Hi,
Thanks to all who offered advise - It was the IP address in the end. I'd
setup DHCP Option 43 to the ap-manager interface address, and not the
management one. Now that's corrected all is fine. I'm still confused as to
how this particular network has worked in the past though!
Thanks again,
I have always used the ap-manager interface in my DHCP option 43 configuration.
My understanding is that the Management interface is used for controller to
controller traffic to terminate EOIP tunnels. I would call your configuration
correct now :)
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Jason Plank
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I have
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I have always used the ap-manager interface in my DHCP option 43
configuration. My understanding
On Thu, May 22, 2008 at 02:36:32PM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Interesting.
Why does it work?
speculate
If management and ap-manager addresses are in the same VLAN on the controller
then perhaps that particular controller model with that particular software
will forward the packet to the
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Interesting.
Why does it work?
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Jason Plank
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If an access point has connected to a controller, I believe that it
attempts to connect to that controller as part of the discovery
process.
It is another of those
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Fred Reimer wrote:
| When an AP initially connects to a controller it will save the
| list of controllers in the same mobility group to NVRAM, and
| attempt to connect to those controller (management addresses)
| upon reboot.
On this point I *think*
On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 08:55:39PM +0100, Rupert Finnigan wrote:
the setup, and am really stumped as to what's going on. The AP's are
assigned their IP's via DHCP with Option 43 configured, and are all in VLAN
3, with the ap-manager interface configured appropriately. I'm wandering if
IIRC,
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Rupert Finnigan wrote:
| The controller's been power cycled during a outage, and now none
| of the AP's will join back up. The controller is logging these
| two messages:
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| May 21 20:50:47.987
| spam_lrad.c:1209 LWAPP-3-DISC_INTF_ERR2:
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