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Hi All, My situation is that I need to deploy flexconnect groups to 160 vWLC's based on their device names, and then move all the WAP's on the vWLC to the newly created group. i.e For vWLC (XYZ), create flexconnect group (XYZ), and then move all WAP'...

Snakeyz by Community Member
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Hi, we have a new wireless setup with cat 9800 wlc and cat 9117axi access points. The access points are powered up with Cisco 802.3at Power Injector AIR-PWRINJ6=.But I see in ap statistics that the power status is PoE/Low Power. I´ve disabled the USB...

Jan81 by Frequent Visitor
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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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