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Question about NMSP protocol

alexandre.sitbon — Sun, 04 Jul 2021 02:42:49 GMT

Hi everyone,

I've recently installed the localisation appliance MSE and it seems to communicate fine with my Controllers WLC using the NMSP protocol.

However, I have a problem with this specific protocol (NMSP), I can see in the loggin on different Hosts that there is a traffic exchanged with the port: 16113 (NMSP). And these hosts are not supposed to received any NMSP trafic.

Is that normal that the protocol NMSP passes though randoms machines? Is there any way to control the specific destinations of endpoints.

I've made sure that my switches have the protocol NMSP disabled and there is no switch when i look in the WCS: NMSP connection status, only 2 controllers.

Thanks for helping,

Alex

Re: Question about NMSP protocol

Nicolas Darchis — Tue, 25 Jan 2011 19:17:39 GMT

Maybe that port number is used by another protocol than NMSP.

Can you clarify from which source and to which destination was the traffic you saw ?

If it's from and to a random machine, then it's not NMSP.

Nicolas

Re: Question about NMSP protocol

mikael lelouch — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 12:43:19 GMT

Hi Everyone,

I take a subject of Alexande Sitbon , I have two controllers wifi on different switch and attached two core network ( 6500 & 4500 ) redundant by HSRP. Except that i have a multiple server on one switch and this server receive traffic nmsp. Is there command to disable NMSP one some port switch ?

Thanks for helping

Mika

Re: Question about NMSP protocol

ramkris2 — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 05:14:53 GMT

Hi Mika,

NMSP can be suppressed.

To do this, the following commands need to be run from the switch's CLI (the 
example below uses Gig1/0/10):

Switch_3k_wired_location#config t

Enter configuration commands, one per line.  End with CNTL/Z.  

Switch_3k_wired_loca(config)#interface GigabitEthernet 1/0/10
Switch_3k_wired_loca(config-if)#nmsp attachment suppress

Hope this helps.

Ram.