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WIPS Alert: Reason "NoProfile" detected on AP

I'm trying to understand how I should act on a trap I'm receiving from our WLC WIPS Alert: Reason "NoProfile" detected on AP MAC: 00:1a:30:00:00:00, AP Name: West128_c3602i My searches for the meaning of this message have not turned up anything…
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LACP from Cisco 6509 to Force10 S48-10 - in default VLAN1

A client has the following configuration: The entire network is on VLAN1, with the subnet 172.16.0.0/16 - performing a redesign of their network is not an option at this point, as they're a 24/7 facility that cannot currently afford downtime (yeah,…
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Connect Multiple VLANs which reside on same L3 Switch

Introduction The steps described in this manual have been applied in order to enable the connection between multiple VLANs which reside on the same switch. Two VLANs have been configured. VLAN 1: ip address 10.1.2.1 255.255.255.0 VLAN 2: ip address…
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Ethernet Cable Orientation

I'm in an A+ course and was just working on wiring Ethernet cables. I was wondering, will an Ethernet cable function if the wires are reversed? Say instead of wiring 568B like striped orange, orange, striped green, blue, striped blue, green, striped…
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Cisco SFP module: Determing Priority?

I have two 3750 Cisco switches that have two fiber cables/sfp modules hooked up on each. The second fiber is just for redundancy. I have installed two new 3750X switches on the rack for the upgrade, and I would like to use these existing fibers…
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How to use "Pattern Recall" pattern matching in Regex

I'd like to match the 0's in this output, specifically using "Pattern Recall" feature mentioned in Cisco documentation. The pattern is: Gi4/3 0 0 0 0 Gi4/4 0 …
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Telefonica Looking Glass?

Is there an openly accessible Looking Glass for Telefonica ? None of the "official" URL's listed hereunder point to a functional Looking Glass server http://www.telefonica-wholesale.com/es/herraIP.html (from…
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Which is the Preferred location of an IPS within a network?

In the context of protecting a campus network, which is the Preferred location of an IPS within a network? Within an ISR router IPS as a separate device Within ASA
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Can ARP tables store addresses for other networks?

This is perhaps a weird question, but I'm in a weird situation where I want to route traffic from network A 192.168.1.0/24 to network B 192.168.2.0/24 via 192.168.1.5 (the address of B-router in the A network). The A-router doesn't have a…
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How to solve problem with two devices with the same MAC address, connected to the switch?

I have two devices with the same MAC address (don't ask why, I can't solve it by replacing those devices or modifying MACs) connected to one switch. Of course both of them get the same IP from DHCP and I'm unable to communicate with them. I need…
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The purpose of last database description packet sent by the slave router during adjacency process

I've been learning OSPF adjacency process using packet tracer. The topology is a simple point-to-point network - two routers are connected with ethernet cable(fastEthernet 0/0 on both ends). Here are the logs of the slave router: Send DBD to 2.2.2.2…
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60 devices on a /29 network

My company asked me to set up a network with 60 devices (all have MAC addresses and use IPs, but they are not all computers), there is a 3rd party company that will maintain the network. They are also responsible for their internet access. I…
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Is there any reason to use unique local IPv6 addreses in a production network?

The title pretty much explains everyrthing. Since there is a huge amount of IPv6 addresess, couldn't every device just use a global unicast address? What is the practical use of unique local IPv6 addresses? Thank you all in advance.
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SNMPv3 Setup - Cisco 3750

I am not a network guru by any means but need to setup our router/switch to use SNMPv3. I am installing What's Up Gold on our system and configured the settings (changed for this post) as follows: Username: testusername Authentication Protocol:…
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1000 Base-LX compatible with 100 Base-FX

I'm trying to connect a Cisco Catalyst 3750 12-port SFP switch to a RuggedCom RSG2100 with fiber ports. The Cisco has a third-party SFP (GLC-LH-SM) that shows in "show interface" as 1000Base-LX, and the CLI gives me no options to set the speed and…
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