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2710 is now working with WCS!!!
So, here's the deal.The Location Appliance is finally working with WCS. What did I do to get it working? I followed a suggestion at this site:http://supportwiki.cisco.com/ViewWiki/index.php/Unable_to_add_a_Wireless_Location_Appliance(WLA)_to_a_Wireless_Control_system(WCS)Namely, step 4. I guess I had been assuming this whole time that I had changed the HTTPS username/pass... Nope. It was default. D'oh! I still had to check the HTTPS box though,...continue reading
2710 Location Appliance
For the past couple of days, I've been working on configuring a 2710 Location Appliance. Our division got it used from another division, so I had to start by resetting the root password. I've attempted reconfiguration manually, and when that failed, I've run the automatic setup script. I've also updated the code to 6.0 (I know; it's not...continue reading
From CCNP to CCIE Wireless?!
This past week (June 28 - July 3) I was able to attend the Cisco Live! 2009 Conference in San Francisco; what a treat! While taking in as many classes as I could (I only missed a single session!) and enjoying the afterhours social activities, I also managed to take the final test in my CCNP certification! Yeah!...continue reading
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I had made 5 attempts and spent 2 years studying for CCIE Wireless v1. On November 17, 2011 Cisco retired this version of the lab and moved...
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Should I use GUI, CLI, or both?! While preparing for the Autonomous AP portion of the CCIE Wireless lab I have come across a puzzling proble...