We have wireless enabled on some of our MX68Ws and I am attempting to obtain the BSSID information for these SSIDs. I understand it's easily obtainable from a MR standpoint by clicking into the AP itself and also the BSSID calculator, but I am having difficulties finding that information that pertains directly to the MX devices. Has anyone had any success gaining this information?
Thank you.
I have never seen anything other than the info on the wireless config page. Best to use a system with a WLAN-Scanner on site.
Thank you. I was afraid of that. I am running packet captures to try to obtain this information. I'm gathering this info for a voice project we're doing, and I don't have the ability to set up a wireless scanner for each site in the time I need this information.
I'm hoping to find a pattern to be able to "calculate" them without having to do individual captures at each site.
If you have any MR nearby , you could get the BSSID from AirMarshal but I doubt that you have both in the same environnement / in proximity )
Voice? Only use the integrated Wireless if you don't need another AP. There is no fast roaming between the integrated WLAN and "real" APs.
I inherited our network, as I know most do. We have 50 retail locations, in which half of them are operating their wireless solely on the MX device. (Cringe, I know). We are also migrating off CUCM to WebEx, and I am working on obtaining information for RedSky. I have to give them what we currently have, so that's why.
I have been working on the other half which is an unmanaged nightmare, in replacing that ick with MRs and MS devices, and will be working on getting these other sites with MRs and disabling the wireless on the MXs.
It's fun.
Have you tried the local status page?
Use the spectrum analyzer.
My MX68CW starts with 0C:8D:DB and matches the MR behavior listed in this doc with MX SSIDs 1-4 aligning to what the doc shows for MR SSIDs 2-5.
My MX68CW
In addition to the other comments here, I highly suggest the app "Wifi Analyzer" on Android, which I've found useful in the past. It's not particularly featureful but very handy for simple things like this.