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The IP communicator has a few methods to register with call manager from what I've read.1. MAC address in Call Manager of machine running IP communicator. Then select the interface after the application opens.2. Auto-register through Call Manager.3. ...
Hey all.I have a 1200 AP with 3 vlans (1,2,3) setup each with a uniqueSSID. Vlan1 and 2 are secure (well as secure as can be with WEP).Vlan3 I want to setup so anyone can just open up a laptop and hop onwithout dealing with keys. I also want to lock ...
Per my reply earlier today use the "asdm location" command. If you add an entry for each of your network objects via CLI they will show up on ASDM.In addition I was told in my TAC case that this will be resolved in ASDM 6.1.
Prior to hearing back on the TAC case I stumbled up on the ASDM location command. If you update your config via command line with the ASDM location command this will make the ip names show up on the ASDM.
Any update on this issue? I am running the same versions of software and have the same issue. I add the hosts via CLI and do not seem them in ASDM. When I "Filter:" in the Addresses tool the names auto fill as if they are in the config but when I cho...
We have 5 access points but they all share the same vlans so it isn't a problem to do the ACL. I am going to do exactly that, block internal routing and allow external web traffic. Thanks for the help.