I have a WAP200 AP configured with 2 SSID's.  The AP is configured to allow the use of repeaters and i have 2 other WAP200's acting as repeaters for each SSID.  The WAP200 repeater i have configured to repeat the signal for the 1st SSID works perfectly but i cannot pick up an IP address from the WAP200 repeater on the 2nd SSID and receive an error stating that there is limited connectivity. I have checked the configs on the repeaters and they are the same for their respective SSID's. Both repeaters were configured using the site survey option and the AP is configured with the repeaters SSID mac address, not its physical address. I have reset the 2nd repeater and re-configured it twice incase i missed something but still the same issue.  As soon as i switch off the 2nd repeater i am instantly connected to the 2nd SSID network albeit with reduced signal strength from the AP. Is there a limitation with the WAP200 that only allows the first SSID to be repeated? ... View more

I am currently running an E1 from a branch office to our HQ using a VWIC2-2MFT-T1/E1 card at one end and a VWIC2-1MFT-T1/E1 at the other.  I am considering upgrading to 4Mb, can these cards handle this data rate and if so what is their maximum data rate? Thanks Graeme ... View more

I am planning on rolling out Symantec Backup & Restore v8.5 Server Edition to centrally manage the backups of all our servers. I would like to know if this would cause any issues if installed on our Callmanager server which is running 4.2(3). The server meets all the hardware & service pack requirements according to Symantec's documentation. ... View more

I have 2x 2811 routers at a remote hub connected to the network core using GRE tunnels & using HSRP for redundancy. I have recently employed EIGRP in the core which extends over the GRE tunnels to the remote hub routers. The remote hub connects to ships using satellite & as the vsat equipment only uses RIP i am redistributing RIP into EIGRP. I am seeing an intermittant routing loop on the active router for the 1800 Cisco router on board the vessels which doesn't seem to affect the vsat modem it is connected to & the loop disappears after a certain period of time. I can get rid of it by adding a /32 static route to the router & if i remove the static route the loop does not return. Only when the vessel drops out the network & comes back in does the loop return. I am using dynamic routing because ships can roam from from one satellite beam to another & therefore one remote hub to another which is supposed to be fully automated but at present i have to add or remove static routes as ships come & go. The tunnel is mapped to the routers fa0/0 interface & recently i have seen %IP_VFR-4-FRAG_TABLE_OVERFLOW: messages on the routers log. I have increased the value from 16 to 32 then 64 using the "ip virtual-reassembly max-reassemblies" interface command, but this doesn't seem to have made any difference. The traces i have run show the packets reaching the active router at the remote hub but instead of taking the rip route to the remote vessel it takes the default route out into the internet, back into our core & back out to the remote hub via the GRE tunnel. The Eigrp & RIP routes are being propagated properly so i am not sure why this is happening. We have another remote hub where RIP from the ships is redistributed into EIGRP without any problems & only difference being the link to the core in an E1 not GRE tunnels. ... View more