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MSE Not Showing Clients After Upgrade to 7.6.100.0

Dan Man
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I've upgraded our 5508 WLC's to ver 7.6.100.0.  I've also upgraded our NCS to 2.0, and our MSE to 7.6.100.0.  I now can no longer see clients on the MSE map for our sites.  I've added the WLC to the MSE syncronization.  When I select "show clients" it says 0 of 0 found.  I know I have clients connected, since I can see them in the WLC.  Is this a licensing issue?  Thanks for your help!

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Scott Fella
Hall of Fame
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Make sure that NMSP is up.

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps9742/products_tech_note09186a0080bb497f.shtml#add-va-ncs

On WLC console, use the show auth-list command.

The following example shows from WLC console that there is no location server available:


In order to manually add the MSE and establish a NMSP connection to WLC, complete these steps:

On the MSE console, run the cmdshell command, and then the show server-auth-info command.

This example shows the MAC address and the keyhash to be used for adding to the WLC.


Run the config auth-list add ssc command, and then run the show auth-list.

This example shows that the MSE was added to the WLC (manually).


On the NCS, confirm that the NMSP connection shows Active.



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-Scott
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Sandeep Choudhary
VIP Alumni
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HI Dan,

There must be compatibility issue.

see this matrix:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/controller/5500/tech_notes/Wireless_Software_Compatibility_Matrix.html

Reagrds

Dont forget to arte helpful posts

Sandeep, thank you for your quick reply!

Scott Fella
Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame

Make sure that NMSP is up.

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps9742/products_tech_note09186a0080bb497f.shtml#add-va-ncs

On WLC console, use the show auth-list command.

The following example shows from WLC console that there is no location server available:


In order to manually add the MSE and establish a NMSP connection to WLC, complete these steps:

On the MSE console, run the cmdshell command, and then the show server-auth-info command.

This example shows the MAC address and the keyhash to be used for adding to the WLC.


Run the config auth-list add ssc command, and then run the show auth-list.

This example shows that the MSE was added to the WLC (manually).


On the NCS, confirm that the NMSP connection shows Active.



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-Scott
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Scott,

I'll tell you what.....YOU have NEVER steered me wrong, when I have an issue in the wireless realm!  That was exactly what the problem was!  Not in a thousand years would I have ever thought to check the NMSP status!  It works now!!!  Again, I can't express my thanks enough; and how important you are to this forum!  Thank you thank you thank you!

Dan,

Glad to help. I don't have all the answers, but someone usually will on this forum. Glad that you have it working!

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-Scott
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