Authentication takes over 12000 miliseconds

Craig10
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Authentication takes over 12000 miliseconds

Hi, 

 

Authentication takes over 12000 miliseconds, is this normal? (see attached screenshot)

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Devices on our network drop offline randomly on the Wi-Fi (both 2.4Ghz & 5Ghz)

 

Also, the devices in question 'hop' between APs quite regularly-is this normal? This screenshot is from 2hours connectivity this morning-

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Any help would be greatly appreciated 🙂

 

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alemabrahao
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Nope, what type of authentication are you using? I believe that is 802.1x. Does your server is on LAN or on the cloud?

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The device constantly 'hopping' from AP to AP, is that normal?

alemabrahao
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Roaming is a customer decision but it is not normal for him to be "hopping'" from one AP to another all the time unless he is moving around a lot within the environment.

 

What Radius are you using? NPS, freeradius, Cisco ISE.

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Cisco ISE

alemabrahao
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I recommend you perform packet capture and open a support case.

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Craig10
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Yes, 802.1x. The radius server is on the same LAN.

rhbirkelund
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What type of environment is this occuring in? A warehouse of sorts? Are these clients scanners?

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These clients are Windows laptops in an everyday office environment, nothing special.

BlakeRichardson
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If you ping the ISE server what are the ping times?

The pings are pretty good-

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