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Hi experts -I've tried countless things to get this to work diff baud rate, sent CTRL-BRK, long ctrl+breaks, ESC repeatedly, at 9600, 115200, etc. and it always skips the 3 seconds delay. And getting similar messages on the EWC that I'm running on on...
Hi Experts! So I'm trying to get a power profile withEWC9800#show ap name my-ap power-profile summary
AP power derate Capability : Capable
Power profile type : Calendar
AP power save mode : Enabled
Power saving mode...
Friends,I'm trying to get a POE device up (supposed to support 802.3at) on a stack of 3750X. I'm having the following outputs when I connect this device.Jan 20 04:27:31.192: %ILPOWER-7-DETECT: Interface Gi1/0/33: Power Device detected: IEEE PDJan 20 ...
Hi,I've configured an ASA 5506X with 2 VTI tunnel interfaces to a cloud provider, and I'm getting asymmetric routing (which is to be expected at times). Now, the issue I would like to solve is to tell the ASA to be able to perform stateful inspection...
Hi,I am trying to authenticate inbound http users to a pix, but with users navigating in their browsers on a port other than 80. The port is in the fixup http list, but the following command does not work : aaa authentication include http outside 19...
So strangely, 12 years later, I have the exact same problem... now that I've switched to 9800 WLC (EWC). Needed to get out the trusty Wireshark to see responses from my AirPort Express (which behaves the same as what you're describing for the TimeCap...
Here's the output of the (with the cable disconnected from the device). I will say that it works perfectly well with another, Cisco device I hooked on the same port and patch cable. Thank you!!NEWCOR#show cable tdr int gi1/0/33TDR test last run on: J...
thanks! I put this as I was troubleshooting. Even if I remove these two commands, I see the same outcome. The device is a home automation device, an Elan TP7 touchscreen, which is supposed to support 802.3at as per its specs...
What I ended up doing is advertising a higher BGP cost over one tunnel versus the other (my scenario involved BGP so that worked for me). But it's IMO not ideal...
That solved it for me, thanks a ton! I've been looking for that for a while and had my raspberry Pi constantly disconnecting and had a cron job to reconnect (sigh...). Thanks!
