Hi Guys, Is it possible to limit device movement using MAC address? In this case, I want to limit IP phone's movement. The definition of movement is, I want a certain IP phone to connect on a certain switch port. Let's say IP phone A can only connect to Switch A port 1, while IP phone B can only connect to Switch B port 10. IP phone will use voice VLAN while access VLAN also configured on the port, so any user can use the extension port on the back of the IP phone. I already managed to limit the movement, but only on 1 switch. If I move those IP phones to different switch, the policy will not take effect. The question would be, can I do it centrally? So I do not have to adjust the configuration on every switch. The command would be a long one since I have more than 50 IP phones on deployment with more than 10 switches to be configured. Below is the example of my current command: mac address-table static 1234.5678.ABCD vlan 10 int te3/0/13 mac address-table static ABCD.EFGH.1234 vlan 10 drop ... View more

Hi Guys, I want to add, update, and remove FAC using AXL. I already got the syntax to add new FAC. The syntax is pretty much like this:   <soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:ns="http://www.cisco.com/AXL/API/10.5"> <soapenv:Header/> <soapenv:Body> <ns:addFacInfo sequence="?"> <facInfo> <name>TEST</name> <code>098765</code> <authorizationLevel>40</authorizationLevel> </facInfo> </ns:addFacInfo> </soapenv:Body> </soapenv:Envelope>   But apparently it is not that simple to update or remove the FAC just by changing the addFacInfo to updateFacInfo and removeFacInfo respectively. Do you guys have an example script to update and remove FAC? Thank you. ... View more

Hi Guys, Recently I did some WIPS containment test and I think the RSSI is too low. On the same testing spot, when there was no user the RSSI was around -69, but when business as usual the RSSI was around -85. I am thinking to raise the Tx power level. When I checked the AP configuration, for 5GHz radio it is possible to raise the Tx power level from GUI, but the setting is greyed out for 2.4GHz. So I went to CLI directly and found out the AP power level was *6/7. I issued command "config 802.11b txPower ap AP-NAME 4", it was failed with the following error message "Radio [Slot 0] is not Disabled or Customize is not enabled". So I disabled the radio 0 first and issued the same command, but failed again with the following error message "XOR radio is not manual role.". Is it really not possible to config Tx power level on 2.4GHz? Thank you. ... View more