NSCAN - Wireless Security

Gloria,

Here at AT&T Performing Arts Center, we have a separate VLAN for our scanners.  We have a property with 2 buildings plus our business offices are in a separate building a couple of blocks away.  The VLAN is accessible by all scanners no matter what building they are in.  We have experienced no problems with it and it seems to work great having the scanners on their own VLAN.  The one problem with the VLAN is that if the actual wireless network goes down, so does the VLAN which makes the scanners not useable.

Teresa

Those of you using NSCAN...did you have to implement any additional, beyond the normal security measures for the wireless network? We have a venue that has its own wireless network but I'm wondering if we should set up a separate wireless network for the scanners only.

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Gloria,

Here at AT&T Performing Arts Center, we have a separate VLAN for our scanners.  We have a property with 2 buildings plus our business offices are in a separate building a couple of blocks away.  The VLAN is accessible by all scanners no matter what building they are in.  We have experienced no problems with it and it seems to work great having the scanners on their own VLAN.  The one problem with the VLAN is that if the actual wireless network goes down, so does the VLAN which makes the scanners not useable.

Teresa

Those of you using NSCAN...did you have to implement any additional, beyond the normal security measures for the wireless network? We have a venue that has its own wireless network but I'm wondering if we should set up a separate wireless network for the scanners only.

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