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Hi everyone, I'm trying to figure out the best way (if possible) to have a single SSID and multiple VLAN's for our point of sale systems. We already have 3 other SSID's so I'm trying to keep the SSID count low. We have two iPad based point of sale sy...

JohnT1 by • Level 3
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Hi all, We have a pair of Cisco 5508 Wireless LAN Controllers running in Active/Standby mode. Software version is 8.0.133.0.We have 100 access points deployed, 88 x 1602i and 12 X 1242AG.I was looking to (initially) upgrade the WLC to 8.2.170.0. Howe...

isoffice1 by • Level 1
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Hello,  I have configured two 5520 WLC one as primary and one has SSO HA which is working fine. However I want to configure the CIMC on both units but the controller command line doesnt let me define the standby CIMC IP Address, infact the single com...

c-davies by • Level 2
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Dear Community,We have a certain amount of on-site forklifts equipped by Cisco 1142 in WGB mode. Station provides wired connectivity for PC terminal and IP camera. In some cases, WBG loses connectivity in the place where it is 100% 5Ghz coverage pers...

slyfox by • Level 3
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Hello to all,I have a WLC Cisco 25series an many access points. Suddenly we face an issue with airprint wirh a Xerox Device, probably bacause of of Mdns configuration. Can you help me to find the reason i 'am not able to print even if the print is sh...

csco12569304 by • Frequent Visitor
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As we have 9200L-24P-L which have 600w power supply and as per update we should not exceed 80% of that while connecting Ap.So if I have 30 watt power required AP then I can connect only max 16 AP to this switch as I can use 480 watt onlyPlease let me...

knaik99 by • Level 5
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