I ran into this on some IP Cameras recently.
The switch was allocating the max power and the switch was running out of power.
This manually sets the power on a POE switchport range.
int range g0/1 -10
-if)#power inline consumption 7100
The netgear access point may have a "radio power" setting you can change. you might me able to turn down the power on one ap so the "roaming" occurs more predictably.
For sure strong centralized management is the way to go if you get over 10 access points. Look at price of the intial purchase cost and the price of continued support. It seems network companies will charge about 20% for support each year so over the life of the product you will pay for it twice.
Is anyone doing split DNS with and ASA and L2TP? I can connect the VPN client but the DNS request for the internal domain go to both the non split DNS and the split (internal) DNS. I want the request to go only to the split DNS. The split DNS works fine with the Cisco VPN client but does not...
Here is the tacacs config
aaa-server AAA_GROUP protocol tacacs+
aaa-server AAA_GROUP host 10.10.10.x
timeout 5
key myKey
aaa authentication ssh console AAA_GROUP LOCAL
aaa authentication enable console AAA_GROUP LOCAL
aaa authentication serial console AAA_GROUP LOCAL
Here is the management...
If you are lazy you can type "sh mac- | inc zzzz"
where the mac address is xxxx.yyyy.zzzz.
If you know the interface on which the mac address appears (or this example it will be g0/2, you can type "sh mac- | inc 0/2".
Also if you want to see all the mac addresses directly connected to a...
did you get anywhere with this?
I had some cisco 1200 ap's a couple years back that would not work well and an ios upgrade did the trick.
the ap's were "wds masters"...my ios wireless terminology is rusty to this may not be the right term, but the ap's were going offline and would not recover...
I have vpn tunnel that terminates on a Cisco VPN 3030 concentrator on each end and then an ASA firewall on this side has an access list that allows traffic in and out of the tunnel. Recently, users on the far side of the tunnel loose their connections on this side of the tunnel. When the...
Presuming you are not doing trunking. Add these commands to your cisco switch. As burtb suggested, I'd check the speed and duplex settings on each nic on the server and the switch. I've seen problems recently where one of the server nics was bad but would not fail over. So, without the team...
Does anyone have any thoughts on best practices for object groups. We are replaces a pix v6 with an ASA. There are several interfaces (inside, outside, dmz). I'm thinking I could have a generic service object group for windows (dns, backup, av update, backup, patch update) and another for unix...
You can, it will only be meaningful if the 3550 is acting as a router? If it is not, it will work for the default route.
Here is a default route.
ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 172.10.8.8
This is answered in the cisco forum but here are the steps.
Do an nbtstat -a 111.222.111.222
of the rogue device.
That will give you the mac address, workgroup and computer name.
Get a console on the device that is the default router for the rogue device.
run this command.
show...
Assume port 1 on the 2960 is connected to the router
Assume port 24 is for wireshark pc.
to start the monitor
switch(config)#monitor session 1 source int fa0/1
switch(config)#monitor session 1 destination int fa0/24
to stop the monitor
switch(config)#no monitor session 1
some switches...
Usually there is a tool that is made by your wifi card vendor. Intel has one.
Cisco has one.
If you are you using a cisco nic? If so, use the cisco aironet client utility (acu) to define the access. Last I checked it allowed you to define 3 specific access point mac addresses for priority.
Check with the laptop vendor. I've seen tool's for Thinkpads and Dells that will disable the wireless nic when the wired nic is enabled. The Thinkpad tool is called Access Connections. It is not perfect so test it in your environment.
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