I’m interested as well, please add me.
Thanks.
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ne
As mentioned, you need to have an IP address for every subnet using a captive
portal. If you use clustered controllers, you need have an SVI on each
controller for each subnet.
If you don’t want to do that, you can try enabling ‘allow tri-session with
DNAT’ within the firewall settings on your
Robert,
I’ve seen similar behavior but it happened during a cluster rebuild prior to a
code upgrade. Unfortunately, it’s been a while and I was not able to find my
notes from that case. What I do remember is that like your issue, the APs were
pingable, but they would not join the cluster. I end
You do have to maintain a pki or have someone else do it but CRLs are hardly
necessary if you do identity checking as part of your radius service. If you
want to do posture checking you will need to use some sort of agent (as far as
I know) so that could certainly be part of your on boarding sol
I am running I got his MTU issue right now. But we also do not have CPSec
enabled and are going to be enabling it. The MTU should be 1200 with CPSec
enabled. Are you saying this bug is fixed in 8.5.0.11?
Many thanks.
On Jan 15, 2021, at 6:16 PM, Johnson, Christopher wrote:
Thank to everyone
Back to the original question. If you are talking about the EAP certificates, I
would caution against using an EAP certificate with two separate roots. You are
asking for trouble. At the very best, your clients will get certificate errors
and warnings. At worst, you will have clients that will f
No current operating systems enforce EAP EKU at the moment. If it were suddenly
enforced, the majority of EAP networks would break. Whether right or wrong
(it's wrong), that is just how the majority of networks are currently deployed.
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Aruba Utilities is great. I wish they had it for iOS.
On Sep 3, 2021, at 2:53 PM, Tim Cantin wrote:
WiFi Analyzer, which also has an inexpensive pro version (totally worth it)
On Fri, Sep 3, 2021 at 2:51 PM Hales, David
mailto:dha...@tntech.edu>> wrote:
I was wondering if anyone had any free
Anything similar to Aruba Utilities for iOS?
On Sep 3, 2021, at 6:10 PM, Gould, Todd wrote:
I love the Aruba Utilities app. It's free and shows a host of pretty valuable
information, like nearby access points, RSSI, DSS, BLE etc.
ToddG
Networks & Systems
Williams College
On Fri, Sep 3, 2021
Hey everyone,
Hoping everyone is having a peaceful start of the semester. Reaching out
because we’re dealing with a doozy of a problem and hoping someone else may
have dealt with this and can help.
We are running several pairs of Cisco 5520 controllers running 8.5.171 code. We
have recently do
ll vs the other per
session. I know this can be done at the interface level. I don’t remember what
they called it off the top of my head.
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Subject: Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] Cisco EAP-TLS fragmentation with active/active
firewalls
TCP vs UDP
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