It should be doing that for you, what version of PI are you running? Did any changes on the WLCs take place (interface name changes, SSIDs/Profile name changes)?
It could be someone manually configuring the IP address, but it also could be the device requesting the IP address...it might not be a naughty person....could just be a naughty device... ;-)
Good Afternoon!This doc/link has helped me out ALOT over the years. Hopefully this can help you too.http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/security/secure-access-control-server-windows/99361-acs-shell-auth.htmlIf not, let me know and ill dig for a...
The easiest way to do this is to use Wireless QoS profiles.The way to apply the QoS profiles to an SSID is by clicking the WLAN link and then selecting the SSID or WLAN that you would like to edit. Look for the "QoS" tab. Once on the QoS tab, select ...
