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Hi there, we are using Cisco Jabber for windows and have a small niggling issue where we have a number of internal phones that are routed through translation patterns to MASK the callers cli. This works fine for phone to phone calling as there is no ...
Hi All, I am in the process of upgrading a standalone ISE deployment and have uploaded the upgrade package to a repository on the ISE server. Unfortunately the file was over 10GB and took an age to upload and as such I left it running over night. Now...
I have recently upgraded from a 887 router to the 1100 ISR, we have a third party client that uses this router to VPN into the local network and connect to some of the services on the LAN. They use PPTP and standard windows client however since being...
Hi, does anyone know how to disable LLDP on a 9115ax access point that is in CAPWAP mode and connected to a Cisco 9800 WLC
I am running version 17.9.4a of code with the latest APSP
I want to disable LLDP on the AP's as it is creating unknown protocol...
Is this available yet, I currently use Infrastructure Prime version 3.1 and old 5508 WLC's, we are now refreshing the infrastructure with Cisco 9800-40 WLC's and was going to upgrade Prime to Version 3.10(x) but that has gone EOS/EOL so looking at wh...
Hi Sean, Thank you for posting the information, I tried Chrome and Edge on 2 separate PC's to get to this website and still no dice.Mitigation is the act or process of making something less severe, dangerous, painful, harsh, or damaging.Not fixing th...
I have been trying to get to the BST however I keep getting a "Bad Response 400" error, could someone please paste the text from it here by any chance?
From what I understand the "Workarounds" are more ways of trying to mitigate an attack by closing ports that do not need to be open and keeping an eye on Web files etc. This is not going to prevent it from happening to an Expressway just make it hard...
Actually that note on the CSA is for the wireless product above the Expressway, I would say as long as you have open ports to the Internet then Expressway is vulnerable.Cisco Security Advisory
