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Hi,I have a couple of problems with the trend reporting in WLSE. I've selected the RF and Ethernet utilisation graph, but when I click on weekly reports it comes up with available dates from 01/13/2005 to 04/14/2005. I can't work out what's happened ...
I'm trying to restrict telnet access to a 6500 switch with multiple VLAN interfaces. However, I want to restrict it based on destination address, not source address. I've tried the obvious access list, e.g., access-list 101 permit ip any host x.x.x.x...
Has anyone configured WLSMs in redundant mode, e.g., one WLSM in each core switch? The deployment guide does not talk about how this would work. My best guess is that you configure HSRP under the tunnel interfaces. Can anyone confirm if this is the c...
This may be a bit of a stupid question but here goes anyway.I'm doing a wireless site survey and NetStumbler has discovered a few "peers". My understanding is that a "peer" in their terms is a client that is set in ad hoc mode. Will this client cause...
Hi,I need to setup a wireless link to a new building that has no wired LAN. Therefore, I assume that I need two bridges? Can the bridge in the new building also act as an AP for 24 wireless clients, or do I need another AP to serve the wireless clien...
Sam - The switch is running Native IOS so I had the access class applied to all vty lines.Rick - Thanks for the confirmation. I don't suppose you know why an access class only works for source addressing do you?
Hi Jason,Something doesn't seem right to me. The first line permits ip traffic from a specific host, and the second line permits all ip traffic. This means that the first line is irrelevant. Are you trying to stop host 10.0.15.29 from sending broadca...
Hi Don,I tried that as well. It still blocks telnet access to the switch. The interesting thing is that if I add a deny any any log as the next line, I can see the incoming telnet request being denied. The strange thing is that in the log it shows th...
I found this page that explains it:http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/products/hw/switches/ps708/prod_module_configuration_guide09186a00802445fd.html#wp54840
The VTP clients will not go through an election procedure. They will stay as clients and should retain VLAN information unless they are reset.Therefore, it is a good idea to have a second VTP server. Just put another switch into VTP server mode. I ca...
