Cat3560CX  >>>>>>  WLC2504  >>>>>>  AP3602i        gi0/x       Trunk       LAN1                                      LAN4        PoE        LAN   I have a VLANx (10.x.x.0/24) for infrastructure configured on the Cat3560. I have an AD server configured with a DHCP scope for 192.168.x.0/24. I have a VLANy (192.168.x.0/24) for WLAN clients configured on the Cat3560 with a helper-address on the VLAN interface to the AD DHCP server. The WLC web UI functions, the AP is connected, and the SSID is configured and visible over wireless. Although I've looked all over, I can't figure how to "assign" the VLANy to the AP/SSID/WLAN so that it pulls an address from the AD DHCP scope. When attempting to connect, I get "Can't connect to this network" from Windows 10. I tried to remove any security, but it still asks for a username and a password. I have a RADIUS server that used to authenticate to my infrastructure devices with, but I haven't used it in a while. I did try to configure it with the WLC, but I'm not sure how to validate that it's talking, short of Wire Shark which I haven't used yet. If you have questions or need further info, I'll be happy to give it. If you'd like to just point me in the right direction, I don't mind doing my own due diligence/research. Here's the bottom line for me. I think this should be very straightforward, but I'm missing it for some reason. And I'm hoping that I can indeed use this WLC, with the device itself having one subnet assigned for management, and another subnet for wireless clients when the AP is connected over one of the two the PoE ports. It seems like that's exactly what it's created for--for smaller and medium business needs. Am I off here? Thanks in advance for any help you can offer... ... View more

I am working as a contractor in a new environment that includes over 100 ASAs (including the various security contexts), and I need to be able to ascertain the next hop for each of the interfaces on each of the devices. Are there any tools, or are there ASA commands which would easily provide me that information? I've asked this before in a different forum, but wasn't provided with a solution. Is the ARP table my best bet? When I look there within a specific context, I see a few different entries but don't know how to determine which is the correct next hop. Also, I'm guessing that ASAs can't use CDP. But the firewall is configured with OSPF -- does that help my cause? I'm not a complete newbie, but I'm also not years into these devices. Any help would be very gratefully acknowledged. Cheers! jeremyNLSO P.S. I posted here because it basically applies to any interface. If it's the wrong place to post, I'll be happy to move it... ... View more

I'm really flummoxed. I pulled down the PPT stencils, as well as the other one that's monochrome, and installed them fine. The problem occurs when I want to use one of the shapes that has two versions of itself in the same shape, e.g. "Route/Switch Processor with and without Si." It has two 'shapes' together built into one shape, and I only want one of the two. How do I pull the shapes apart, and then save them as separate shapes? Note there are several shapes that have been created this way... Frustrating! Thanks in advance for any help. Don't know if this is the right forum, or if I have to go somewhere else.   jeremyNLSO ... View more