RE: How big are your wireless segments?

Given my understanding of the way arp works, not sure I understand how it is possible for a large subnet to cause a client arp table to become exhausted unless that client for some reason is directly communicating with all of the other endpoints on the large subnet. My understanding is that

Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] mDNS across L3 layer

Mdns ap http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/technology/bonjour/7-5/Bonjour_Gateway_Phase-2_WLC_software_release_7-5.html#pgfId-44412 On Monday, August 1, 2016, Legge, Jeffry wrote: > We are currently using WISM2’s on flat L2 to Distribution switches. We > have

mDNS across L3 layer

We are currently using WISM2's on flat L2 to Distribution switches. We have just begun L3 from a building to the Core and WISM2's still on Distribution. The wireless via AP groups gets tunneled through to WISM. Wired is on a separate L2 behind L3 to Core so Wism does not see it. Does anyone

Cisco ISE

Good morning, Currently we have a home grown wireless registration system in place that is becoming obsolete. We are getting ready to refresh our Cisco AP’s, and I’m writing to see if anyone has any positive/negative issues in using Cisco ISE for individual “self” registration on your wireless

RE: Cisco Stable ACS version

Have you considered products other than Cisco ACS? We use Aruba ClearPass for RADIUS and are on the process of migrating from ACS to ClearPass for TACACS on Cisco switches. Of course, there is FreeRADIUS and I believe there is a free .net-based TACACS solution. ​ Bruce Osborne Wireless