I don't think is supported. It's either VM or "tin" but not both. ... View more

@gustavo_osklen wrote: The controller has 4 eth interfaces and they all are connected to a Gigabit switch. That's because all four ports are NOT configured as LAG. ... View more

Post the complete output to the command "sh ntp asso". ... View more

Post the complete output to the command "sh version". ... View more

@mathemba wrote: Wireless controller has always been on the 10.10.2.0/24 subnet, and the AP's on 10.10.3.0/24 and all was working fine. I am not talking about the WLC management IP address.  Nor am I interested at the APs IP address.  I am want to know more about the Dynamic Interface where the SSID is pointing to. Post the complete output to the command "sh wlan <SSID ID number>". ... View more

Use either the wired OR wireless. Don't attempt to use both. ... View more

Standalone. For VSS, between 1 and 2, add the process of "Copy the IOS into the secondary supervisor card". ... View more

@PIKEYMIKEY wrote: Yes the user has both Ethernet cable and connected via WIFI. So you have computer that have both wired and wireless UP & UP?  Are the wired and wireless IP address under the same subnet? If wired and wireless IP address are different subnet, RTP doesn't work well with recursive routing.  ... View more

Try a different IOS. ... View more

If RF Profile in the AP Group is set to "none" then the Global setting is used. ... View more

@mathemba wrote: When we rebooted the AP's, they all came up with the new address but the SSID on our network disappeared. So when the APs boot up, they were not broadcasting any SSID?   Are the SSID enabled?  Are the APs in the correct AP Group?  Are the SSID broadcasting/hidden or not? ... View more

@Nadav wrote: That's for ASR 1000. Different platform entirely, different rommons entirely. That's not entirely true.  ASR and ISR are different physical hardware but the underlying OS are the same.   This way when there is a bug discovered in, say 3850, it can be corrected across the board. ... View more

You forgot USB. ... View more

@t812313 wrote: I was wondering if I rebooted the standby, broke the boot cycle and from rommon mode was able to upgrade the IOS  If you can break the boot cycle into ROMmon this means that you are physically near the supervisor card.  If this is the case, the fastest way is to upgrade the IOS using the Mgmt interface of the card. ... View more