen questions but will try to restrain myself and start with the most important ones :)
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B200M3 --- IOM2208 --- 4 links --- FI6296 --- port-channel (4 links) --- Nexus5548
2. Is it possible to view/measure throughput for Fibre Channel interfaces?
3. Here is one about FlexPod: I know that in case of vBlock there is the company that delivers fully preconfigured system and offers one universal support point so customer don't have to call Cisco or VMware or storage supports separately. What I don't know is how it works for FlexPod. Before you answer that you are not sales guy, let me ask you more technical questions: Is FlexPod Cisco product or is NetApp product or this is just a concept developed by two companies that should be embraced by various Cisco/NetApp partners? As you obviously support Datacenter solutions, if customer/partner calls you with are FlexPod related problem, does it matter for you, from support side, if you are troubleshooting fully compliant FlexPod system or you'll provide same level of support even is the system is customized (not 100% FlexPod environment)?
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Dear all, my customer has CWWLSE-1030-K9 Cisco WLSE Wireless LAN Solution EE 2.13 with 12 AP1242 (a/b/g) Radio 802.11g in place. Now he will buy additional AP what type of AP can i use because AP 12xx is EOS.

Hello Dirk,
AP 1200 is EOS, and customers were encouraged to migrate to 1240 Series (which is also EOS now)
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I have about a dozen systems which are showing up under the Archive Failed Devices section of Device Work Center -> Configuration Archives. The reason is Fetch VLAN configuration - Command failed. All of the affected devices have something in common in that they are all managed by hitting a publicly routable IP address outside of the network on which the NCS server lives (NCS IP is 172.19.40.51). To the devices, NCS looks like it is coming from an publicly routable IP address (because it is NAT'd by the firewall). I suspected that the issue was that NCS was trying to TFTP the VLAN.dat file to the NCS server but that it was trying to send it to 172.19.40.51 instead of the NAT address. I turned on debugs on one of the affected devices and sure enough I see that the device is trying to TFTP something to 172.19.40.51. Of course that will never work. I can find no way within the Admin UI of Cisco Prime to change this behavior such that NCS will try to collect the VLAN.dat file in some other way or use the NAT'd IP address for the copy attempt.
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This is where everything goes off the rails for me when it comes to understanding Prime Infrastruction, Prime LMS and everything that you're talking about. Refer to this link: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/cloud-systems-management/prime-lan-management-solution/data_sheet_c78-697479.html
How should I interpret this?:
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For more information about Cisco Prime Infrastructure, please visit http://www.cisco.com/go/primeinfrastructure."
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Best Practice on Knowledge Management, IS01 Problems and Solutions

Been Playing with KM and looking for insight from other users (will give points) using it for ICWC.
We have mulitple product lines where we have documents with Q & A's in each line. As I look at moving that into CRM via IS01, I am looking for any Best Practices or recommendations.
1. Create a single problem and solution for every question.
2. Create a single problem (list all questions) for every product line and create multiple solutions that are linked to that problem (solution for each question)
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The ICWC search brings back the 1st line on the problem & solution on the screen, meaning I try to limit the characters used so it fits on the ICWC screen, a long 1st line on the problem doesn't allow the agent to see enough of the solution without opening the link.
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Hello Glenn,
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I think that's all.
Sorry for my poor english. Today I'm not feeling very inspirated
Kind regards.
Edited by: Bruno Garcia on Jun 17, 2008 9:51 PM (added note 728668)

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Hi,
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Dear Suresh,
Schedule Manager (SCMA):
Schedule Manager automates your routinue task. It facilitate the definition, scheduling, execution, and review of tasks that are executed on a regular basis, such as period-end closing.
Solution Manager - The SAP Solution Manager supports you throughout the entire lifecycle of your solutions, from the Business Blueprint thru configuration to production operation. It provides central access to tools methods and preconfigured content, that you can use during the evaluation, implementation, and productive operation of your systems.
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We use Forte 3.0 with Rational Rose 4.0 since more than one year on a
medium size project (10 developers). I have not tried Rose98 with Forte,
so what I have to say may or may not apply to Rose98.
In general I am very satisfied with the Forte support of Rose. The code
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and set methods which implement the virtual attribute. You can even
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methods). You can also model all components of a Forte application like
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is a bit tedious and prone to errors.
Rose can import a Forte .pex and produce a model from it ("reverse
engineering"). This works O.K. but I use it only on small prototypes
that I developed in Forte to get a "first cut" of a model. The analyzer
has only a few global options (for example whether you want to model
object-valued attributes as associations or as attributes). In addition
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On the other hand Rose generates correct Forte code if you use the short
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attributes.
If you have additional questions, I will be happy to answer them.
Robinson, Richard wrote:
>
Has anyone used Rational Rose products and Forte? Could you post a short
summary that explains how easy/hard it is to work with and whether or not
the reverse engineering features work well?
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I'm having the same problem. The last version of Forte known to work with Rose is Forte 3.0, but I can't find that version for download.
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Dear SAP SDN team
We are currently using SAP CRM 7.0 EHp1.
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3).You have maintained FAQ in the backend for a particular product.
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How to create production and development enironment in same server

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We are using OWB10.2.0.1 version and we have only one database which has two schema.we are using default control center to run the mappings.
We don't have separate servers for development and production.So we use same control center for running the mapping for production and development, cause of this we are getting some problem while changing the existing mapping.
So we are planing to separate these environment like production and development with in one server and both environment should have the same database and we need to lock the some mapping to development environment which is in live.
Please suggest me how can i follow because i don't have EXP in these area.Hope you understand the situation.
Thanks,
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Hi,
I am not sure if we can lock the mapping according tot he env. you log into. I can provide an alternate solution by using different project names and store the mapping into them or using different mapping names to indicate them as prod or dev maps.
From a developer perspective i would suggest u have different environments for dev and prod and as a manager i would like to inform that u have have many audit issues if this goes on.
Regards,
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