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I try to upgrade a WS-SVC-WISM-1-K9 from 3.2.116.21 to 4.0.155.0 (SWISMK9-4-0-155-0.aes)which fail with this error:Tue Jun 13 14:36:41 2006: tftp rc=0, pHost=1.2.3.4 pFilename=wifi/SWISMK9-4-0-155-0.aes pLocalFilename=/mnt/download/local.tgzTue Jun 1...

bbrunes by Frequent Visitor
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We have a number of AP350s which we're upgrading from VxWorks to IOS. The conversion to IOS works fine but when I try and upgrade to a later version of IOS frequently the dot11radio0 interface disappears after the upgrade. On one AP the interface cam...

mweavind by Community Member
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I have two root bridges - A & B - and I have one non root bridge - Z. The bridges A & B are broadcasting the same SSIDs and so Z can associate to either of them. The directional antennas, line of sight and everything has been set so that Z would obvi...

shellswell by Community Member
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If I currently have an 802.11g network that has been optimized to support data devices at 36 Mb/s or higher (i.e., AP cells a little closer to maintain higher speeds) and I now want to add 7920 wireless phone support, do I have to re-do my site surve...

pblume by Level 2
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I am not sure if this is the correct place to ask the following questions, but here it goes...As part of a wireless pilot project we have installed 50 access points (Cisco aironet 1231G) in a couple of buildings. The real project once approved could ...

jjiles by Level 3
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Hi,We have to implement wireless lan with WRT5RG devices.We have the reason to use only this model.Our question is how much area one accesspoint can cover. Based on that we will decide how many access points we have to purchase?Regardsskrao

I have an aironet 1100 configured as the root and I want the aironet 350 as the repeater. After all is setup I keep receiving authentication failed messages on the log of the 1100. any thoughts?

athibo01 by Community Member
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Hi All,I have got Aironet 1210 and want to implement MAC Authentication without ACS.Now, I know that any Aironet AP can allow MAC-Authentication by itself storing all the MAC Address List.Hence after the command:TestAP(config-if-ssid)#authentication ...

I have setup a lwapp system with about 6 AP's. Everything works great but on one of the WLAN's I have Web Authentication setup. For some reason, I cannot get this to work. I have tried every setting possible, played with the virtual interface but I c...

nhaits by Community Member
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I tested windows XP SP2 client PEAP machine authentication with ACS server. The ACS uses self signed certificate. I have to uncheck "Validate server certificate", otherwise machine authenticaion does not work even I have imported the ACS self signed ...

zhenningx by Level 8
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At the informational link below - we are informed that when using LAN interfaces for failover link you must go through a switch and not use a cross-over cable between the two pixes in the pair. It does not however explain why this is the case. Does a...

mmedwid by Level 7
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I have 3 BR1310 units, all on 12.3(8)JA2, and set to use WPA-PSK. One unit will be located outside a main building and acts as the Root. The second unit will be located on a small hill and act as the Repeater. The third unit will be located at a remo...

estein by Level 3
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