Help needed in Cisco Wireless Nework

Hi, I really needs some help here. My work place has recently implemented wireless network with Cisco Aironet NIC, Cisco Aironet Access Point and Cisco Access Control Server. We use handheld PC to connect wirelessly to the network and access files as well as web base application.
The problem that we are facing is the connection to the network, it takes approxmately 2 mins. This timing really piss my users of due the nature of their work.
The connection is as follows :
Users turn on the handheld PC and enter the Windows Logon Module, after entering the logon name and password for LEAP authetication, it takes up to 2 mins to connect to network and access the Microsoft Terminal Server where application resides.
We have encryption key set between the handheld PC and Access point. The connection between the Access Point and Access Control Server is using Radius protocol. After which Access Control Server will LEAP autheticate the logon and password then connect to the network.
Should I turn off the LEAP authetication, I am able to access the intranet within 5 secs, but no access to network resources.
Are there anyone with similar experience? Where can I configure in order to shorten the timing?
Thanks

Here ya go:
CSCdx45000 Bug Details
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Headline DHCP takes too long with CE device
Product aironet-nic Model pcm352
Component drivers Duplicate of
Severity 3 Status Assigned
First Found-in Version 4.24(1)
05/08/2002
Description:
DHCP process for CE device takes too long (60+seconds) with LEAP,
but a lot faster without LEAP or DHCP enabled
Symptoms:
Takes a long time for user to be able to search web page after entering user
information.
Assessment:
We have been able to re-create this in the lab
Workaround:
Try using these registry settings on the CE device.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\Cisco1\Parms\Tcpip]
"DhcpMaxRetry"=dword:01000000
"DhcpRetryDialogue"=dword:01000000

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Hi Stepehen,
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Showing Full AP name in cisco Wireless phone 7921-site survey

Hi,
I am working on a project where cisco wireless phone 7921 is utilized. We use phones sitesurvey tool for coverage tests. Our AP names are 18 characters in length and are not dispayed in full in site survey screen. Please suggest on a way to increase the display character count in the site survey or to make it a running text. Thank you.
Regards,
Madhan kumar G

Hi Leo,
Thanks for the suggestion. I looked at the Fluke OptiView XG Network Analysis Tablet. Looks very interesting, but looking at the cost of the Tablet, I am pretty sure that my Employer will say NO.
Anyways, Can you recommend some vendor options (It will be really helpful, if you can share the Model information as well) for the list highlighted below.
1. AP Tripod (Reaches 3 meters max) - Need recommendation on AP Telescopic Tripod which should be portable to carry in the Peli Case.
2. Distance measuring tool - Need recommendation on this.
3. Laptop harness - I did some research and found Connect-A-Desk Laptop Harness, which I am planning to purchase
Also, I need your inputs in choosing Antennas for Site-Survey Kit (I am looking at must to have options for the Kit).
Thanks,
CJ

Cisco Wireless Implementation

Hi,
We are in process of deploying cisco wireless infrastucture using WLC 5508 and AP1252. However, just curious to know what are Cisco best practices regarding VLAN design for these components. Can they belong to same VLAN or we need to provision separate VLANS for WLC and APs.
Appreciate your early response.
-> Ripu

500 APs will be fine. The number of clients isn't an issue here, it becomes more of an issue depending on the setup of your wireless infrastructure, you probably wouldn't want 1000s of users on one big flat network.
Hope this helps,
Thanks
Chris

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