We have been a Meru customer for 4 years and have nothing but good to
say about their solution. The Meru equipment works well in a dense user
environment and outperformed competitors when we tested.
I recommend educating yourself about the iphone/itouch/ipad DHCP
problems. The DHCP addresses can become sticky and not refresh properly
when their lease expires. Here is a link to Princeton's iPad problem
page -
http://www.net.princeton.edu/announcements/ipad-iphoneos32-stops-renewin
g-lease-keeps-using-IP-address.html
Jason Hyams
Director of Technology
St. Agnes Academy
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Subject: iPad/Meru
Our language departments is set to pilot an iPad cart in a classroom.
Their entire curriculum is online so they feel that web access is all
they need.
In preparation of deploying the iPads and with a possible transition to
a one to one program we are working at updating our infrastructure
especially the wireless.
I am interested in both your thoughts about the iPad for classes of 9th
- 12th grade students and Meru as a wireless system.
thanks in advance
Carl Campion
Director of Technology
Archmere Academy
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