Adding a WLAN for Remote Location

Hello everyone,
I have a question about creating a WLAN for a remote location on a 5508 WLC that's housed at our main office. Attached is a diagram of the connection between the two locations. My question is, how do I set this up? Our WLC is at our main office (10.1.x.x) and I was able to get a lightweight AP to join the controller using an IP address from the local subnet of the remote location (10.20.x.x). However, I want to create a new subnet that will be broadcast at the remote location only and clients will use the local DHCP/DNS server there. Usually, I create a new interface when I set up a new network but I have to specify a VLAN ID. Since the VLAN at the remote location is also VLAN 1, how do I go about doing this? Do I create an untagged interface? Please help!
Regards,
Terence

I think you're better off using H-REAP/FlexConnect.

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Hello,
I am trying to use a Java applet to access a URL, read in its text content, and save it to a file. The applet is run off an online host (our school server) so I made it a signed JAR file so I could access other hosts. However, here is my problem. The applet itself is in a remote location (our school server, a unix server). I can edit the directory via SSH to add files, and these files become accessible via my homepage (where I'm running the applet from in my browser). But what I need to do is write a file IN THE SAME DIRECTORY as the applet is being run from (ie, the remote directory). But I find that when I run the applet from my browser, it instead by default saves the file I've written to in the local machine's home directory (the desktop). How can I force the applet to save/write to a file in that remote directory (I have the permissions set up on it so that non-owner can write to the directory).
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ASA Version 7.2(4)
hostname ciscoasa
domain-name default.domain.invalid
enable password DowJbZ7jrm5Nkm5B encrypted
passwd 2KFQnbNIdI.2KYOU encrypted
names
interface Vlan1
nameif inside
security-level 100
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interface Vlan2
nameif outside
security-level 0
ip address 99.89.69.233 255.255.255.248
interface Ethernet0/0
switchport access vlan 2
interface Ethernet0/1
interface Ethernet0/2
interface Ethernet0/3
interface Ethernet0/4
interface Ethernet0/5
interface Ethernet0/6
interface Ethernet0/7
ftp mode passive
dns server-group DefaultDNS
domain-name default.domain.invalid
object-group network EMRMC
network-object 10.1.2.0 255.255.255.0
network-object 192.168.10.0 255.255.255.0
network-object 192.168.11.0 255.255.255.0
network-object 172.16.0.0 255.255.0.0
network-object 192.168.9.0 255.255.255.0
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description RDP
port-object eq 3389
object-group service GMED tcp
description GMED
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object-group service MarsAccess tcp
description MarsAccess
port-object range pcanywhere-data 5632
object-group service MarsFTP tcp
description MarsFTP
port-object range ftp-data ftp
object-group service MarsSupportAppls tcp
description MarsSupportAppls
port-object eq 1972
object-group service MarsUpdatePort tcp
description MarsUpdatePort
port-object eq 7835
object-group service NM1503 tcp
description NM1503
port-object eq 1503
object-group service NM1720 tcp
description NM1720
port-object eq h323
object-group service NM1731 tcp
description NM1731
port-object eq 1731
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description NM389
port-object eq ldap
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port-object eq 522
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description SSL
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pager lines 24
logging enable
logging asdm informational
mtu inside 1500
mtu outside 1500
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lifetime 86400
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lifetime 86400
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ssh timeout 5
console timeout 0
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Cryptochecksum:f47dfb2cf91833f0366ff572eafefb1d
: end
ciscoasa(config-network)#

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static (inside,outside) tcp interface 3389 192.168.6.2 3389 netmask 255.255.255.255
and later you state you add another command that gets an error:
static (inside,outside) tcp 99.89.69.333 3389 192.168.6.2 3389 netmask 255.255.255.255
You also stated that 99.89.69.333 (actually 99.89.69.233, guessing from the rest of your config and other posts) is your WAN IP address.
The first static statement matches Cisco's documentation, which states that a static statement must use the 'interface' directive when you are trying to do static PAT utilizing the IP address of the interface. Since 99.89.69.333 is the assigned IP address of your WAN interface, that may explain why the second statement fails.
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AirPort recognized but no pop-up window for remote speakers in iTunes

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Find My iPhone
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Find My Friends
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You can enable eCrumbs or Stationary Alert or both. From my testing, if you only enable Stationary Alert, your chosen contacts are not notified of your activity unless the Stationary Alert is triggered. With eCrumbs enabled, they get an alert as soon as you start the activity. I like that I can choose whether my friends/family get to view my real time GPS data or whether they are just alerted if there's an emergency.
I think this app will work well for me when I go running. I'm still testing it out, but it looks promising so far.
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P.S. - Don't know if I need one of these, but just in case.......DISCLAIMER: I'm not affiliated with Road ID, Inc., or Apple, Inc., in any way. All app names and feature names are the property of their respective copyright holders/owners and may also be registered trademarks. My recommendations and observations are purely based on my own experiences. Your results may vary. I also don't really go hiking anymore; I'm not a very good runner; and, although I'm often driving by myself, it's certainly not because I'm going on vacation or traveling to fun and exotic locations.

[SOLVED]Remote location in thunar

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I added to xinit.rc "exec dbus-launch openbox-session", and now I am able to use some thunar features
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https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=169448
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/sa … nd_PCManFM
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Th … _locations
Last edited by chosen (2014-03-01 23:49:19)

in xfce4 (4.8.0.3, the version I am using in ubuntu):
You can do this to chang the icons in thunar and through the xfce desktop
1) Click the main menu (Xfce menu at the bottom-left of the screen)
2) Click Settings -> Appearance
On Appearance dialog:
1) Click Icons tab (or press alt+i)
2) if you have icon themes installed you can selec them (such as Tango)
-- this will change iconds for the entire desktop:
Thunar, Xfce menu, etc
EDIT: I now realize that this was about changing icon colors and the above was already noted in the first post
.. any way it helped me change my icon theme to Tango...thanks
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Logoff script is not completing on computers in remote locations

Hi folks,
We're running a logoff script on our Win7 Enterprise SP1 machines that invokes three robocopy statements which copy various local directories to our Netapp as a backup. The logoff script is called through GP at 'User Configuration|Policies|Windows Settings|Scripts
(Logon/Logoff)'.
If the machine is in the corporate office, there is no trouble, the script completes, and all files are copied. If the machine is located at our branch office (connected across the WAN via an IPSEC tunnel), or by Directaccess, the third robocopy statement
will not complete, and the logoff script just exits as the user is logged off. The robocopy log is truncated in the middle of the copy. This script can be run interactively and it will complete without difficulty. It would seem that the copy is taking
too long to complete?
In researching this, I found that the default time allowed for a logon/logoff/startup/shutdown script to complete is 10 minutes, and that this can be changed through GP at 'Computer Configuration|Policies|Administrative Templates|System|Scripts|Maximum
wait time for group policy scripts'. The trouble is that even in remote locations, the script fails way before that default 10 minute timeout. In fact, the script runs slightly less than a minute before the logoff occurs. I tried setting the max wait time
to 0 (infinite time), but that did not help.
I've also tried breaking the three robocopy commands out into separate batch files and invoking each with a 'call' statement, and adding 'start /wait' in front of each command, but neither of those worked either.
Does anyone have a clue why the logoff script is exiting so quickly? Thanks for any help,
ianc

Do your robocopy statements log to a file? It may be worth while to tweak your batch scripts a bit to generate a log.
@echo off
echo. & echo Backing up Data Set 1 - Please Wait ...
@echo %date% %time% - Starting Robocopy 1 of 3 >> C:\Logoff.log
robocopy /s /w /i /t /c /h /e /s source1 destination1 /log+:C:\Logoff.log
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echo. & echo Backing up Data Set 2 - Please Wait ...
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Depending on the results of that, you may want to consider maybe creating a different script to perform some tests to validate network connectivity. The example below is a bit over the top but we ended updoing something similar to what's below for
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echo. >> %logfile%
:TOP
for %%i in (%ExternalHosts%) do (
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CALL :GETIPINFO %logfile%
for %%i in (%InternalHosts%) do (
CALL :CURDT %logfile%
echo ********************************************* >> %logfile%
%ptcmd% >> %logfile%
if /i %trace%==1 CALL: TRACE %%i
CALL :GETIPINFO %logfile%
rem CALL :GETIPINFO %logfile%
echo. >> %logfile%
rem you could have it loop but for this test
rem that is not necessary for you
rem GOTO TOP
rem goto end
:CURDT
set hh=
set hhmmss=
set hh=%time:~0,2%
if "%time:~0,1%"==" " set hh=0%hh:~1,1%
set hhmmss=%hh%:%time:~3,2%:%time:~6,2%
echo %hhmmss% >> %1
GOTO :EOF
:TRACE
set tracecmd=tracert -d %1
CALL :CURDT %logfile%
echo ********************************************* >> %logfile%
%tracecmd% >> %logfile%
GOTO :EOF
:GETIPINFO
ipconfig /allcompartments /all >> %1
rem Get IP Adddress
for /f "usebackq tokens=15" %%a in (`ipconfig ^| find /i "IP Address"`) do set ip=%%a
rem echo %date% %time% IP Address is %ip% >> %logfile%
rem echo %date% %time% IP Address is %ip% >> %1
rem Get Gateway
for /F "usebackq tokens=13" %%i in (`ipconfig ^| find /i "gateway"`) do set gateway=%%i
rem echo %date% %time% Gateway is %gateway% >> %logfile%
rem echo %date% %time% Gateway is %gateway% >> %1
GOTO :EOF
:END
echo %date% %time% exiting script >> %logfile%
exit /b

Saving to remote location

Is it possible to back up my hard drive from a remote location. For instance, we have 5 computers connected together. Can i back up computer A's files from Computer B's TM and its external hard drive?
Thanks for your help.

joshua12mac, Welcome to the discussion area!
I'm not sure exactly what you are asking. Let me explain my configuration and maybe that will help you.
I have a USB external drive connected to my iMac. The iMac is connected via Ethernet to my wireless router. My iBook is wirelessly connected to the same router. Time Machine running on the iBook is configured to use the iMac's external drive as the destination for the backup.

Can't access to several sites because when I click a link, or I insert login and password and clickto enter, it just open a new tab, either blank or the same as the previous. i.e., can't save my changes on FB, can't look for a location on googlemaps, etc.

I changed in about:config "network.protocol-handler.expose-all" setting it to "false" to allow me to use Sopcast player (which I added on "network.protocol-handler.app.sop"). But after that, every time I have to, i.e., look for a location on Googlemaps, when I entered it it just open a new tab with the same page I was in; every time I click on a link it doesn't redirect me, it open a new page; I can't save changes on Facebook because when I click on "save changes" it just open another FB home page in a new tab; same problem with opening my bank account, etc. Even here, I could not get in when I tried to login. Now I put back "true" on "network.protocol-handler.expose-all", but, of course, Sopcast doesn't work anymore. What can I do? I'm using Firefox 6.0.2 on Ubuntu 11.04. The Trubleshooting informations I attached here are those that gave me the problem, before I made the aforementioned changing going back to "true". Thank you

I think I may have found the problem. It's embarrassing to find it minutes after posting the message yet I tried to solve it off and on for three days! My brother who is a 20 year Mac user has been trying to help me too. I guess it's true what they say... sometimes it's better to be lucky than good. LOL
I turned off the parental controls. What I don't understand is that the no website restrictions box was checked. To me this means I should be able to go to any site I wanted. Can anyone explain why I couldn't got to a HTTPS page on a parental controlled account even though there were no restrictions placed on it?
It's late and I need sleep. I'll leave this open for now until I have more time to test it.

How can I get my hp eprint email address from a remote location?

I am currently away from home and need to print something for my wife. I have tested out eprint before but never tried it from a remote location. I cannot recall the email address for my printer. Is there any way to retrieve this without being at the printer? I imagine that I had to sign in to the eprintcenter website to test this so alternatively, is there a way to retrieve the email address I used to set up my eprintcenter account? I am offered a way to retrieve the password but that doesn't help much if I cannot recall my eprintcenter account's email.
Thanks,
Jeff

Hi Epoclaen,
I see that you are trying to locate your ePrint email address. The only way this can be done would be to log into your ePrint account so it would require you to remember your ePrint log on information. The email address that's used to create an account is usually your personal email address. I would try using your personal email address to log into the account. Let me know how it goes.

9971 SIP Phones at remote location status REJECTED

Hi,
I have 10 locations, Site 1, 2, ....10. All these locations have 10 phones each. These phone are configured with default SIP Profile. Were registered and working fine. While adding a subscriber I downgraded the cluster. After bringing back to regular version. I find all my phones status shows unknown.
I tried to change dhcp option 150 on dhcp router to point different server and reconfigured with the correct tftp ip address. Also I tried to shutdown the interface where phones are connected and bring it back up. Restarted tftp server many times. Even after all these I find my phones in REJECTED state.
I know personal reset on each phone will fix this issue. But is there any other way to fix this, since these phones are at remote locations.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
MR

Hello!
I think, that the most possible issue is problem with CTL/ITL.
Certificates were regenerated while downgrading/upgrading and were not propagated to the phones.
So u should try to delete ITL on the phones.
Regards,
Kirill

Remote location, 7kbs d'load speed, 10 days to d'load Lion, only software updates are through the App Store. Why can't we d'load and install outside the Cloud anymore? Some of us can't use the cloud.

Remote location, 7kbs d'load speed, 10 days to d'load Lion, only software updates are through the App Store. Why can't we d'load and install outside the Cloud anymore? Some of us can't use the cloud and never will be able to.

That is true - I apologize for not being specific - what I was mainly referring to is iLife applications. I have a notice on the App Store that says 3 apps need updates, I look at the apps and they are huge so since my connection is so slow I use my work connection and d'load the files from support to my Windows machine and carry them home, once d'loaded my MacAir states it cannot install, the update must come from the App Store.
I do the same thing for large Leopard and Lion files and I can install them without error, it is just the App Store files that the system stops.

Remote Desktop Service Manager - configure permissions for Remote Desktop Users to Send Message, Disconnect, Logoff

Hello, dear colleagues.
We are using Windows Server 2012 R2 as Remote Desktop Server. Also use Windows Server 2008 R2 with Remote Desktop Service Manager to control RDS user sessions (Send Message, Disconnect, Logoff, Query Info).
Send Message, Disconnect, Logoff options works only for users in Administrators group.
I can't to configure permissions for Remote Desktop Users, specific user or AD group.
To set permissions I'm running RDS Host Configuration on Windows Server 2008 R2 and connect to Windows Server 2012 R2. Then double-click
RDP-Tcp, Security tab, add specific user account , AD group or configure
advanced permissions
for Remote Desktop Users.
But, as I sad above, these options works only for users in Administrators group. How to make it work for Remote Desktop Users or specific user, AD group?
Thanks.
P.S. If move specific user from Remote Desktop Users group to Administrators group on
Windows Server 2012 R2 - it works.

Hi,
You can prevent administrators from changing the permissions for a connection by applying the
Do not allow local administrators to customize permissions Group Policy setting.
This Group Policy setting is located in Computer Configuration\Policies\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Remote Desktop Services\Remote Desktop Session Host\Security
Apart there is one command with which you can set the permission for that check the related
article. Additionally checkthis
thread for more detail.
Hope it helps!
Thanks.
Dharmesh Solanki
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Desperate help needed to configure WVC210 for remote access?

Hi, I'm new and desperately need some help on setting up my WVC210 for remote access.
I manage to setup and see images from my WVC210 using my home LAN via both wired and also wireless.
I have 2 questions:
(a) for wireless connection, i only manage to get connection to my WVC210 if i disable the wireless security from my router. But that means i'm opening my wireless LAN to everyone. How can i still get connection to the camera if i enable the wireless security from my router. (FYI: my router is 2Wire ADSL from Singnet Mio)
(b) how can i get connection to my WVC210 from outside or in my office? I type in the camera Fixed IP address (displayed on the front screen) on the web browser, by it shows a error page. Is there some setting that i might need to adjust ?
Pls kindly help me
Thank you.

Bernard,
For Item (2) is there any difference between the camera built-in dyndns updater versus the software updater? I am under the impression that the software updater is easier to manage.
The biggest difference for you is that the camera always stays at the same location, and the laptop goes with you. Every time you access the internet from a different location with the laptop the software updater is sending the new IP address to dyndns.com. This causes you to lose access to your camera because the FQDN doesn't point to your home IP address anymore. Once the dyndns credentials are in the camera (or router) there is no management needed. The device will automatically update dyndns.com with your new IP address as it changes, and you do not need to do anything.
For Item (3), are you saying port forward 1025 is it for the 2nd camera only or for both? Or is it 2nd camera use 1025 and first camera use 8080?
Here's an example of what I mean:
Camera 1: 192.168.1.210 port 1024. In router, forward port 1024 to 192.168.1.210
Local Access: http://192.168.1.210:1024
Remote Access: http://bernards210.dyndns.org:1024 (Example)
Camera 2: 192.168.1.211 port 1025. In router, forward port 1025 to 192.168.1.211
Local Access: http://192.168.1.211:1025
Remote Access: http://bernards210.dyndns.org:1025 (Example)
Camera 3: 192.168.1.212 port 1026. In router, forward port 1026 to 192.168.1.212
Local Access: http://192.168.1.212:1026
Remote Access: http://bernards210.dyndns.org:1026 (Example)
to access the 2 camera outside, do i have to have another dyndns host name or can i use the current one for both camera?
As you can see in the above example, the dyndns name remains the same for remote access to all three cameras. The only change is the port number at the end. Your router will translate the port number to the IP address that the port is forwarded to, allowing you to select the camera that you wish to view by changing the port number in the address.
I was actually thinking that the camera web browser can show 2 camera at the same time. Is it possible?
No. Each browser window will display a single camera. You can however opens multiple instances of your browser to allow viewing of more than one camera simultaneously. A better solution is to install the Video Monitoring Software that is included with the camera which allows you to view multiple cameras in the same window.

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