Lee,

For #2, I ran into this "feature" two months ago. TAC case already open. Bug 
filed CSCsw21394.

There is a engineering fix for this, but there is also a maint release for 5.2 
due any moment now, and I would highly recommend updating as soon as it's 
released.

Jeff


>>> Lee Weers <wee...@central.edu> 02/02/09 7:15 AM >>>
I have been running 5.2 for a few weeks and I have recently found a
couple of undocumented features with WCS and the use of AP groups.  In
5.2 they no longer support the wlan override feature and instead want
you to use AP Groups to turn on and off SSID's and assign them to a
particular interface.

 

1.       WCS accepts spaces in the AP group name, however, the
controller does not

2.       WCS doesn't necessarily assign the correct interface name to
the controller using and AP group.  SSID name XY interface XY on the ap
group template.  Push it to the controllers and SSID name XY interface
ZZ.

 

So be careful with #2 in using AP Groups.  I had to go back through and
delete the wlan profile in each ap group and recreate it on each
controller.

 

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We are also running 4.2.130 for sometime now. However we do have a
problem of WLC not forwarding traffic for some users in a totally random
order. Cisco has found a bug (Hopefully the right bug -Bug ID is
CSCsq41327) so we need to move away from the 4.2.130 code. Having heard
all the concerns about 5.x code I'm not sure what code we should
upgrade... It seems, only option would be at this time is to go with
4.2.176. 


Thanks 

Manoj A. 
American University 




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We are running 4.2.130 since last December.  Very stable with no issues
so far.  We have this code running on both WiSM's and stand alone 4400's
and one 2106.  We have just under 1200 ap's in production.  We are
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