Cisco :: LMS 4.0 Does Not Appear In Device Management
Dec 14, 2011
I have installed successfully installed and configured LMS 4.0 and every thing was okay until the customer decided to change the server IP address without notifying any one.
so i have returned the server to its original ip address since nothing worked after they changed the IP, but even after restoring the old IP address the device descovery is okay, but when i navigate to the devices management nothing appears in the all devices drop down menu and the remaining menues also.
i have tried to restart and to start a new device discovery also i have tried to run a data collection but nothing changed.
still stck on the devices are not appearing in the device management tab.
I have been sitting on the fence waiting and just using the crappy Apple find my phone, and activesync with exchange server 2010. Other than disable activesync for users without company provided phones because we do not want to get into the whole wiping someone's personal phone if they should misplace it/leave the company.I just read today that Spiceworks 7 (7 beta 1 will be in late May) will have MDM because of using MaaS360. There will be some free basic stuff or for a premium you can add on to it.
I use the Edit Identity option to change the "Display Name" from an IP to a station name, it is overwritten when a discovery has been done. I have checked the discovery settings and tried using the update DCR Display name setting to prevent this from happening, but it makes no difference.Is there something i am missing? This is on LMS 3.2?
Cisco Prime 4.2. My device is stuck in Questioned state in Fault Management. The device though can be pinged from the server. Actually, I can already manage the device and have archived its configuration. Problem is, on Fault Monitoring Device Administration, its on Questioned state even though I already tried to rediscover the device several times.Do I need to configure something on the server like put in the IP address and hostname of the device in the host file of Windows Server 2008?
We are conduction a Proof Of Concept (PoC) on Secure Bring Your Own Device ( BYOD ) using Cisco ISE and gonna test all the scenarios like Wired, Wireless and VPN user access.
Our Setup has ISE VM acting as Admin, Monitor and Profiling Device, we have NAC 3315 physical Appliance as Inline posture Device, Wireless LAN controller, Access point and the Identity source as Microsof Active Directory.Having Plans to Integrate Mobile Device Management ( MDM ) and Citrix VDI setup also.
As of now we have tested the Wired Scenario Authentication and authorization for guest users and gonna carry out the profiling and posture.
-MDM can be integrated to ISE ? -How the MDM can be integrated to Cisco ISE configuration or Guide to show the same? -What is the demarcation between MDM and ISE ( i.e. What is the role of ISE and MDM on Mobile Devices ) ? -If MDM is available so then when the control of ISE ends, does MDM do management or ISE will do management of the devices ? -Is MDM will do client provisioning or ISE should do ? -Is MDM send or update patches of Mobile Devices ?
We are using LMS 3.2.1 with SP1 and Campus Manager 5.2.2.Server runs Windows 2003 R2.Everything runs fine except for User Tracking on two Catalyst 6500 switches running CatOS. These devices are discovered, reachable, SNMP works fine, neighbors seen. But when we try to launch acquisition, the UT utility complains with this error message:"Failed to start acquisition: Device unreachable. Please enter a valid device."When we wanted to add ports via Device Trap Configuration, LMS has fired a different error message: "There are no ports to configure for the selected device(s).Check whether you have selected any router(s)." I have checked the portsData.xml file, which doesn't have any ports included for the two devices: [code] We have tried to exclude / include the switches in the data collection, but that didn't work.
My BEFSR81 is my primary router and has DHCP turned on. The router's DHCP range is set to accommodate 12 devices. I have three computers wired to it and their Host names (as specified in the set-up of each computer) show up in the router's DHCP device table. I also have two printers (one old Brother HL5250DN laser printer and one new HP Photosmart Premier C410a inkjet printer) connected and there are blanks where the Host name should go. I would like to be able to tell which printer is which when I am looking at the DHCP device table. How can I get a names associated with each printer's IP address in the router's DHCP device table? (The real problem is that the router seems to have both printers at the same IP address (192.168.1.100) and if I can get one of them to change I'd like to know which one it was!)
The problem: I need to track a bus from city to city in real time.I'm thinking of a gps device without screen or apps, it only sends the current location to a server. Is this possible? What device can be useful?
I have multiple remote sites connected back into my infrastructure via satellite. I'm building a GRE tunnel accross this satellite infrustructure to my user's routers. I'm using EIGRP through these tunnels and everything is working great as far as connectivity to my users is concerned. However, with each of these packages, I would like to be able to remotely manage the satellite modem. My problem is that these modems all have the same web management IP address (192.168.1.1:80) and I can't change them. I thought to myself, "too easy, this sounds like an excellant case for NAT!" Either I'm tackling this thing all wrong or something because I can't seem to get it to work. Here is what I've so far (IPs modified and extra info cut[CODE]
A small remote site is going to need a dedicated 10mb connection to our Main Campus. Probably an 10mb ELAN connection(not decided as of yet). The site will be small - no bigger than 2500 sq feet with small walls possibly. Only one VLAN will be needed and we won't need any voice applications or back-up WAN ports. The site will provide connectivity for approximately 15 people. I've been looking at the 800 series routers for a solution. Do you think the 860 with the built-in 802.11 AP will suffice? I have a couple of concerns:
Does the 860 have CLI management?Will I be able to create a secure, encrypted tunnel between the 860 and a 2811 router on our Main Campus side? The 2811 has a 10mb ELAN secure tunnel on one interface already. I will purchase another interface card for this new, remote site VPN connection.Will the built-in AP give me coverage for the sq footage? I understand that there are extenuating circumstances to be concidered but, generally speaking?
From the video spec I viewed, the presenter said it had "basic security". What does that actually mean? This concerns me, as I want to built a secure WAN connection.Finally, does the 800 series fit this application or are there other Cisco products I should consider?
I have two dinasour APs that I need to fix. They are configured in bridge mode to bridge a few VLANs between two sites. Right now the management IP on BVI 3 interface doesn't work. Does it have to be on BVI1 for it to work? When I say "work" I mean I am able to ping it and use SNMP to monitor it.
I'm using LMS 4.0.1 (current patches and device packages)
There is a problem with the configuration fetch.There are some 2503 routers with IOS 11.3(6) and the message on LMS is: Couldnot enter ENABLE Mode from USER Mode on Device
The devices arn't configured with username, only telnet pw and enable pw; no access-lists or other limitations configured
The credential check is ok ... multiple checks done ... devices deleted, new discovery ... devices deleted and manually added .... with the link //serverip:1741/rme/rmedevices.do I've changed the timeouts multiple times (up to 60 seconds for TFTP, SNMP) .... all these have had no effect of the config fetch
Any possibility remotely manage cisco 876? Remotelly I mean by connecting to WAN IP (DSL interface) from outside. It could be via CCP, telnet or ssh doesn't matter.
I'm trying to separate my management traffic from regular traffic by splitting the management and "outside" interface to separate vlans but I'm hitting a routing issue. Say I have have a management network of 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0 running across vlan 1 and I want to use 192.168.2.0 255.255.255.0 running across vlan 2 for the outside interface to send all the other traffic excluding the management traffic across. Tag both vlans on the external interface, say Eth0/0 Default route of route outside 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.2.1, With this, you can not hit the management interface because there is no route defined for the 192.168.1.0 network. However of course if you try to set one, you'll get the "connected route exists" error. How can I set the default route or gateway of the 192.168.1.0 network on the ASA. Switches just don't complain like the ASA does.
I'm trying to get a catalyst going for remote management using cisco network assistant.I've basically, enabled telnet;
enable conf t line vty 0 15 password {password} login exit gave it an IP; int vlan1 ip address {IP} {Subnet} no shutdown exit
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and write mem to save it all. I can ping, telnet and access cisco network assistant from inside the network perfectly. But the problem I'm having is accessing it from outside, can't even ping the device. I can ssh to other servers behind the network just fine. There is no firewall in place at the moment, the provider's drop is plugged in gige port 1?
The management VLAN(the one I use to connect to the devices) and the native VLAN dont have to be the same VLAN ,right?They are independent and can be different. For instance I can use VLAN 5 for management and 10 as the native VLAN
I have a WLC 4404 installed and we would like to manage the bandwidth per SSID. Today we have configured many SSID because our campus has a lot of wireless users and any SSID has only one class C subnet (/24).
We would like to configure each SSID with more subnets. is this possible ?
Additionally we need to restrict the bandwidth per SSID. is this possible ? We have some SSID for less important users and we would like to assign the bandwidth per SSID.
I have created a management vlan on my network of 2950 and 3750 switches. One 3750 has a trunk to each of the 2950 switches which includes the management VLAN. On that 3750 the vlan and line protocol are both up even though there is no specific port assigned to the vlan; I believe the trunk connections allow the vlan line protocol to come up. On another 3750 stack I have my VLAN defined with no ports designated or trunks; the VLAN is up however the line protocol is down.
I recently upgraded an AP802GN-E-K9 to version 15.2(2)JB (ap802-k9w7-mx.152-2.JB), which broke the web interface. The http server is still running, however the web interface is not available. The following is displayed instead Navigating to /ap_home.shtml etc shows the correct pages. Extracting the "tar" file from the Cisco site and looking in the /html/level/15/ directory in both the tar and flash shows files missing that I'd expect to exist ( frameHome.html , navHome.html etc ).
Alas, I have no SmartNet on this device (embeded into my 887VA-W) as it's for home
i just purchased a cisco 877 on ebay, when i got the router,, i connect to the LAN port,, but didn't get any ip from the router,, then i tried to hard-reset the router by press and hold the reset button on the back for a long time, but nothting happen, not sure if it reseted to the factory setting or not..then i try to connect to lan port again, still not getting an ip,, okay, then i try to manually config the ip to 10.10.10.5(also tried 10.0.0.5, 192.168.0-1.5) and try to connect to the router,, but still no luck, try to ping the router, no luck too, i tred to contact the seller,, he just said, the router is working for sure.. i must need an aux cable to program the router, LAN interface can't program the router, he doesn't want to refund my money,, i don't think that is true... does cisco 877 allow LAN management on default settings??
we are looking forward to monitoring the cpu, environment variables and the memory of a wireless lan controller via snmp. but we are not able to find in the mibs the right oid to manage this.can the exact oid be given in order to monitor these three elements on a cisco WLC 5500 series.
I have a 2811 (running 12.4(15)XZ) with a WLCM (4.2.209.0).
I have reset the configurations on both. Set FE and WLCM IPs on the router and gave WLC Management and AP manager addresses. All + PC are on the same subnet. Router pings all addresses besides AP-manager(intended). WLC CLI cannot ping PC and PC cannot ping (nor http) to WLC. PC can however ping and telnet the router on both the FE and WLCM IPs.
I followed the guides on WLCM configuration, did I miss something?
How can I access the management IP and the web GUI?
2811 config:
Building configuration...
Current configuration : 1292 bytes ! version 12.4 service timestamps debug datetime msec
We acquired recentlty a new Cisco 6509 with Sup-2T supervisor card
My question is the following : we have a management subnet on a Copper-based switch; we manage all equipments through this network. I planned to configure the management interface on the 6509 to connect this switch & monitor the VSS through it However, since it is a CMP interface, most of the actions (SNMP, IOS upgrade.. won't be possible through this link) Moreover, I don't think LMS would be able to get the configuration through it (except by configuring a script running "attach" command & show run
Is there something I miss or must I add another interface of the Catalyst to this network (the problem being that I have no copper line card)
I am trying to restrict bandwidth for a particular LAN IP address on my network using policy maps but it does not seem to be working, My LAN IP address is 192.168.20.199 which i am trying to limit the bandwidth on.
I have recently installed several of the new WS-500 series switches into my networks and much to my surprise they are not supported by the CNA tool as the older 500 series were. I tried using the CCA tool, but my routers and legacy switches are not supported under it. One of the reasons I bought the Cisco switches in the first place is because I wanted to use one tool to manage all components in my network. I feel rather irked about what seems to be a purposeful hampering of functionality of the SMB line of equipment. Is there a management application that will allow me to manage all of my Cisco devices from the same console?
I saw that the management port for the ASR 1006 has limited routing functionality according to the documentation. I know it "may" not be best practice but can I use this as a routed interface for the WAN port to our Internet or will this not work?
I'm setting up a new 5508 WLC (the first wlc I have ever setup) and I have my WLAN setup with our existing WPA/TKIP ssid for transitioning our clients from our existing autonomous system to the wlc. I have selected PSK as the key mgmt and I can get the client's to connect for a few minutes but I keep seeing these errors:
Fri Aug 21 08:50:05 2009 Client Excluded: MACAddress:00:21:00:f9:dd:50 Base Radio MAC :00:23:eb:27:e3:b0 Slot: 1 User Name: unknown Ip Address: unknown Reason:802.1x Authentication failed 3 times. ReasonCode: 4
I don't have nor do I want 802.1x enabled. Is there something I need to disable either on the client or the controller?
