Management IP addresses of controllers the LAP remembers previously. Where?

Management IP addresses of controllers the LAP remembers previously
Where is the previously management IP address of controllers saved by the AP's system? NVRAM? I issue dir nvram: commands and observe that in that NVRAM there are 3 files: startup_config, running-config and private-config. Which one it is?
Thanks

Yess!!! Sure!! It's hidden. How you know it Scott??
Ah You are a hero!! Thanks men.
But, any hidden command again that useful for us to troubleshoot, Scott?
Btw, thanks again Scott. I can clear it now, and ready to rejoinning the Access Point again. Here's our:
================================
AP0007.0e5f.ef30#debug capwap console cli
This command is meant only for debugging/troubleshooting
Any configuration change may result in different
behavior from centralized configuration.
CAPWAP console CLI allow/disallow debugging is on
AP0007.0e5f.ef30#
AP0007.0e5f.ef30#
AP0007.0e5f.ef30#erase /all nvram:
Erasing the nvram filesystem will remove all files! Continue? [confirm]
[OK]
Erase of nvram: complete
==================================================
and after that reload the access point as you taught.
Thankyou.

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He kept staring at his computer and after a while, said, "Sir... I can't give the TV away at that price ($349). It's too low--however, I can go down to $399 for you". I was a bit confused and eventually asked him why my price matching request all of a sudden became an auction or barter for pricing. He said something along the lines of "Well, it's case by case really, and under these circumstances and considering we only have one unit left, I cannot let it go for such a steep price cut". I was starting to get frustrated so instead of taking the conversation any further, I simply asked him if I could speak to his manager. He pointed towards the front of the store and told me to look for a guy named Earl. I actually asked him if he could just intercom the manager to come over to the TV department and he said "No, he's right in front over there".
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Best Buy - 2 / Me - 0
Thanks for the most horrific retail experience ever, Best Buy. You win.

They do not match online prices for Fry's under their new policy. Hence it would only be if there was a Fry's within 25 miles of the said store
"The Details:
At the time of sale, we price match all local retail competitors (including their online prices) and we price match products shipped from and sold by these major online retailers: Amazon.com, Bhphotovideo.com, Crutchfield.com, Dell.com, HP.com, Newegg.com, and TigerDirect.com.
We match BestBuy.com prices on in-store purchases and in-store prices on BestBuy.com purchases.
If we lower our price during the return and exchange period, we will match our lower price, upon request.
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Normally the ip address is configured under bvi interface,if still no change you can try it.
That should work.
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My question is how do I provide a different subnet for my Management Pool. I will run out of IP's in this one subnet eventually and will have to add another one in that is different from what the fabric interconnects are using. Do I have to set the ports that the fabric interconnect management interfaces are plugged into for vlan tagging and then change the network configuration of the fabric interconnects?

Russ,
In the current version (up to 2.1) the Management IPs for blades are required to belong to the same subnet as the Management Interfaces of the Fabric Interconnects. This is due to the way we proxy the KVM request from Management Interfaces to the Blades CIMC. In a future release we're investigating breaking the blade IPs into their own subnet/VLAN but this is a ways out - no committed date at this time.
We understand this puts quite a requirment on the size of the Management Subnet, but with proper design it shouldn't be much of an issue.
Regards,
Robert

Management IP addresses of controllers the LAP remembers previously. Where?

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