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I've been trying to create a stackwise virtual link between a couple of C9500-48Y4C switches. I've configured the stackwise virtual domain on both switches and configured the interfaces that we're going to use for the link. Reloaded the switches but ...
We recently received close to 200 3802i's to replace some older APs. I've been able to get over 80 of them configured without issue until this one individual AP. It appears to boot up fine but when it gets to the point that I would expect it to try a...
We recently set up a second ISP connection to help offload some traffic to and increase our bandwidth on the first connection. Our network basically goes like this > ISP> ASA> web filter> Core switch. The second ISP connection is set up the same way ...
Earlier this week one of our classrooms started to have some strange wireless issues that I've only seemed to replicate in this one classroom. When the teacher of the affected classroom tries to screen mirror to the Apple TV in their classroom they l...
Got a 1572 AP plugged in getting ready to finish configuring it. It discovered the WLC fine and I changed the AP mode from Bridge to Local so it rebooted. That's where it has gotten stuck. I get as far as the below output and it hasn't changed for ov...
No, generally when the reload happens it's right after I'm able to log in to switch but there's not really a warning for when it will happen. However, I think I may have found the cause. We were trying to use a third-party QSFP+ DAC cable for the sta...
It makes sense to me now why stackwise wasn't working on the 1Gig SFPs as stackwise-virtual is only supported on 10G and up so I switched to using a 10G DAC cable. This has yielded better results as now the second switch in the stack attempts to rebo...
That did it! I had tried it earlier but I had an ACL that was configured on the subnet itself that I think was conflicting with the ACL for the route-map. Thank you for your help!
Both APs are in the same AP group though I don't think that would've caused an issue even if they weren't. The WLANs for the Apple TV network and the iPads are set on the same interfaces throughout the district.
