As you might guess, we’ve been super busy with the start of the school year. Here are some short updates: Haiku is going even better than expected. Since 1 September, we’ve averaged over 11,000 pages served a day and over 1200 faculty and students have logged in. The teachers are doing a great job with [...]
Doug and Steph in 60 mph winds on top of Whitby lighthouse I’m not a big fan of “top ten” articles appearing in the newspapers at this time of year, but maybe the last days before New Year’s isn’t a bad time to take stock of the year. The year began with us half-way through [...]
Okay, for the first time ever, our school has a unified, centrally-controlled enterprise wireless system. We pushed the roll out of this because the middle school is trying out online ERB testing, and that means 120 to 240 students need to be online simultaneously to do sample tests, to do the real exams, etc. Needless [...]
We rolled out about forty more Meru wireless access points this week, giving us a total of just over 90 in the building. We have pulled in the 50 remaining Apple Extreme airports that were in the building, so we could be on a unified system. Our first morning with the unified Meru points was [...]
I’d be interested in hearing from other schools about how they are doing with 5 ghz N wireless systems. From what I understand, 5 ghz will likely be the dominant frequency in the future, because of speed benefits over the 2.4 ghz range. The challenge is that 5 ghz is A and N protocols only, [...]
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