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With my brand new Cisco 3850 Switch, I got it configured with a LAN IP. Then, on my PC I opened up Cisco Network Assistant (version 5.8.5.1 which supports the 3850). I went to add the 3850 to the community by discovering the device, and was prompte...
I pulled a brand new Cisco 3850 Switch out of the box yesterday. Following the Quick Start Guide, I put in the power module, powered it on, and waited for it to complete POST. Then, I plugged in an Ethernet cable between a laptop and the switch on ...
I've had some long standing issues that I've tried various things to fix. I have two WAP4410N access points set up at a smaller sister company. Wireless clients (laptops) are not receiving DHCP assigned IP addresses. If I type in an IP manually, i...
by a mix of disabling/enabling CDP on the 3850 and closing and restarting the CNA, I got it to recognize the 3850, and allow me to update the stored credentials. Now, it's just now showing the 3850 in the list on the Topology View (shows in the Map...
I actually had that in the config when I started this thread, and removed it. I added it back in after you mentioned it, and I tested both ways, says authentication failed on both.
Ok, it already had ip http secure-server. I added ip http server, and now it says:"Unable to connect. Authentication failed." I wasn't even given a chance to type in credentials.
This one did not come with a blue console cable either. Luckily, I had one. I was able to go in through the console cable, reset the switch and watch. It was telling me that the flash image was not found. I found this document and used the worka...
I'll have to see if I have another Console cable around here, as this switch did not come with one (the guide lists both an RJ45 and a USB Console cable as "Optional" parts).I have Putty, so I will try that. Thanks.
