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I have a cisco 1815w, i have enable the lan port, but when i connect a printer ticket,  the leds from the printer and ports are flashing, but  have not conectivity,  and on the controller running 8.10.190, but if i connect another thing like phone, c...

Aquiles by • Frequent Visitor
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Hello,We have 2 WLC 5520 in HA pair, SSO, today the primary had a failure, and the HA was broken, the APs correctly migrated to the secondary controller, but some APs that were rebooted were not able to join back.The problem was there was no license ...

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Clem58 by • Level 6
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HI, Here is a wlc 4400. I am trying to connect it through console cable with my PC. Usually router/switch has RJ45 console port. So I just use a cable (usb --- RJ45 port at each of two ends) to connect my PC to the router/switch. Unlike general route...

eigrpy by • Level 7
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i have a few cisco 1815w, on the tech specs, it says its double band, but on my controller has only enable the 2.4, and i dont see how to enable, i have another ap like 1852, but they have enable by defaul the 5g, what can i be doing wrong?

Aquiles by • Frequent Visitor
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Hi community, I am not able to find the radiation pattern of the two 1542 AP models. (I and D). Please let me know if this information is available. @cisco: This information would be useful to find in the data sheet of every AP. Thanks, Christian

With my SSIDs, the devices must be brought into a VLAN according to the device type. For this purpose, a group policy guest was made that all devices with the exception of iPad and Windows devices are in the VLAN guest. But it doesn't work. All devic...

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