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I have a Cisco WLC 5508, and it has multiple interfaces for WLANs. I only need two of them working, one of them (internal wireless) is, but the other (guest network) isn't working - cients can connect, they're given a valid IP address, but cannot get...
Hi, I am dealing with some very old Cisco equipment ( 2 backbone switches, Catalyst 3750s, a WLC 5508, and LAP 1142). I think this is an easy question, but I don't see what I'm doing wrong. One of the Catalyst 3750 switches failed, and we lost networ...
Correct, nothing has changed except a new (well, refurbished) 3750 replacing the old one. The 2 3750s are in a stack, so when I plugged the new one on, it got the running config. I read that in a stack, there is a master and a slave, I don't know if ...
sorry for the basic question, but if, on the switch, the WLC is plugged into port 2/0/1 (vlan 5), the AP is plugged into port 2/0/4, (also vlan 5) , that is not sufficient? Would I have to console to the AP, and tell it it's on vlan 5 as well?
Thank you for the reply. It makes sense that it's referring to the WLC side, not the switches. There are only two connections on the WLC; they both go to the Catalyst switch stack. One connection goes to interface GigabitEthernet1/0/1, the other to i...
