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Sunday
Jul192009

You have wireless client issues? What is your Wireless NIC system event log telling you?

DateSunday, July 19, 2009 at 7:34AM

Did you know when you associate to an access point your wireless NIC reports to the OS a 4201 code? Or, when your wireless NIC loses connectivity it reports a 4202 code?

In this nugget, we will review the System Event Log for a wireless NIC. More specifically the 4201 and 4202 event code. I will also reproduce these event code in our lab.... Just another tool to have in the handbag when troubleshooting! Enjoy

 

 

AuthorGeorge | Comment1 Comment |

Reader Comments (1)

Good nugget. I didn't know that was in the event viewer.. I am having an issue with a few Dr.offices where they report being disconnected. I could look at this to see if the times they are giving me match up with the viewer. Not seeing any deassociation on the controller logs so maybe this would be able to help.

July 27, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterWireless_Rules

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