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Hello Community,
we have several Cisco Prime 2.x and 3.x installations in the field. All of them are virtual machines on ESX servers. Before crtitcal system operations (like updates, etc.) I usually take a VMware snapshot. Until now I never had to us...
Hello,
recently I installed an 2811 15.1(4)M10. The primary function is to provide static IPv4-addresses to dynamic endpoints. I'm using a stock DMVPN config without crypto for that purpose. With approx 5MBit/s outgoing over the DMVPN-Tunnel-Interfac...
Hello everyone,I have a problem with the Topology Map feature introduced in PI 2.2. There are switches/devices in the topology map wihtout a single managed link. The device just sits there all alone. I think this must be some issue with the topology ...
Hello,I've Upgraded Prime Infrastructure to Version 2.2.0.0.158. Now our Catalyst 2960X-24TS-LL switches show an error message, when they are added to the inventory. The error is as follows:Partial Collection Failure; Collection Status : Failed featu...
Hello everyone, I plan to deploy about 250 APs in our office. If possible I want to use the vWLC because of its low price compared to a hardware WLC. Since the vWLC is ristricted to max. 200 APs, I am thinkink about to use two vWLCs and put them toge...
Hello Rey,
unfortunatly not. We ended up avoiding this feature.
Just for the record, what Version of Prime are you using? Prime 3.0 was released recently, maybe they got this working in that release.
Best Regards,
Benjamin
Hello Peter,thanks for your suggestions. I didn't try to shut down the tunnel itself but the other side - the tunnel of the peer who's experiencing/generating traffic. The load immediately drops to nearly zero, as I expected.I also thought about MTU-...
I think I found the solution: All the switches without a managed link are connected via vPC to the NEXUS Core. So obviously vPCs are not shown in the topology maps ...
