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I need some help in determining if we are experiencing a bug or a configuration issue. Let me start by giving you details of how we are set up.We have a WLC 4404 running 5.2.178.0 at our corporate office. Our remote offices are running a 1242 AP in...
We have an issue of APs losing communication to the WLC, going into standalone mode and not completely returning to LWAPP mode once communication is restored. The controller is a 4404 running version 5.2.178.0. The WLC is at our corporate office an...
We have many 6506s and 6509s in our network. We have the Sup 2 supervisor module running IOS c6sup22-pk2sv-mz.121-20.E3. On more than one ocassion, we are seeing no routes in the routing table. Our config is basic with ip addresses on GigE interfa...
We only have one WLC. It's odd that the problem only occurs after the AP goes into standalone mode then restores communication to the WLC. Everything appears to work as designed, but the wifi clients don't get an IP. We just had it happen again, b...
I contacted my Cisco Rep regarding the above mentioned Bug ID and was told that the bug is tied to version 6 of the WLC code. So that doesn't pertain to me since I am using version 5. Has anybody else experienced the issue of clients not getting an ...
The Bug ID Toolkit isn't allowing me to see the details of the bug.Information contained within bug ID CSCsx80603 is only available to Cisco employees. It is our policy to make all externally-facing bugs available in Bug Toolkit so the system adminis...
I recently started looking into the same issue. I was informed by my Cisco Security rep that I first need to upgrade to 3.3 before proceeding to 4.1. Here is his comment:As you discovered the upgrade from 3.1( and 3.2) to 4.0 is a multiple-step pro...
I made a mistake in my original post. Interfaces are not configured with ip addresses. They are tied to a VLAN. I wasn't looking at a live config and thought I set up interface IPs. Sorry for the confusion.
