In a mobile command vehicle we have on site, there is a Cisco SPA8800 installed. The engineer who installed it long ago left and took the login information with him. Seeing as we have no configurations, or any information on how this device is workin...
We are swapping out IP cameras on a 2960x. Even after clearing the learned sticky mac address from the previous camera (no switchport port-security mac-address sticky xxxx.xxxx.xxxx), the new cameras are triggering port security violations still. Ru...
Our existing 5508 wlcs have "othIpsecCaCert" for IPSec and "bsnSslEapCaCert" for EAP Certificates. Our HA Pair of 5520 show nothing in the "security, advanced, Vendor Certs" area. Just blank. How do I get these created?Running 8.5.140.0
We have the IP addresses of our ISE (tacacs) servers correct, the key is correct, the wlc is listed in the tacacs network devices, but we cannot get the management users to authenticate against the tacacs. Only users in the local database can remote ...
In both the 3850x and the 2960x, all the interfaces were listed in the config, regardless of network module installed. (2960x would show Gig1/1/1 and TeGig1/1/1) but only need to config the actual interfaces present with your network module. The non-...
Those are in the config in the event you installed the 4x1gb network module or the 2x40gb module instead of the 8x10gb you currently have. All potential available port names are hardcoded into the config. (so 1 config/code regardless of what module y...
Was going to ask, what code? Also, is there a stack module installed? I have seen issues with a certain manufacturing run of stack modules and 2960x. Causes the SFP port uplinks to stop working. Generally a code change will fix it, with the exception...
So in the realm of the SPA8800, what does it exactly do? Does it act as a call manager? Is it just a protocol converter? Edit: looks like the Panasonic KX-TA824 is acting as the call manager/phone controller. So what does the 8800 actually do?
