Yes, by default IOS (at least the 12.2(33) and 15.0(1) trains) adds the dot-separators while ASA (at least 8.2.x) removes them. Primarily they make the TLV's slightly more human-readable. No spaces though - that will change the packet structure. I'll...
Scott,Both discovery options actually do work, but there are some important notes to be aware of.For server-initiated discovery, all IP cameras need to be on the same subnet as the server and have bonjour enabled via the web interface. 6000 series en...
Robert,Change your principal to CN=%USERID%@cisco.com, taking your example, then test authentication. Once that's successful, you can set up authorization based on the LDAP filters.
Presently, we've validated this process to work with IOS DHCP servers; MS DHCP servers in particular are not responding with the correct option value in the DHCPACK (option 43 instead of option 125). In the past we looked into a method of rewriting t...
Scott,Looks like you may be mixing the two discovery methods (server-initiated and camera-initiated). If you would like to use camera-init (a.k.a medianet), are you passing the MS host IP in Option 125 in response to the DHCPINFORM message? If you wo...
