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Hello friends,
I am trying to establish a 10 GB fiber connection between two Cisco switches.
Switch 1 - Cisco WS-C3650-48PQ has 4 x 10 Gigabit Ethernet with SFP+ uplinks
Switch 2 - Cisco WS-C2960X-48FPD-L has 2 x 10 Gigibit Ethernet with SFP+ upl...
I have a distance of 700 meters, semi clear line of site.
I have 2 Cisco AP1532E access points (http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/wireless/aironet-1530e-outdoor-acce...)
is their an antenna that I can use to create a wireless bridge?
tryin...
Hello friends,Brief explanation - If you look at the attached pdf, superimposed over the top of our switch network you will see our Wi-Fi network all in red. In the bottom left hand corner in the location called Oakton you will see a red access point...
Hello friendsIn the diagram below, I am in the process of deploying the switch with the IP of 192.168.100.14.As you can see, the difference between this switch and the others is that it daisy chains off of 192.168.100.15 and is not part of the hub\sp...
morning friends,One of our buildings is a 120K square foot building with very high public access. We currently have 5 independent AP's where some Cisco, others are not and each one broadcasts a different SSID. Like others I am sure it just evolved ou...
I thought about that but with no light received indicates to me no connection at all. The only time I get a connection or "light" is when using the 1000BaseSX SFP. When I insert the SFP-10GBase-SR GBIC and swap patch cables, I do not receive any lig...
I answered and resolved my own question.In looking at the three core switches (triangle in pdf) only switch TN5N2 had been configured to pass vlan 5 traffic. once a create vlan 5 on the other two core switches I was able to reach the lost AP. thanks ...
