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Hi,Best I explain my setup:We have 2x sites that we are using, 1x as our primary site and the other is what we call our backup site. They are located quite some distance from each other.At each of these sites I have a 5520 foreign wlc with a 3504 anc...
Has anyone ever had any issues with the compatibility of using GLC-T SFP's in the ports 1 or 2 of the management ports ? i've tried multiple GLC-Ts with fail even though TAC have suggested they will be compatible.
Hello,I recently broke the SSO on 2x 5520 controllers. 1x of the controllers I have factory reset. It has onboard SFP's that look like for Management, as well as a standard rj45 management port. I wanted to use the standard onboard rj45 port for man...
Hi,I have recently broken the SSO between 2x of my 5520 wlc's. As confirmed with previous members of this forums the standby controller reboots and disables all the ports. Effectively now I have 2x stand alone controllers which is what i wanted. Howe...
Hello,I know the Service Port is used for OOB management, however, when testing this in GNS3 in my lab using Putty to connect to the service port, I thought I should be able to see the boot process ? At the moment I can onyl see the CLI once its boot...
Hi, I think so yes but what i was trying to say was if i for instance was at my primary site where the primary wlc controller is, APs are on a separate routable VLAN, my client laptop is on a separate client PC/laptop VLAN. If this primary controller...
Hi, the plan is to use an N+1 setup but I suppose my question is if I have an AP in one of my sites, say that is connecting back to the 1x controller in one of the sites (primary for instance), if that controller goes down the AP would normally look ...
Thanks I submitted a separate discussion on the compatibility of GLC-T SFP's on 5520's and was told to try this:Put a GLC-SX-MM into port 1 and the GLC-T should work in port 2I am going to try tomorrow when back on site but I had not been doing this....
Thanks I managed to access the service-port by putting my laptop on the same vlan as the service-port. I still have a problem with many GLC-T modules that ive used in management ports 1 or 2 even though TAC had confirmed these were compatible.
