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Looks like Cisco has a leap year certificate bug when generating certs (I only tried it on web-admin certs) today, Feb 29th, 2008. If you generate a cert for your controller today, you won't have HTTPS login as your cert will be invalid, Feb 29th, 2...
Is there any reason why 4.1.181 was pulled from CCO? I just upgraded to 4.1.181 on all my 4400s. I'm not experiencing problems on 4.1.181 but would rather know the reason why it is no longer available...Ty
I understand how WLCs can be configured for failover when all WLCs, primary, secondary and tertiary are on the same subnet but can this be done with WLCs on different subnets? I have experimented with this in my lab and failover works but APs will n...
I need to load balance IPSEC with GRE over multiple T1s. My current solution is to use two routers, one to hold the physical T1s and the other to form a single SA back to the home router. If I use one router, the traffic does not load balance over ...
I have a building with over 4000 users and would like to bind multiple VLANs for user access to a single SSID in WLC. Can this be done? I would rather not have 4000 wireless users on a single VLAN.
Make sure your switchports are void of any trunking commands. I had this issue before and realized that during the migration from IOS to LWAPP, a "switchport trunk encap dot1q" command was left on the ports by the guys doing the migration. Once I r...
Yes, you need the port channel to use LAG. You can just disable LAG, and reboot your controller to check for layer3.http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/technology/controller/deployment/guide/dep.html#wp1062211')">http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs...
Well, I think you just thought through your entire problem. You need to setup a port channel for lag mode. It will take you all of about 10 seconds! heheheh
Well, I'm all out of ideas other than taking the controller out of lag mode and configuring the switchport as a host, just to see if the controller's hardware, including gbics and cable is ok. The controller should respond at layer3 if there are no ...
