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Hello, When you have multiple 2802 APs in Mobility Express mode, should their WLC ip addresses be different? I can have 192.168.10.10 for one of the ME APs WLC ip address, and 192.168.10.20 for another one, and point them both at wlc.domain.local, b...
Hello everyone. I am trying to better understand how Cisco ASA VPN connections work. I have an address pool for l2tp ipsec vpn connections to use. The clients can connect to the vpn (on the Outside interface) and get an address from this pool which i...
Hello everyone,
I have a setup where there are 2 hosts, hostA and hostB which are directly connected to mgmt ports of 2 n3k switches.
HostA is connected to mgmt port of switch1 and hostB is connected to mgmt port switch2.
Both of the mgmt ports h...
I tried upgrading the controller from 8.5.135 to 8.8.111, but none of the APs got their Mobility Express configs from the master.I even factory reset one of them, it joined the controller fine, but when I forced it to become a controller in went on t...
How do I designate one as master/backup? I don't remember anything like that in the web menu. And if I just configure one, and then connect other APs, do they all get the the same config (and config changes) from the Master?
Thanks for the detailed explanation! I guess I'll just keep it as it is. Anything else will just add to complexity, and there is always an option to just change the (outlying) cables in case something goes wrong.
An oob network, yes..
Here's a diagram, sorry if it is not very good:
In this case, if hostA goes up in flames, or is otherwise not functional, there would be no way to access switch1 (only the mgmt0 port is up and has an ip address, there are no ...
