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I found this post from a few years ago detailing the same problem...the dynamic DHCP bindings table is not reliable. In my case, sometimes it's totally empty or only shows one host. I'm running the latest available FW 1.0.03.29, but this issue has ...
I'm trying to find the hardware installation guide for the Catalyst 1300 series. All I can find is this web-based "wizard" that wants to lead me by the hand. Is there no HIG PDF for this product like there is for pretty much every other Cisco devic...
I have a C9200L switch running IOS 17.6.5. I am looking for the Command Reference page for the interface-level configuration command "switchport vlan mapping". I have looked through the indices of serveral IOS-XE 17.x Command Reference guides, but ...
Currently, we're organized in the Meraki dashboard as follows:Organization: BigCo Networks: Location01 APs, SSIDs, etc. Location02 APs, SSIDs, etc. . . .We're of course using tempates to keep all the location...
The built-in $_event_pub_sec is defined as "The time, in seconds, at which the event was published to the EEM." based on this reference. My question is, what is "T(0) for this value...number of seconds since WHEN? How would I convert a current date...
Thanks, but I stand by my previous message that, at best this “workaround” is far less intuitive than it should be. If someone were to go and try to note this in the docs, they would realize how bad of a workaround it is when trying to put it into wo...
So if the developers can’t/won’t fix the bug in IOS-XE, couldn’t they at least add a check for POE being enabled on the port, or at the very least output a reminder to the CLI?
I have the following TDR results from a 9200L running IOS-XE 17.9.1r. The port (gig1/0/12, an RJ-45 port) is connected to a 10/100 only capable, non-PoE device:I read @Leo Laohoo 's caveats about the IOS-XE 16 & 17 caveats, but this output doesn't l...
Thanks, @balaji.bandi! So based on that, the reference for $_event_pub_sec is EPOCH/POSIX time, or the time since 1 January 1970. The following table from epochtimeconverter.com is helpful in this regard:
