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We have been dealing with a issue for a few months and Cisco are finding it hard to pinpoint the issue.
We are runing a physical WLAN controller: AIR-CT5508-K9 and our APs are: AIR-CAP1602I-E-K9 & AIR-AP1852I-E-K9
The issue:
We are experiencing rando...
Great, I'll see if I can get the debugs run.
In relation to the timeout requests. We are seeing 194. Which doesn't seem like a awful amount but I'll clear the counters and check on it tomorrow to see if there are any increases.
We have a single subnet for our Corp WLAN at this site, Its possible that machines are attempting dhcp renegotiate if its after 50% of lease.
I'll try and check the lease time when it next happens.
Should we look at extending our EAP timers?
Thanks for the reply.
My EAP settings are as follows:
Identity Request Timeout (in secs) 30Identity request Max Retries 2Dynamic WEP Key Index 0Request Timeout (in secs) 30Request Max Retries 2Max-Login Ignore Identity Response enableEAPOL-Key Time...
Do you have a bug number for that client drop issue?
I once found a issue with our AP models that stated a similar thing but it turned out that we were patched past it. I'd be very interested to show that bug as a reason to upgrade.
Thanks for the reply. Could you confirm where the EAP Timers are? I'm looking at Security > Local EAP & Advanced EAP
I've checked the WLAN image is: 8.2.166.0 I'll look a the known issues with it, but I think the Cisco Support already did this.
