We have cisco 5508 office extend in dmz running code 7.3.112. 1132 AP seems to register and authenticate fine but OEAP 600 series dont seem to authenticate. they seem to join the controller and download the SSID but just wont authenticate ? not even registering on the AAA server
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I have found that there are only few configuration to the Cisco Aironet 600 OEAP. The settings are just for basic configuration for a wireless network when it is in autonomous mode.
A need for a Wireless LAN Controller to perform advance settings.
Also, there are no firmware available in Cisco. No upgrade/downgrade firmware avalaible for download.
Here's the list of equipments:
Pool of oeap 600 aps
1x 2504WLC as OEAP WLC (@DMZ)
1x ASA 5515
Scenario:
My OEAP WLC located at ASA - DMZ is NATted to a public ip (primary internet ISP), then my pool of OEAP-600 were configured to communicate with this OEAP WLC.
My question is:
I want to automate the failover of OEAP-600 (I don't know if this is possible) to the secondary internet ISP whenever the primary internet ISP fails. The secondary ISP is terminated on the same ASA 5515-X doing PBR and IP SLA stuff.
I know that OEAP 600 can only be pointed to one WLC ip address I know that the WLC can only be NATted to one public IP address.
What would be the best solution to perform the OEAP backup connectivity? Or just buy another set of WLC/ASA then just manually configure the OEAP-600 APs to point to the secondary ISP.
I have a customer looking to deploy OEAP & wants to know if it possible to disable the local ports 1-3? Reason being, they don't want the home user connecting devices & causing more support tickets to troubleshoot an Xbox or Google TV just b/c it's connected to a company provide AP/Switch. I have read all the docs & it makes no mention of this.... I can see in 7.2 the ability to disable the local SSID but no mention of the ability to shutdown ports 1-3..Also see support in 7.2 for Dual RLAN... but that still leaves 2 local ports.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have some trouble with the setup of an oeap 600 ap. The ap has joined the controller as it should and the remote-lan connection to my corporate network works well, but i can't connect to the corporate wlan.
When i check the event log on the ap it says:
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*Oct 02 07:36:56.662: (Re)Assoc-Req from 00:1a:73:d2:82:8c forwarded to WLC, wired: no
*Oct 02 07:36:56.665: received assoc-rsp for wireless client, status=0011
*Oct 02 07:37:11.712: DisAssoc-Req/DeAUTH from 00:1a:73:d2:82:8c forwarded to WLC, wired: no
*Oct 02 07:37:11.713: WTP Event: Delete Mobile sent to wlc00:1a:73:d2:82:8c"
and a debug on the controller gives me:
apfMsConnTask_6: Oct 02 08:52:05.034: 00:1a:73:d2:82:7f Adding mobile
on LWAPP AP ec:c8:82:c2:3a:20(0)
*apfMsConnTask_6: Oct 02 08:52:05.034: 00:1a:73:d2:82:7f Association received from mobile on AP ec:c8:82:c2:3a:20
*apfMsConnTask_6: Oct 02 08:52:05.034: 00:1a:73:d2:82:7f Sending Assoc Response to station on BSSID ec:c8:82:c2:3a:20 (s
tatus 17) ApVapId 1 Slot 0
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Possible to assign reslient WLCs to an OEAP 600?
The web GUI of the OEAP itself only has a single field to enter the address of a single controller.
But, I wonder if once the OEAP is talking to your WLC across the Internet, you can allocate HA settings to the OEAP so that it can fall back to a secondary WLC if your main WLC fails.
This is sort of hinted at in the docs I have read, but I have not been able to find it explicitly stated anywhere.
It would be nice to have 2 DMZ-based WLCs at two different data centres to allow remote users to have a fail-over solution, but I need to be sure that this is supported before implementing.
I have a TAC case open, but it doesn't seem to be making any progress.I upgraded my 5508 controller from 7.2.111.3 up to 7.4.100.0..Most of my APs are fine. 3500s, 1100s etc.except for 602i APs. The APs associate, they update software etc, but they won't broadcast the WLAN.An interesting thing, on the 602 AP, in the log, I see this:*Mar 06 15:08:12.667: SSID remote, WLAN Profile Name: RemoteOEAP, added to the slot[0], disabled..So the AP is definately talking to the WLC and being pushed the correct WLAN profile.On the controller, the AP shows the the Admin status of the radios is showing DOWN, but the Admin status on the AP itself shows UP
I've done a factory reset on the APs to no avail. I have a 2504 WLC as well that i'm in the process of implementing in a DMZ specificially for these APs, and for testing purposes, I associated the 602 Ap to that WLC as well. This one is running 7.4.100.0 too, same results. It would appear to be a problem with this version of software?
Only fifteen users are allowed to connect on the WLAN Controller WLANs provided on the 600 series at any one time. A sixteenth user cannot authenticate until one of the first clients de-authenticates or a timeout occurred on the controller. Note: This number is cumulative across the controller WLANs on the 600 series. For example, if two controller WLANs are configured and there are fifteen users on one of the WLANs, no users will be able to join the other WLAN on the 600 series at that time. This limit does not apply to the local private WLANs that the end user configures on the 600 series designed for personal use and clients connected on these private WLANs or on the wired ports do not affect these limits. This is from the Configuration Guide for teh 600 series Office Extend AP. Is this count per AP or total per WLC? If I have 10 APs deployed to our remote users, can each AP support two simultaneous users? Would I need to use separate WLANs for each OEAP?
View 8 Replies View RelatedI've got a strange problem here. In the office, my OEAP 600 can join WLC if there is no MAC authentication. When i enable MAC authentication at WLC, AP will fail to register. However, I try it at home and it works with both MAC authentication enable or disable. I suspect it is because of firewall in my office, but there shouldn't have any different in discovery and joining procedure for AP with MAC authentication enable or disable.
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Software Version: 7.2.103.0
I have a Flex 7500 with 200 1142AP's working fine in remote office and local setup. We have since purchased 3 OEAP 602's and looking to distribute to teleworkers.
I have configured the OEAP to point to the NAT'd IP of the WLC, the OEAP does connect and is listed briefly in the WLC wireless listing but I am not able to make any configuration changes, it will then dissassociate and try the join process all over again. I have attached below the OEAP 600 event log. I see that the WLC does not support data DTLS encryption and looking to make this work.
I have tried to install the DTLS license file from the Cisco website, but says license failed to install, with no other errors.
*Jun 18 15:18:43.938: Build version 7.0.112.72 (compiled Feb 3 2012 at 01:56:39, [L]).
*Jun 18 15:18:47.859: CAPWAP State: Init.
*Jun 18 15:18:47.860: CAPWAP State: Discovery.
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I have established dual-rlans on different segments.I have a 2960g switch. I created vl2 (management) and vl3 (data).I connected rlan1 (port4) to vl2 and rlan2 (port3) to vl3.My laptop receives a dhcp address on vl3 and the switch (in dhcp mode) receives it's proper address on vl2.Unfortunately a MAC is assigned to each vl and to the management interface. Thats 3 out of the 2 sets of 4.
So a managed switch is NOT the desired device to have on the back side of an OEAP600.In any case doing a show mac address-table revealed that all the vl2 MAC addresses were duplicated on vl3.To the tune of 216 addresses. 108 in each vlan. Which is a close match to the current host counts for each segment 98 + 18.Obviously this application is not what was envisioned by the OEAP team during work-up.The goal of 4 host devices on the rlan is proving difficult to achieve.The client wants 2 pc's and 2 digi-port servers.
Does the AP is able to configure 2 public ip address of the DMZ-WLCs?
like ip 1.1.1.1 in my US data center, whereas a second ip 2.2.2.2 in my EU data center?
I have a WAP4410n which I'd like to authenticate users against our corporate active directory. I would like to know how to achieve this - whether we require a dedicated RADIUS server, whether AD has a RADIUS engine which can be used, etc. Also, what would the pros / cons be of this setup versus using a WPA2 password?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am having problems authenticating client computers onto the wireless network using a Cisco AP1252 via radius
Setup:
I have a Cisco AP1252 wireless Access Point connected to a Cisco ASA5510 on subnet X.X.5.Z The access point ip address is X.X.5.101
The ASA on another port is also connected to the wired network on a different subnet X.X.0.Z
On the wired network are two radius servers - Ubuntus servers running freeradius which are running fine and reliably authenticate wired users for ssh connections to the ASA and importantly to the AP1252 as well (The radius servers ip addresses are X.X.0.191 and X.X.0.192)
Problem:
When a wireless user tries to connect to the wireless network via the AP1252 after being disconnected form it for a while (or after waking from a long sleep) they are never authenticated. They just try over and over and never obtain an IP
Interestingly in such a case neither Ubuntu server shows any sign of receiving an authentication request from the AP - Both ubuntu servers are running in debug mode so they show any activity - there is none
Oddly:
If i try to authenticate a user wirelessly to the AP and leave it in the usual state of trying over and over (with no visible activity on the ubuntu servers) BUT then go to a wired machine and attempt to authenticate an ssh connection to the AP1252 using a terminal command ssh user1@X.X.5.101 THEN as soon as I hit enter on that request (and before I enter a password for the ssh connection) THE WAITING WIRELESS USER IS IMMEDIATELY AUTHENTICATED (and the ubuntu server shows the authentication activity for the wireless user
I really do not understand this and cannot use this method to facilitate wireless user authentication 
What might be causing this behavior - it seems like the AP sleeping and the wired ssh request wakes it up so that it sees the pending wireless user waiting and then acts on that completing the wireless user authentication request.
I put a password on my WRT54GC ver 2.0. After that i couldn't access internet. It keeps authenticating and never connects.
View 2 Replies View RelatedHere at HQ we have a 4402 WLC. At our remote sites we have 1231G APs running in autonomous mode. I upgraded one of the APs -- IOS 12.4(3g)JA -- to run LWAPP. Per release notes I've read upgraded 1231's do not support REAP/HREAP mode, consequently, it's running in LOCAL mode.
The AP is managed by the WLC. I created a WLAN for the remote site and assigned it to the MGMT interface; the remote site subnet doesn't exist in HQ. The DHCP server for the remote site is presently at that site; AP and DHCP server reside at the same place.
Clients authenticate successfully to the remote site AP, however, they are not getting DHCP addresses assigned. Does the DHCP server for the remote site have to reside in HQ since the AP is running in local mode? If so, where is that specified, on the MGMT interface config?
i have 2 1260 Access points one is in root mode , one is wgb mode. Authentication is EAPFAST. There are 5 devices connected via WGB bridge to the rest of the network.
- If clients are sending some data , then WGB AP announces this client mac via IAPP to root AP and rest of the network sees them correctly
- If clients are "passive" , then after WBG AP announces them to root AP , they timeout after 6 minutes on root AP and obviously they are not pingable from the rest of the network. The only way to restore connectivity is to ping that device from WGB AP, then WGB AP announces via IAPP to root AP , then and only then they become visible from the rest of the network.
My question is related to this 6 minute timeout on root AP . Is it normal behaviour ?
I have two 5508 and a few hundred 1142 in our internal net. Now I bought some OEAP 600 to do tests in some small branch offices, but I would like to enable AP policies with MAC filtering to block that anyone else can connect an OEAP through our firewall. If I enable 'Accept Self Signed Certificates (SSC)' and 'Authorize MIC APs against auth-list or AAA' as suggested in Cisco document 'Aironet 600 Series OfficeExtend Access Point Configuration Guide', will that effect only my OEAP 600 or will I have to also include the MAc addresses of my internal 1142?
View 2 Replies View Relatedhow to Configure ACS 5.x so LMS 4 users can authenticate via TACACS+? I have ACS 5.x setup and authenticating to Active Directory. Have changed the LMS 4.x Authentication Module to TACACS+. Have gotten past the user / password problem by configuring a local user in LMS 4.x. Now, am hitting the Default rule in ACS and Shell Profile is deny access..
View 1 Replies View RelatedWe are starting to roll out a few Win7 devices. Even on our Guest WLAN, they are taking longer to authenticate on the AP1231 than WinXP. The APs are controlled by a WLC, which connects to NAC?
View 3 Replies View RelatedDell inspiron 1525 / Windows XP
Linksys/Cisco Router.
When trying to connect (wireless or wired), I can't get past the authenticating status. Have used this computer with same router for 3 years. If there was ever a problem, I would unplug/replug the router.I am currently connected through my neighbor's unsecured network.
So if I do a static ip address it works fine, but if I turn off static, the machine authenticates fine, but is not assigned to the access vlan, and it does not get an ip address.now when I use static I notice in the ISE live authentication logs, 11213 No response received from Network Access Device, for the switch even though its configured correctly.
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View 6 Replies View RelatedMy computers inability to connect to the internet. It is a 2006 Dell Inspiron 6000 with a 1370 WLAN card. I just moved into a new house and was able to connect to my roommates wireless connection with no problem. Then a couple weeks ago we both lost our ability to connect. When we disconnected the router and modum and then reconnected she was able to get on the internet again. I was unable to. A computer savvy friend came over and through some finagling was able to get my connection going again. I might try cleaning my computer up and putting stuff onto an external hard drive. Since then I have tried some different stuff I have seen on the internet, such as ipconfig to no avail, tried repairing the connections doesn't do anything.
View 11 Replies View RelatedI've got a problem with Cisco ACS 4.2 authenticating Cisco 4710 ACE appliance.
ACS4.2 has been configured to use both internal and external database. It's been working fine for a couple or years.
Recently we bought a Cisco 4710 ACE appliance. When I use ACS4.2 internal username and password to login the Cisco 4710 ACE appliance, I have no problem. I can also see the passed authentication log on ACS4.2. However, if I use AD username and password, I couldn't login in. The message is "Login incorrect". I checked the failed attempts log on the ACS4.2, there was no log regarding the failed attempt. My AD username and password works fine on all other cisco routers and switches.
I've posted my AAA configuration of the 4710 ACE below. ACE is running on the latest version A4(1.1).
tacacs-server key 7 "xxxxxxxxxxxxx"aaa group server tacacs+ tac_admin server xx.xx.xx.xx
aaa authentication login default group tac_admin local aaa authentication login console group tac_admin local aaa accounting default group tac_admin
Web clients are receiving login failed messages and VPN clients are getting disconnected by host messages. I am able to ping the server from the ASA5510. Users authenticate in AD. I am not sure if the problem is on the server or the ASA.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI will set up a Dhcp server on the inside interface of my pix. I would like to have the DHCP Server authenticate to the Active Directory Server that is located on the DMZ.
Inside --pix--dmz
Inside interface
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Active Directory Server
What would be the issues that I could run in to when I try to authenticate this server from the inside interface to the dmz? I see that Dhcprelay option is available on the PIX 6.3 I'm guessing this is the only command that I need to use: dhcprelay enable dmz
I am using ACS 5.3 What I am about is setting user authentication against existence of the user in specific AD group, not just being a member in any AD. What is happening now, users get authenticated as long as they exists in the AD, luckily they fail on authorization, as it is bound to specific AD group.
how can I bind the authentication aginst specific group in AD, not just using AD1 as the identity source.
I have a Netgear WNR3500L wireless router. I assume it's v1 because on the back it doesn't have "v" anything. Firmware version V1.2.2.44_35.0.53NA.When I connect using g I get 22+Mbps download speed. When I connect using n I get 10 Mbps. I've tried using both WPA2 only (laptop reports 130 Mbps connection I believe) as well as the combo WPA+WPA2 (laptop reports connection of 117 Mbps).Broadband download results don't change - they stay at the 10 Mbps level. I've fiddled with some of the settings on my laptop's wireless card - but the results are the same.For now I'm just trying to figure out where I should focus my investigation and fiddling efforts - on the laptop or on the router.
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