I am trying to set up a 2nd VRF on a 4507.  When I go to do IP VRF<name> I get the error % Use 'vrf definition <name>' command.  I went into vrf definition <name> and set up a RD, but then I am still unable to use the ip vrf command. I also cannot find any info on the vrf definition command. ... View more

Got a weird one - pretty much our largest customer has added a new building, and finally got fiber ran to it so I was setting up the WAN link between the new and old buildings. For some reason, creating a WAN VLAN on each device, configuring ports as trunks, and then routing via static routes has not been working. Then today, the whole core just stops passing traffic, the only way to fix it was to clear arp-cache. Then, even weirder, after that happened no one can get out to the internet. Core can see switch x that it is connected to, but cannot ping it. But switch y on the other side of the core can ping and ssh into switch x, with its only path to switch x being  through the core.  Resorted to reloading the core and am waiting to hear back if that fixes the issue. The only configuration I made on the core was to create a vlan (yesterday) to act as the WAN connection, and a static route pointing to the subnet on the new building side. Again, all this was done last night and has been fine until this morning around 10 AM. They do have a router, which they dont know the password for, of course, which is why I have had to resort to plugging the new WAN link into the core layer 3 switch.   The core only has two static routes: ip route  0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.189.9 <-- to router/firewall ip route 192.168.134.0 255.255.255.0 10.254.254.2 <-- new route to new building.  subnet does not exist anywhere else.   EDIT: The reload fixed the issue with connectivity, but the new building still has no connectivity to the core. ... View more

We have a customer that has 3 APs that we are trying to set up in a mobility express environment.  I set up another of these for them last week, on a different site/subnet, everything went smooth. These APs are running older code, and will not broadcast the AirProvision SSID, even after a factory reset.  It also does not go to the CLI prompt for setting up a master.  They do not have smartnet, so I am unable to open a TAC case. I have attached the show tech output on one of the APs. I have also tried to put them on the same subnet as the other network, just to get them online, but it fails to download the code, saying the controller has the maximum concurrent connections (but the GUI shows no concurrent connections). APs receive IP addresses on the correct subnet, can ping their default gateway/any other device on the network.     We have tried resetting it via holding down the mode button for both under and over 20 seconds - both provided no difference to the situation. I think if I could get my hands on the image I could upload it via the tftp server, but because they do not have smartnet I do not have privileges to download the image, and it does not look like I can pull the image off another AP, as the directory is not searchable from the CLI. I have also converted it to CAPWAP and back, and can verify that these are the correct images for ME, as shown in the attached output. Any ideas on what else I can try?   *Note that show tech starts after scrolling down just a bit, I forgot to delete the beginning information ... View more