OK, I'm having trouble with this. DNAcenter is filling up our logs and I want to filter it out, but I can't seem to filter on the description unless that's not the right field.   Example logs Nov 5 16:49:43.765 UTC: %SEC_LOGIN-5-LOGIN_SUCCESS: Login Success [user: dnacenter] [Source: x.x.x.x] [localport: 22] at 10:49:43 CST Mon Nov 5 2018 Nov 5 16:49:43.799 UTC: %PARSER-5-CFGLOG_LOGGEDCMD: User:dnacenter logged command:!exec: enable   Now, we have a current TCL file if {[regexp {^(AUTHMGR|DOT1X)$} $::facility] && [regexp {^[57]$} $::severity]} {return ""} else {return $::orig_msg}   This works, I was trying to add a second line, but can't seem to get the top logs. if {[regexp {^(PARSER|SEC_LOGIN)$} $::facility] && [regexp {^[57]$} $::severity] && [regexp {^[dnacenter]$} $::description]} {return ""} else {return $::orig_msg}   Anyone have more experience with this?     ... View more

Greetings,   I am working with a new 5520 WLCs to replace our 5508s. I have everything working except am running into an issue with the guest portal.   So, we use a Comodo cert for guest, but it was originally tied to 1.1.1.1, I'm trying to use 10.1.1.1 for the virtual IP on the new controller. I have a new cert from Comodo for this name and it installed fine, but i'm running into users not being able to validate it. The interesting thing is if I load the Comodo cert manually into the intermediate store, then it all works.   Looking at the old and new cert, they both have the same root and intermediate, so i'm unsure why the old works, but the new has issues.   Is there a command so windows can go out and validate the cert? or am I hitting a bug.   5508s running 8.3.143 5520s running 8.7.106 (We have test 4800s so need 8.7+ code) ... View more

So, I got tasked with taking our remote offices that get DHCP from the switches and centralize it to our main DHCP server.   Now, we seem to have an odd layout at the branches. MPLS to the router, but the switches are doing the inter-office routing. So, I can set the ip helper on the vlan's on the switch, but nothing comes through. Most documentation says to put it on the default gateway router, but the router here is only 1 link of the switch and does not do the routing   So, I'm thinking I have to do ip helper on the switch and the router, but do I have both point to the DHCP server, or does the switch point to the router, and the router to the DHCP server?   Hopefully you can follow that.   Oh, and on a side note, is there a way to packet capture to verify the traffic since the DHCP receives from 0.0.0.0. Is there a way to tell if it is coming from a helper? ... View more