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I am looking into configuring an 881W to leverage WLC devices on our network. They follow the same paradigm as the LWAP's so I understand the DHCP option 43 and all of the tunneling and discovery process. However, I have a question about how the embe...
I have been looking at how to delete expired certificates from an IOS CA. I have seen the command "crypto pki server trim" but this command appears to only apply to certificates in the CRL list. Does anyone know if there is a similar command to just ...
I have been using the EEM to backup a Cisco IOS CA routers critical files to an ftp server. However, I would like to also backup the .cnm files as well but as the numbers of the change constantly due to certificate renewal I can't name them all. Is i...
Can someone point me to documentation, or explain exactly what it means when you are looking at a particular flow in the WAAS GUI after you click on the magnifying glass for details? Specifically, what does it mean under Traffic Statistics when it sa...
Just to let you know the issue was with the FTP server. Once we had that squared away the copy went with no problems. The only wierd thing is it appears to run twice. It does the FTP copies and thenjust reruns itself one more time. I can live with th...
Just wanted to let you know that the backup still failed to finish completely however it progressed further down the list of files. So increasing the maxrun timer had a positive effect. Is this timer measured in milliseconds? Would it be OK to increa...
OK, I'm not sure where I am adding the "maxrun 600" to the script.The first line is:if [catch {cli_open} result] { error $result $errorInfo} else { array set cli1 $result}
Thanks for the quick reply Joe. I just ftp'd manually without issue:ST_3825_CA#copy flash:C.cnm ftp://10.111.1.127/Writing C.cnm !115 bytes copied in 0.040 secs (2875 bytes/sec)
