I purchased 2 Cisco WAP4410N and i configured them on the network as 192.168.1.241 and .242.I see both SSIDs i created and they are named Cabo1 and Cabo2.
When i initially did the setup I was able to log into the webbased interface through both ip addresses.
I just tried again now, and Im able to log into the interface for .242 but not the .241. I am connect to the router with .241 via wireless because it is with the SSID of Cabo1.
I am testing rogue on wire using 5508 WLC and , I have a dedicated AP configured as rogue detector and configured the switch port where the Rogue detector is connected as trunk. I have plugged in an autonomous AP with open authentication to the same switch so that it can act as a rogue. On the WLC, I can see that Autonomous AP as rogue on Wire. But along with that I am seeing another AP as rogue on wire, even though i have plugged in only one Autonomous AP to the switch.
We have a network based from a server where data is stored, such as Quickbooks files, and an employee has a laptop instead of a workspace. He needs to be able to access the Quickbooks file from his computer- we are currently using Remote Desktop Connection, however it is proving to be quite complicated for him and I need to know how to set it up. I know how to set up Quickbooks and all- the issue is with adding his laptop to the workgroup.
I currently have 1 AP connected to the router via copper. The AP to AP link is over 802.11. I have attached a diagram reflecting the current topology.
The AP-to-AP link will come up utilizing B/G/N mixed mode; however, the connection is basically unusable. About 30% of the traffic is dropped, while the packets that do make it have a consistently volatile latency, anywhere from 15 to 1500 ms. I have had success using G-only and B/G mixed. The link is stable (I have had the best results with B/G). The problem is, I didn't buy the 2nd 4410N to run the G protocol. I would like to connect the APs running either B/G/N (hopefully negotiating to N) or N only. I am wondering if there is a certain configuration I can utilize (perhaps using WDS repeater or bridge versus Wireless Client/Repeater?), or a firmware upgrade set for release that can make this happen for me.
I configured a remote-access vpn on an ASA 5510 version 8.3. This is the configuration [code]The vpn goes up and I get an ip address, but it's impossible to reach the internal network. [code]
I currently have a Cisco 2621 powering a network at our co-location facility... It's a simple setup and is working well. The colo provides a redundant HSRP uplink, so I have their two uplinks going into a Dell switch. From that Dell switch I have a uplink into FastEthernet0/0 on the 2621, configured with my routing network, and then FastEthernet0/1 gets an address from my block of routable IP. FastEthernet0/1 then plugs into another Dell switch where I have all my servers connected. The servers get public routable IP addresses and use the address on FastEthernet0/1 as their default gateway.
It's time to upgrade off the 2621, so I aquired a Cisco 2811 which has two FE interfaces, as well as a modular HWIC-4ESW switch. My question is, can I get rid of the Dell Switch A in the setup above and just use the internal switch on the 2811 to accomplish the same thing? And I if I did this, would my two uplinks from the colo plug into ports 1 and 2 of that HWIC, and then port 3 would physically connect into FE 0/0? Or can I logically do that via configuration in the Cisco? I'm not sure how all this works and haven't received the new router yet, so I thought I'd get a head start and reach out to the experts.
My second question is unrelated, but each port on the HWIC switch cannot be configured as a network interface right? I'm pretty sure they can't as they aren't considered network interfaces but just thought I'd ask.
I have a 4507R that will be using track and sla for failover/failback on two WAN circuits going out of my switch. Is there a way to configure an email notification, or some other sort of notification to let me know which route is being used, especially when the failover kicks over to by backup route.
I have a Linksys WRT54GL router in one building and a second router in an adjacent building. I have connected each router to a MODEM that takes me to the internet. Can I configure the two routers to talk to each other and at the same time maintaining their respective internet connections
We moved to a different city and trying to access any available network but can't connect. Says no network found. I click diagnose and it says "This computer does not have a wireless network adapter installed and configured"
I had to set up security connected directly to laptop but when I connect the WAP4410N to the domain network I can not access it using url...What can I do to access this box before I put in its final location, on top of the office. is there something that needs to be set for it to communicate inside the domain network?
I have 4 WAP4410N sitting here to set up a 3 story Wi-Fi network. Since the WAP4410N is advertised as being able to work as a WDS repeater, I thought this might be a good product to allow users (only a handful of clients, around 4 or 5 at a time) to roam the building. To keep matters simple, I first tried to deploy only two APs:
I have deployed one WAP4410N as AP in a central location, and I'm actually very happy with the area it covers all by itself.The first AP (Version: 2.0. 3. 3) is configured as follows:
- Static IP, connected to wired network - AP Mode: Access Point, allow wireless signal to be repeated by: wireless MAC of second WAP4410 - B/G/N Mixed, Channel 6, one SSID - WPA-Personal with TKIP, Isolation is off
This configuration did not work. Clients could associate with both AP's, but when connected to the repeater, no packets are routed, thus no IP via DHCP etc. Funny enough, about once per 20-25 reboots, traffic was routed just fine, and the test client was actually roaming from one AP to the other for a few minutes - but the magic was gone after the next AP reboot.I spent the weekend (need time slots when nobody is working ...) trying just about every possible configuration to get this to work:
- Different channels - Other WPA security (we cannot go WEP or unencrypted) - Wired MAC address instead of wireless one - Different wireless network modes (B, G, N) ...
I am trying to set up a WAP4410n Wireless access point and add to my home network. One problem I can't seem to get around. The IP adress range setup does not accept 1 (example 192.168.1.245) as a range setup for IP address. How do i get in communication with the unit when I can't view the setup due to the factory default set as 192.168.1.245? If it were 192.168.0.245 I could easily change my routers IP range to include it.
I have two Cisco WAP4410N access points. Both has Regular and Guest SSIDs, with same configurations, except "Wireless Isolation" on Guest SSID is enabled. Problem is Guest SSIDs are not visible on devices
Access points are working on different chanles, firmware Version: 2.0.1.0.
I have a asa 5510 vpn client groups configured and connected to the internal network DHCP server stops giving network service dhcp and the network goes down.
I purchased a WAP4410n for our small office to provide wireless access to our internal network to laptop users. I have configured the device as simplistically as is possible, but although I can get my laptop to connect to the AP (verified by managing the device wirelessly as well as by pinging the IP address) I can not get to any other IP address on my internal network nor the internet.I gave the device a static IP address - 192.168.1.50 subnet 255.255.255.0 with a default gateway of 192.168.1.254 which is my 2811 router. I set up a WPA-secured SSID.
A second problem I have is that if I set up my laptop wireless card to get its' IP settings form a DHCP server, it picks up a 169.xx.xx.xx ip address - it is as if the AP is not passing my DHCP broadcast / response through.
I am trying to setup an E3000 router and extending the network with a WAP4410N acting as a repeater.
I am faced with the same problem and it looks like it all comes down to this: without the WAP4410N having a physical connection to the LAN, it will not connect to the E3000 as a wireless client whether it's configured in AP mode: WDS Repeater or in client/repeater.
I've tested with various permutations that have been explored in the various discussions: matching channels/bandsmatching and non-matching SSIDs matching security settings using site survey to set the mac address of the E3000 (ensuring it's the MAC of the 2.4Ghz wireless)setting a static IP on the WAP4410Nensuring both devices are on the same subnet. Any way to be truly successful with this pair up of E3000 & WAP4410N or is it simply a technical product limitation?
I purchased a Cisco 520 and am trying to set it up on my home network.Its ADSL PPPoA for WAN.I am trying to setup 2 LANS. One General Network,One DMZ for webhosting.Now, since this router has 4 ethernet ports, i assumed i did not need VLANS. Except when i try configure an interface with an IP address i get this error: % IP addresses may not be configured on L2 links.Now. Ive looked around on the internet about this error. And it seems that since these interfaces are not Layer 3 interfaces,they need to be associated with VLANS.This would be OK. Except this requires an IP address on an interface on the router! Back to square one.
I am having an ASA 5510 and have configured Clientless SSL VPN in it. Now I need to allow my SSL VPN user to access on a particular application(like mspaint.exe for example).When the user login to the SSL VPN, he should see only the particular aplication or must be able to access on the particular application.
I would like to know if we can use the following card i.e. WS-X6704-10GE along with SUP-2T which will be configured in VSS.
This line is supported with SUP-2T, however not sure if the sup 2t will be configured in VSS. If any supporting document can be provided for the same , that would be great.
If this is supported than whether i would be getting line rate/non blocking capacity with WS-X6704-10GE. Since SUP-2T provides 80 Gbps bandwidth per slot.
I'm having issues with SSH on my 3750G-12S. I'm not able to SSH to another switch when VRFs are configured.I've tried ip ssh source-interface, ssh -vrf doesn't exsist and I've upgraded the IOS to the latest version.
Can a PA-1GE module in a 7206VXR with an NPE-G2 be configured to negotiate/work with a 100mbps Vendor provided Ethernet Port? The router sees the interface but it is in up/down.
I am running Win 7 32-bit for my OS. I am on a desktop PC. I have a Internet modem only without the router. I have a Motorola SurfBoard SB5101.When I go into the Network Connections and do a diagnose. I get the following message. I tried doing netsh int ip reset reset.txt, and restart my PC, but it doesn't fix the error.Your computer appears to be configured, but the device or resource (DNS Server) is not responding.
I have an old Dlink DI-604 that I'd like to configure to work as a switch. I think this is possible but not sure how to do it. Switches are cheap but if I could save a few bucks with some tweaking I'd prefer that. Plus I figure I'd learn a bit about networking.Dlinks site on the DI[URL]Uverse and I'm out of wired ports on the Residential Gateway. I would like 2 more ports to network my PC and NAS, so my laptop and Xbox can access their files.
I'm trying to automate our rollout process with kiwi cat tools. I want to copy a file via TFTP or FTP: Cisco tftp menu knows the latest ip address which it was connected to.
Can ASA 5510 be configured as bridge mode and still send Netflow info to a collector?We have a PIX connect internal network to internet. Because PIX does not support NetFlow, as a temporary solution, we were thinking of putting an ASA 5510 between the PIX and internet gateway, and configure it as a bridge so that there will be no routing issues, and the ASA can still send Netflow info to a collector.
Can a 2651XM router be configured as a PPTP VPN endpoint (client)? I ask because I want to connect this router to a professional vpn (privacy) service such as proxpn or mullvad or similar. If it can't, any vpn privacy services that cater for cisco-based vpn connection?
I have seen similar questions but with not a lot of answers for the ASA platform. As the title states, What procedures can I use to copy a pre-existing configured CISCO ASA 5520 to a brand new CISCO ASA 5520. I have found a URL that seems to answer some questions but not all. [URL]
The URL talks more about the PIX's than the ASA
Is there any documentation or shorter procedures for product specific on the 5520?
Can ASA 5510 be configured as bridge mode and still send Netflow info to a collector? We have a PIX connect internal network to internet. Because PIX does not support NetFlow, as a temporary solution, we were thinking of putting an ASA 5510 between the PIX and internet gateway, and configure it as a bridge so that there will be no routing issues, and the ASA can still send Netflow info to a collector.
Im just starting to learn cisco, currently I already have a cisco catalyst 3750 configured for 3 vlans, and now im planning to have another 3750 for redundancy.
I Just deployed some of these new modules and running A4.x code. How to configure an ACE with the maximum context?
We run in tranparrent mode with 110 Contexts, we found that with a base config for each context(80 lines of code) this would only leave us with 7% of available RAM. The Device begins to shut down services @ 5%. like SSH and others.
So, Is this even possible to configure 250 contexts and still manage the device.
