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Howard Enos 2a1a275511 sync: auto-sync from HOWARD-HOME at 2026-06-24 17:37:00 
Author: Howard Enos
Machine: HOWARD-HOME
Timestamp: 2026-06-24 17:37:00
2026-06-24 17:37:35 -07:00

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Cascades — CSC ENT client inventory (2026-06-24)

Live snapshot of every client currently associated to the CSC ENT SSID, captured via the unifi-wifi skill (UOS controller stat/sta, site va6iba3v). Purpose: before repurposing CSC ENT as the 5 GHz-only WPA2 device island (phones + Helpany — see csc-ent-device-island-plan.md), identify who must be moved off first and which are resident/personal devices we'll need to help reconnect.

Snapshot caveat: this is currently-associated clients only (149). Devices powered off at capture time (e.g. some resident TVs) are NOT here — pull stat/alluser for the full ever-seen list to complete the resident registry (TODO; controller was login-throttled when this was built).

Summary — 149 clients

Category Count On 2.4 GHz Action
Helpany "Paul" sensors (h-#######) 68 26 Stay — anchor of the CSC ENT island; band-move to 5 GHz (Helpany, remote)
Staff PCs 14 0 We handle — domain migration -> CSCNet/INTERNAL
Printers (Canon/Brother/Epson) 11 10 We reconfigure -> CSCNet/INTERNAL
DIRECTV boxes (resident TV) 11 0 Help reconnect (resident)
Resident IoT / TVs (Ring, Echo, LG/Samsung TV, robot vac) 11 4 Help reconnect (resident)
Personal phones / tablets 15 2 Help reconnect (staff/resident BYOD)
Unknown / randomized-MAC 17 9 Identify (likely resident BYOD)
147* (*2 of 149 dropped in offline transcription; live count = 149)

Devices to evacuate off CSC ENT before any change: ~79 (everything except the 68 Helpany). On 2.4 GHz right now: ~51 — these would be dropped immediately by a 5 GHz-only flip; 25 of them are non-Helpany (10 printers, 4 IoT, 2 phones, 9 unknown) and must be relocated first.

RESIDENT / PERSONAL — will need help reconnecting

DIRECTV receivers (11) — resident room TVs, OUI 1c:d6:be, all on 5 GHz

Hostname MAC IP Signal
DIRECTV-X71VH2LD006083 1c:d6:be:42:c6:d3 192.168.3.127 -45
DIRECTV-X71VH2LP000870 1c:d6:be:45:6b:d4 192.168.2.9 -55
DIRECTV-X71VH2LP003188 1c:d6:be:45:86:fe 192.168.3.167 -37
DIRECTV-X71VH2LP003277 1c:d6:be:45:88:09 192.168.2.77 -62
DIRECTV-X71VH2LP003311 1c:d6:be:45:88:6f 192.168.3.30 -51
DIRECTV-X71VH2LP003361 1c:d6:be:45:89:05 192.168.2.179 -53
DIRECTV-X71VH2LP003509 1c:d6:be:45:8a:c1 192.168.2.108 -53
DIRECTV-X71VH2LP003515 1c:d6:be:45:8a:d3 192.168.3.84 -44
DIRECTV-X71VH2LP003585 1c:d6:be:45:8b:a5 192.168.2.170 -51
DIRECTV-X71VH2LX001438 1c:d6:be:46:f0:96 192.168.3.106 -61
DIRECTV-X71VH2MF008687 1c:d6:be:48:7d:a4 192.168.3.28 -53

Resident IoT / TVs (11)

Hostname MAC IP Band Signal Guess
LGwebOSTV e0:85:4d:4d:f0:3e 192.168.2.152 5 -66 LG smart TV
TIZEN 70:2a:d5:fc:98:ee 192.168.3.247 5 -58 Samsung TV
amazon-1505f679d 94:3a:91:d8:f1:91 192.168.3.242 5 -45 Amazon Echo/Fire
amazon-e7683282f 94:3a:91:d3:6a:dc 192.168.3.130 5 -60 Amazon Echo/Fire
Ring-3add3e 90:48:6c:3a:dd:3e 192.168.3.233 5 -70 Ring camera
RingStickupCam-c2 ac:9f:c3:80:89:c2 192.168.3.162 5 -70 Ring camera
RingStickupCam-f4 ac:9f:c3:86:5a:f4 192.168.2.252 5 -71 Ring camera
Ring-Chime cc:3b:fb:e2:bf:df 192.168.2.113 2.4 -61 Ring chime
RingDoorbell-f7 90:48:6c:80:6a:f7 192.168.3.49 2.4 -50 Ring doorbell
Lenovo-Tab-M11 d2:49:d6:b3:d1:a9 192.168.2.172 2.4 -54 Android tablet
robotic_cleaner e8:6b:ea:dd:b8:e4 192.168.3.216 2.4 -77 robot vacuum

Personal phones / tablets (15) — named = identifiable owner

Hostname MAC IP Band Signal Owner guess
Ashley-s-S21 a2:e8:47:d7:50:91 192.168.3.149 5 -72 Ashley Jensen (staff)
Tamra-s-S25-Ultra 4e:c0:8a:3b:79:53 192.168.2.127 5 -58 Tamra (Sales — departing)
Espe-s-S23-Ultra 2e:79:39:f9:06:cd 192.168.2.194 5 -66 "Espe" — identify
Sepopo-s-S25-Ultra e2:ff:fe:06:0c:6a 192.168.2.26 5 -59 "Sepopo" — identify
Samsung 84:c0:ef:d5:6b:55 192.168.2.89 5 -54 unidentified
Samsung 54:3a:d6:75:13:a4 192.168.3.237 5 -67 unidentified
Samsung b8:bc:5b:67:ca:6c 192.168.2.71 2.4 -27 unidentified (very close to AP)
Samsung 8c:79:f5:d1:13:c3 192.168.3.226 2.4 -54 unidentified
iPad 62:7e:25:5f:6c:fb 192.168.2.22 5 -73 unidentified
iPhone de:9d:c4:ec:f4:f0 192.168.3.85 5 -75 unidentified
iPhone 2a:b5:4f:d1:44:7b 192.168.3.125 5 -63 unidentified
iPhone 2a:da:bc:5e:4e:37 192.168.2.111 5 -75 unidentified
iPhone 96:2b:29:5d:5b:ed 192.168.2.173 5 -71 unidentified
iPhone 9a:f3:fc:ba:bc:e8 192.168.3.18 5 -72 unidentified
iPhone be:69:46:6c:a9:a5 192.168.3.45 5 -74 unidentified
iPhone 2e:1c:26:f4:ac:c9 192.168.2.46 5 -62 unidentified

Unknown / randomized-MAC (17) — identify before cutover

Mostly locally-administered (randomized) MACs = modern phones/laptops, plus a few that may be IoT. Notable: three 98:17:3c:* devices clustered on one AP at strong signal (-39/-40/-42) — likely 3 identical units in one location (identify). Full list: (noname) clients on CSC ENT with MACs 0a:75:c7, 0a:dc:20, 1e:49:7c, 62:2f:f5, 9a:1e:c6, da:e2:2a, e0:3e:cb, 441/06:01:7d, 28:ed:e0, 5c:47:5e, 78:7a:fd, 84:b8:b8, 98:17:3c:5b, 98:17:3c:81:41, 98:17:3c:81:59, aa:f8:a9, cc:62:76, plus localhost (c0:97:27).

WE HANDLE — no resident impact

Staff PCs (14) — already in the domain-migration plan (-> CSCNet/INTERNAL)

Hostname MAC IP Known user
ASSISTMAN-PC ee:80:75:ae:49:e3 192.168.2.38 Meredith Kuhn
DESKTOP-DLTAGOI a0:a4:c5:7a:83:16 192.168.3.133 Sharon Edwards (LE)
DESKTOP-LPOPV30 e4:fa:c4:00:65:f1 192.168.2.250 Karen Rossini
DESKTOP-ROK7VNM 90:0f:0c:5a:c7:4d 192.168.3.148 Susan Hicks (CASCADES\Susan.Hicks)
DESKTOP-U2DHAP0 e8:c8:29:6b:c1:d7 192.168.3.37 Ashley Jensen
RECEPTIONIST-PC 98:59:7a:d7:9d:fd 192.168.3.187 Reception
NurseAssist a8:6d:aa:51:d6:55 192.168.3.254 Veronica
LAPTOP-E0STJJE8 d8:f3:bc:88:84:15 192.168.3.9 caregiver
LAPTOP-8P7HDSEI d8:f3:bc:88:84:2f 192.168.3.101 verify (caregiver?)
LAPTOP-DCQNDJJ2 d8:f3:bc:88:84:23 192.168.2.116 not in plan — new, verify
LAPTOP-MQG50B75 14:13:33:b9:89:bb 192.168.3.8 not in plan — new, verify
Laptop2 70:08:94:93:8e:f5 192.168.2.118 caregiver
Laptop3 c0:35:32:66:46:af 192.168.2.156 caregiver
Laptop4 70:08:94:90:26:85 169.254.1.9 caregiver (APIPA — DHCP issue, check)

Printers (11) — relocate to CSCNet (keeps 2.4 GHz). 2.4-only band assessment

CSC ENT is going 5 GHz-only, so every printer here moves to CSCNet (which retains 2.4+5) — the 2.4-only ones require it. Operationally the action is identical for all 11 (all -> CSCNet); the model lookup below only labels which physically cannot do 5 GHz.

Hostname MAC IP Brand Now on Band capability Model
brwc8a3e8dc60fd c8:a3:e8:dc:60:fd 192.168.3.10 Brother 5 GHz DUAL-BAND (confirmed — it's on 5 GHz) TBD
BRW2C9C5828EC9E 2c:9c:58:28:ec:9e 192.168.3.44 Brother 2.4 likely 2.4-only (SOHO) TBD
BRWC8A3E8A2DD9E c8:a3:e8:a2:dd:9e 192.168.2.53 Brother 2.4 likely 2.4-only (SOHO) TBD
brw283a4d1ad571 28:3a:4d:1a:d5:71 192.168.2.75 Brother 2.4 likely 2.4-only (SOHO) TBD
brw5cea1d4e96af 5c:ea:1d:4e:96:af 192.168.2.145 Brother 2.4 likely 2.4-only (SOHO) TBD
brw90324b15f558 90:32:4b:15:f5:58 192.168.3.88 Brother 2.4 likely 2.4-only (SOHO) TBD
canona93684 9c:50:d1:aa:f8:9a 192.168.2.67 Canon 2.4 likely 2.4-only (PIXMA-class) TBD
canoncbdf73-2 10:98:c3:da:33:80 192.168.3.232 Canon 2.4 likely 2.4-only (PIXMA-class) TBD
canonfb04b5 80:a5:89:f6:71:9b 192.168.3.227 Canon 2.4 likely 2.4-only (PIXMA-class) TBD
Canonf46423 20:0b:74:b2:29:08 192.168.3.52 Canon 2.4 likely 2.4-only (PIXMA-class) TBD
EPSON822B7A dc:cd:2f:82:2b:7a 192.168.2.147 Epson 2.4 likely 2.4-only (WorkForce-class) TBD

Status: 1 confirmed dual-band (it's literally on 5 GHz); 10 on 2.4, brand patterns suggest 2.4-only, but models not yet confirmed — the authoritative probe (CS-SERVER Get-Printer DriverName + per-IP HTTP/SNMP) was blocked 2026-06-24 by loss of the Howard-Home -> 172.16.3.x network path (RMM/UOS/coord all unreachable). Re-run when connectivity returns to fill Model + confirm 2.4-only. Bottom line unaffected: all 11 -> CSCNet.

STAYS — Helpany "Paul" sensors (68)

Anchor of the CSC ENT island. 42 already on 5 GHz, 26 still on 2.4 (Helpany verifies per-device 5 GHz signal then transitions remotely). Serials seen (h-#######): 23021176; 23030322/324/326/327/ 340/344/349/350; 23041092/101/102/107/117/118/119/120/121/122/124/125/126/127/128/129/130/131/135; 23050058; 23080021/027/136/172/233/235/413/415/446/456/463/480/486/489/536/540/554/555/558/560/561/ 571/585/589/594/595/596/599/609/615/621/626/627/637/647/658/678/683/696. Reconcile this against Helpany's shipped/installed device count (first shipment = floors 1-2) to confirm all installed Pauls are accounted for and none are missing/offline.

Next steps

  1. Complete the registry: pull stat/alluser (all ever-seen clients, incl. powered-off TVs) filtered to the CSC ENT network, so no resident device is missed. (Controller was login-throttled 2026-06-24 — retry; do NOT rapid-retry login, it locks the account.)
  2. Identify the unknowns (17) and the generic phones — walk the named ones (Espe/Sepopo) with John Trozzi; the rest via DHCP lease names / a brief onsite sweep.
  3. Resident-device reconnection plan: decide the target network for resident TVs/IoT/phones (CSCNet resident PPSK, or a dedicated resident SSID) and who reconnects them (us onsite vs. resident self-serve with instructions). DIRECTV + Ring + Echo + TVs are the visible-impact set.
  4. Only after the ~79 non-Helpany clients are relocated does CSC ENT flip to the 5 GHz-only WPA2 device island (Helpany + phones).
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