Please let me know if there are any resources that would help out. I am pretty much at a loss as to what else could possibly be causing the problem and am very open to any and all suggestions and recommendations. We also have standardized testing coming up. None of these issues happened at all last year, but it has been non stop this year and it is severely detrimental to any classroom activities.
#Massive change inetwork driver
We have tried removing any software that could create an issue, we have tried removing all startup programs, we have replaced access points to see if it was a bad access point, we have replaced the POE adapters, we have replaced the ends on the cable runs, we have tried reverting everything from the netgear switches to our old HP Procurve 2810-48g switches and removing the netgears entirely, we have tried removing the Unifi access points and putting our HP Procurve wireless system back into production, we have tried any version of the wireless driver driver for that particular laptop that we can find. If I ping from the high school to a laptop in the elementary school 8 miles away, I get an average of 1ms ping times. In the elementary building, there is not a single problem with any connections or ping times. When a jr high or high school student connects to an access point and tries to do anything over the network (pulling files from the file server, udp desktop monitoring traffic) except for http access, ping times for everybody on that access point, including teachers, skyrockets into the thousands. If a teacher laptop is connected to an access point, everything is fine. The entire wireless system is built on a cat 6 infrastructure.
#Massive change inetwork full
We started with a Ubiquiti Unifi wireless system with full building coverage in both buildings and netgear GS748TPS, 748TP, and 724TPS switches. At certain periods of the day, things become very bogged down, people begin losing their connections 's a nightmare. All year we have had a seemingly sporadically slow network. Our elementary building has about 200 student laptops and another 20 teacher laptops.
In our junior high/high school building, we have about 300 student laptops with about 25 teachers that each have a laptop and most also have a desktop with a wireless connection. I work at a school district that has about 1000 students that is split into two buildings.
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