Msg over WLAN network
Is there an easy way to send internal messages over a LAN or WLAN with a Mac, can I do it via Bonjour? Basically if I want to send a message to somebody over a network how do I do it: maybe via a widget or something...something small and simple svp
really? is it that simple, I thought that was just for the web. ha!
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If you would like us to send them a personal invitation simply send their names and e-mail addresses along with your name to us at [email protected]This is easily done with dial peer statements . The dial peer in your originating router must route the calls to the terminating router first. That would look like :
dial-peer voice xxxxx voip ( the xxxxx is just a tag)
destination-pattern 45... (that would route any 5-digit calls beginning with 45)
session-target ipv4:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (ip address of the terminating router)
If digitones are to be dialed after the connection is established, use the statement:
dtmf-relay-h.245-alphanumeric
You could also use a statement to specify the codec to be used:
codec g711ulaw
You would need multiple voip dial peers if the calls were going to different routers based on the dialed digits. If all calls are sent to the same terminating router, use all wild cards in the dest-pattern statement.
At the terminating router configure pots dial peers:
dial-peer voice xxxxx pots
dest-pattern 45...
port x/x (whichever port the call is to be terminated on)
prefix 45 (this re-inserts matched digits which are stripped off by the pots dp)
Repeat for other ports which will receive calls.
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Cisco 7925 not joining WLAN Network
hi
I have one 7925G-E phone, 1142-E LAP & WLC 5508 & CME 71. in a 3900 router. I am trying to join the phone with CME but the
phone is not joining the WLAN network.
showing error msg connection failed, i have tried with WEP, Open, Open+WEP option on the phone and WLC but still facing problem,.
Thanks
Saurav
I have tried with WPA-PSK and tried the notebook to join it is joining but the Phone is not joiining getting the same error.
connection failed.
*May 02 15:37:52.629: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:37:52.629: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:37:52.628: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:37:52.628: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:37:52.628: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:37:52.628: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:37:52.626: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:37:52.626: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:37:52.625: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:37:52.625: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:37:52.623: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:37:52.623: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:27:36.864: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:27:36.864: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:27:36.863: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:27:36.863: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:27:36.861: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:27:36.861: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:27:36.859: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:27:36.859: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:27:36.857: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:27:36.857: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:27:36.856: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:27:36.855: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:22:35.811: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:22:35.811: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:22:35.809: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:22:35.809: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:22:35.808: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:22:35.808: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:22:35.806: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:22:35.806: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:22:35.804: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:22:35.804: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:22:35.802: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:22:35.802: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:18:32.227: %APF-1-PROC_RSN_WARP_IE_FAILED: apf_80211.c:2235 Could not process the RSN and WARP IEs. station not using WPA or WPA2 on WLAN requiring WPA and/or WPA2.MobileStation: 00:21:6b:39:a1:ac, SSID:voip,AP: c4:7d:4f:4b:a4:40.
*May 02 15:18:32.082: %APF-1-PROC_RSN_WARP_IE_FAILED: apf_80211.c:2235 Could not process the RSN and WARP IEs. station not using WPA or WPA2 on WLAN requiring WPA and/or WPA2.MobileStation: 00:21:6b:39:a1:ac, SSID:voip,AP: c4:7d:4f:4b:a4:40.
*May 02 15:18:31.995: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:18:31.995: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:18:31.993: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:18:31.993: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:18:31.992: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:18:31.992: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:18:31.989: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:18:31.989: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:18:31.984: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:18:31.984: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:18:31.979: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:18:31.979: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:17:49.474: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a6:d0
*May 02 15:17:49.474: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a6:d0
*May 02 15:17:49.472: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a4:40
*May 02 15:17:49.472: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a4:40
*May 02 15:17:49.470: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:98:40
*May 02 15:17:49.470: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:98:40
*May 02 15:17:49.468: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f1:b0
*May 02 15:17:49.468: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f1:b0
*May 02 15:17:49.465: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f0:d0
*May 02 15:17:49.465: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f0:d0
*May 02 15:17:49.460: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:e3:80
*May 02 15:17:49.460: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:e3:80
*May 02 15:17:49.457: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:17:49.457: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:17:49.456: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:17:49.456: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:17:49.452: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:17:49.452: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:17:49.447: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:17:49.447: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:17:49.443: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:17:49.443: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:17:49.440: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:17:49.440: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:16:24.677: %APF-1-DISCONECT_MOBILE_DUE_TO_WLAN_SW: apf_policy.c:541 Disconnecting mobile 00:21:6b:39:a1:ac due to switch of WLANs from 6(cisco_test) to 7(voip)
*May 02 15:14:20.572: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a6:d0
*May 02 15:14:20.572: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a6:d0
*May 02 15:14:20.571: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a4:40
*May 02 15:14:20.571: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a4:40
*May 02 15:14:20.571: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:98:40
*May 02 15:14:20.571: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:98:40
*May 02 15:14:20.569: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f1:b0
*May 02 15:14:20.569: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f1:b0
*May 02 15:14:20.569: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f0:d0
*May 02 15:14:20.569: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f0:d0
*May 02 15:14:20.568: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:e3:80
*May 02 15:14:20.568: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:e3:80
*May 02 15:14:20.568: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:14:20.568: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:14:20.568: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:14:20.568: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:14:20.567: %APF-3-SET_VAP_STATUS_FAILED: apf_api.c:15464 Could not Set the Status of Virtual Access point Entry.Encryption mode for static WEP does not match encryption mode for dynamic WEP on WLAN.Static WEP:1.Dynamic WEP:2. WLAN:'voip'
*May 02 15:14:20.566: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:14:20.566: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:14:20.564: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:14:20.564: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:14:20.562: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:14:20.562: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:14:20.560: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:14:20.560: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:08:45.139: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a6:d0
*May 02 15:08:45.139: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a6:d0
*May 02 15:08:45.137: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a4:40
*May 02 15:08:45.137: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a4:40
*May 02 15:08:45.135: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:98:40
*May 02 15:08:45.135: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:98:40
*May 02 15:08:45.134: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f1:b0
*May 02 15:08:45.133: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f1:b0
*May 02 15:08:45.132: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f0:d0
*May 02 15:08:45.132: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f0:d0
*May 02 15:08:45.131: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:e3:80
*May 02 15:08:45.130: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:e3:80
*May 02 15:08:45.129: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:08:45.129: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:08:45.128: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:08:45.128: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:08:45.126: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:08:45.126: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:08:45.124: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:08:45.124: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:08:45.122: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:08:45.122: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:08:45.120: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:08:45.120: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:08:43.623: %APF-1-DISCONECT_MOBILE_DUE_TO_WLAN_SW: apf_policy.c:541 Disconnecting mobile 00:21:6b:39:a1:ac due to switch of WLANs from 4(CGC-7FL-WLAN) to 6(cisco_test)
*May 02 15:07:35.339: %APF-1-DISCONECT_MOBILE_DUE_TO_WLAN_SW: apf_policy.c:541 Disconnecting mobile 00:21:6b:39:a1:ac due to switch of WLANs from 7(voip) to 4(CGC-7FL-WLAN)
*May 02 15:06:55.072: %AAA-3-EAPMETHOD_ADD_FAILED: localeap_db.c:2716 Unable to add method 'peap' to EAP profile for user 'test'. method already exist.
*May 02 15:06:55.072: %AAA-3-EAPMETHOD_ADD_FAILED: localeap_db.c:2716 Unable to add method 'tls' to EAP profile for user 'test'. method already exist.
*May 02 15:06:55.072: %AAA-3-EAPMETHOD_ADD_FAILED: localeap_db.c:2716 Unable to add method 'fast' to EAP profile for user 'test'. method already exist.
*May 02 15:06:55.072: %AAA-3-EAPMETHOD_ADD_FAILED: localeap_db.c:2716 Unable to add method 'leap' to EAP profile for user 'test'. method already exist.
*May 02 15:06:27.672: %DOT1X-3-MAX_EAP_RETRIES: 1x_auth_pae.c:2872 Max EAP identity request retries (3) exceeded for client 00:21:6b:39:a1:ac
*May 02 15:05:27.648: %DOT1X-3-MAX_EAP_RETRIES: 1x_auth_pae.c:2872I have tried with WPA-PSK and tried the notebook to join it is joining but the Phone is not joiining getting the same error.
connection failed.
*May 02 15:37:52.629: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:37:52.629: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:37:52.628: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:37:52.628: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:37:52.628: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:37:52.628: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:37:52.626: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:37:52.626: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:37:52.625: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:37:52.625: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:37:52.623: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:37:52.623: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:27:36.864: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:27:36.864: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:27:36.863: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:27:36.863: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:27:36.861: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:27:36.861: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:27:36.859: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:27:36.859: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:27:36.857: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:27:36.857: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:27:36.856: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:27:36.855: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:22:35.811: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:22:35.811: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:22:35.809: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:22:35.809: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:22:35.808: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:22:35.808: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:22:35.806: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:22:35.806: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:22:35.804: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:22:35.804: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:22:35.802: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:22:35.802: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:18:32.227: %APF-1-PROC_RSN_WARP_IE_FAILED: apf_80211.c:2235 Could not process the RSN and WARP IEs. station not using WPA or WPA2 on WLAN requiring WPA and/or WPA2.MobileStation: 00:21:6b:39:a1:ac, SSID:voip,AP: c4:7d:4f:4b:a4:40.
*May 02 15:18:32.082: %APF-1-PROC_RSN_WARP_IE_FAILED: apf_80211.c:2235 Could not process the RSN and WARP IEs. station not using WPA or WPA2 on WLAN requiring WPA and/or WPA2.MobileStation: 00:21:6b:39:a1:ac, SSID:voip,AP: c4:7d:4f:4b:a4:40.
*May 02 15:18:31.995: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:18:31.995: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:18:31.993: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:18:31.993: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:18:31.992: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:18:31.992: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:18:31.989: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:18:31.989: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:18:31.984: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:18:31.984: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:18:31.979: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:18:31.979: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:17:49.474: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a6:d0
*May 02 15:17:49.474: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a6:d0
*May 02 15:17:49.472: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a4:40
*May 02 15:17:49.472: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a4:40
*May 02 15:17:49.470: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:98:40
*May 02 15:17:49.470: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:98:40
*May 02 15:17:49.468: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f1:b0
*May 02 15:17:49.468: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f1:b0
*May 02 15:17:49.465: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f0:d0
*May 02 15:17:49.465: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f0:d0
*May 02 15:17:49.460: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:e3:80
*May 02 15:17:49.460: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:e3:80
*May 02 15:17:49.457: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:17:49.457: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:17:49.456: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:17:49.456: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:17:49.452: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:17:49.452: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:17:49.447: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:17:49.447: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:17:49.443: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:17:49.443: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:17:49.440: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:17:49.440: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:16:24.677: %APF-1-DISCONECT_MOBILE_DUE_TO_WLAN_SW: apf_policy.c:541 Disconnecting mobile 00:21:6b:39:a1:ac due to switch of WLANs from 6(cisco_test) to 7(voip)
*May 02 15:14:20.572: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a6:d0
*May 02 15:14:20.572: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a6:d0
*May 02 15:14:20.571: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a4:40
*May 02 15:14:20.571: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a4:40
*May 02 15:14:20.571: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:98:40
*May 02 15:14:20.571: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:98:40
*May 02 15:14:20.569: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f1:b0
*May 02 15:14:20.569: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f1:b0
*May 02 15:14:20.569: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f0:d0
*May 02 15:14:20.569: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f0:d0
*May 02 15:14:20.568: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:e3:80
*May 02 15:14:20.568: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:e3:80
*May 02 15:14:20.568: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:14:20.568: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:14:20.568: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:14:20.568: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:14:20.567: %APF-3-SET_VAP_STATUS_FAILED: apf_api.c:15464 Could not Set the Status of Virtual Access point Entry.Encryption mode for static WEP does not match encryption mode for dynamic WEP on WLAN.Static WEP:1.Dynamic WEP:2. WLAN:'voip'
*May 02 15:14:20.566: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:14:20.566: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:14:20.564: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:14:20.564: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:14:20.562: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:14:20.562: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
*May 02 15:14:20.560: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:14:20.560: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:60
*May 02 15:08:45.139: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a6:d0
*May 02 15:08:45.139: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a6:d0
*May 02 15:08:45.137: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a4:40
*May 02 15:08:45.137: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:a4:40
*May 02 15:08:45.135: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:98:40
*May 02 15:08:45.135: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:4b:98:40
*May 02 15:08:45.134: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f1:b0
*May 02 15:08:45.133: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f1:b0
*May 02 15:08:45.132: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f0:d0
*May 02 15:08:45.132: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:f0:d0
*May 02 15:08:45.131: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:e3:80
*May 02 15:08:45.130: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP c4:7d:4f:46:e3:80
*May 02 15:08:45.129: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:08:45.129: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e9:90
*May 02 15:08:45.128: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:08:45.128: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e8:b0
*May 02 15:08:45.126: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:08:45.126: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e5:c0
*May 02 15:08:45.124: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:08:45.124: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:21261 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:0d:e2:50
*May 02 15:08:45.122: %LWAPP-3-WLAN_ERR2: spam_lrad.c:20904 Unable to find WLAN 7 to be deleted; AP 00:3a:98:08:2f:70
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Number of connections over WLAN bridge?
I have a network that has been working flawlessly for many years but when I recently added a printer I ran into some problems. The printer is connected to a switch that is connected to an Airport Express that is connected over WLAN to an Airport Extreme. My problem is that I can only connect four devices to the switch. If I connect a fifth device it does not get an IP adress until I disconnect one of the other four devices. Please see the attached overview of the network. Red dotted lines represent wireless connections.
Any ideas about what causes this behavior is appreciated. Thank you.on a jetpack or mi-fi 5 GB is nothing. Streaming Netflix can use 2.3 GB an HOUR. Even streaming YouTube in HD can use 1 or 2 GB per hour. I'm not sure why people think 5 GB is a lot for a regular internet connection. it's not. That why people should be using cable or DSL or fiber for internet
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How to see external hard drive over wLAN?
I've got these 5 external USB 2.0 LaCie drives, all plugged in to a USB hub into the back of my MacMini. The MacMini as well as my MacBook Pro are on the same wLan. Any way I can see the external drives from my MBP?
Or do I actually have to unplug the hub from the MacMini and stick it to the MBP?
As always, many thanks!Thanks for the encouragement, but mine keep coming...
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Reset WLAN network configuration - What .plist file?
I would like to reset my wireless network configurations, delete all network related preferences and settings and start over. This helped me before to solve a problem that I was unable to connect to a network at work.
The 802.11x settings won't load the certificate from the domain that will enable me to connect to my corporate WLAN network.
Can somebody tell me which files these were, so that I can delete them and start again.
Any ideas why this keeps happening and what files these are?
Thanks for any replies and all help.In Keychain Access, search for the certificate. I don't know how you can check if it is loading. You might just try deleting it and reinstalling.
There are functions in the Keychain Access>Certificate Assistant>Evaluate
See here: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.5/en/9088.html
And here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3326 -
I want to share my external hard drive over the network
I found a lot of threads and discussions about this, but no answers.
I have a WD My Book External Hard Drive that I'm looking to share over the network. However, when I add the volume to the "Shared Folders" or even a folder within the volume and the "Users:" are grayed out.
When getting info on the volume, Sharing & Permissions says, "You can read and write"
Any ideas?Hi Keith,
Thanks for your response; however, the first screenshot is through the Sharing settings in the System Preferences. -
Problem with using JMF audio over a network
Hiya, I'm using IBM JMF code but I'm having problems trying to get it transmit data from the MediaTransmitter to the MediaPlayerFrame.
I'm kinda new to JMF so I assume I'm missing something basis for why this doesn't work.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
MediaPlayerFrame
import javax.media.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.io.*;
* An instance of the MediaPlayerFrame may be used to display any media
* recognized * by JMF. This is intended to be a very simple GUI example,
* displaying all possible controls for the given media type.
public class MediaPlayerFrame extends JFrame {
* The frame title.
private static final String FRAME_TITLE = "developerWorks JMF Tutorial " +
"Media Player";
* The panel title of the main control panel.
private static final String CONTROL_PANEL_TITLE = "Control Panel";
// location and size variables for the frame.
private static final int LOC_X = 100;
private static final int LOC_Y = 100;
private static final int HEIGHT = 500;
private static final int WIDTH = 500;
private final static long serialVersionUID = 1;
* The current player.
private Player player = null;
* The tabbed pane for displaying controls.
private JTabbedPane tabPane = null;
* Create an instance of the media frame. No data will be displayed in the
* frame until a player is set.
public MediaPlayerFrame() {
super(FRAME_TITLE);
System.out.println("MediaPlayerFrame");
setLocation(LOC_X, LOC_Y);
setSize(WIDTH, HEIGHT);
tabPane = new JTabbedPane();
getContentPane().add(tabPane);
/* adds a window listener so that the player may be cleaned up before
the frame actually closes.
addWindowListener(new WindowAdapter() {
* Invoked when the frame is being closed.
public void windowClosing(WindowEvent e) {
closeCurrentPlayer();
/* Closing this frame will cause the entire
application to exit. When running this
example as its own application, this is
fine - but in general, a closing frame
would not close the entire application.
If this behavior is not desired, comment
out the following line:
System.exit(0);
* Creates the main panel. This panel will contain the following if they
* exist:
* - The visual component: where any visual data is displayed, i.e. a
* movie uses this control to display the video.
* - The gain component: where the gain/volume may be changed. This
* is often * contained in the control panel component (below.)
* - The control panel component: time and some extra info regarding
* the media.
private JPanel createMainPanel() {
System.out.println("createMainPanel");
JPanel mainPanel = new JPanel();
GridBagLayout gbl = new GridBagLayout();
GridBagConstraints gbc = new GridBagConstraints();
mainPanel.setLayout(gbl);
boolean visualComponentExists = false;
// if the visual component exists, add it to the newly created panel.
if (player.getVisualComponent() != null) {
visualComponentExists = true;
gbc.gridx = 0;
gbc.gridy = 0;
gbc.weightx = 1;
gbc.weighty = 1;
gbc.fill = GridBagConstraints.BOTH;
mainPanel.add(player.getVisualComponent(), gbc);
// if the gain control component exists, add it to the new panel.
if ((player.getGainControl() != null) &&
(player.getGainControl().getControlComponent() != null)) {
gbc.gridx = 1;
gbc.gridy = 0;
gbc.weightx = 0;
gbc.weighty = 1;
gbc.gridheight = 2;
gbc.fill = GridBagConstraints.VERTICAL;
mainPanel.add(player.getGainControl().getControlComponent(), gbc);
// Add the control panel component if it exists (it should exists in
// all cases.)
if (player.getControlPanelComponent() != null) {
gbc.gridx = 0;
gbc.gridy = 1;
gbc.weightx = 1;
gbc.gridheight = 1;
if (visualComponentExists) {
gbc.fill = GridBagConstraints.HORIZONTAL;
gbc.weighty = 0;
} else {
gbc.fill = GridBagConstraints.BOTH;
gbc.weighty = 1;
mainPanel.add(player.getControlPanelComponent(), gbc);
return mainPanel;
* Sets the media locator. Setting this to a new value effectively
* discards any Player which may have already existed.
* @param locator the new MediaLocator object.
* @throws IOException indicates an IO error in opening the media.
* @throws NoPlayerException indicates no player was found for the
* media type.
* @throws CannotRealizeException indicates an error in realizing the
* media file or stream.
public void setMediaLocator(MediaLocator locator) throws IOException,
NoPlayerException, CannotRealizeException {
System.out.println("setMediaLocator: " +locator);
// create a new player with the new locator. This will effectively
// stop and discard any current player.
setPlayer(Manager.createRealizedPlayer(locator));
* Sets the player reference. Setting this to a new value will discard
* any Player which already exists. It will also refresh the contents
* of the pane with the components for the new player. A null value will
* stop the discard the current player and clear the contents of the
* frame.
public void setPlayer(Player newPlayer) {
System.out.println("setPlayer");
// close the current player
closeCurrentPlayer();
player = newPlayer;
// refresh the tabbed pane.
tabPane.removeAll();
if (player == null) return;
// add the new main panel
tabPane.add(CONTROL_PANEL_TITLE, createMainPanel());
// add any other controls which may exist in the player. These
// controls should already contain a name which is used in the
// tabbed pane.
Control[] controls = player.getControls();
for (int i = 0; i < controls.length; i++) {
if (controls.getControlComponent() != null) {
tabPane.add(controls[i].getControlComponent());
* Stops and closes the current player if one exists.
private void closeCurrentPlayer() {
if (player != null) {
player.stop();
player.close();
* Prints a usage message to System.out for how to use this class
* through the command line.
public static void printUsage() {
System.out.println("Usage: java MediaPlayerFrame mediaLocator");
* Allows the user to run the class through the command line.
* Only one argument is allowed, which is the media locator.
public static void main(String[] args) {
try {
if (args.length == 1) {
MediaPlayerFrame mpf = new MediaPlayerFrame();
/* The following line creates a media locator using the String
passed in through the command line. This version should
be used when receiving media streamed over a network.
mpf.setMediaLocator(new MediaLocator(args[0]));
/* the following line may be used to create and set the media
locator from a simple file name. This works fine when
playing local media. To play media streamed over a
network, you should use the previous setMediaLocator()
line and comment this one out.
//mpf.setMediaLocator(new MediaLocator(
// new File(args[0]).toURL()));
mpf.setVisible(true);
} else {
printUsage();
} catch (Throwable t) {
t.printStackTrace();
MediaTransmitter
import javax.media.*;
import javax.media.control.*;
import javax.media.protocol.*;
import javax.media.format.*;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.File;
* Creates a new media transmitter. The media transmitter may be used to
* transmit a data source over a network.
public class MediaTransmitter {
* Output locator - this is the broadcast address for the media.
private MediaLocator mediaLocator = null;
* The data sink object used to broadcast the results from the processor
* to the network.
private DataSink dataSink = null;
* The processor used to read the media from a local file, and produce an
* output stream which will be handed to the data sink object for
* broadcast.
private Processor mediaProcessor = null;
* The track formats used for all data sources in this transmitter. It is
* assumed that this transmitter will always be associated with the same
* RTP stream format, so this is made static.
private static final Format[] FORMATS = new Format[] {
new AudioFormat(AudioFormat.MPEG_RTP)};
* The content descriptor for this transmitter. It is assumed that this
* transmitter always handles the same type of RTP content, so this is
* made static.
private static final ContentDescriptor CONTENT_DESCRIPTOR =
new ContentDescriptor(ContentDescriptor.RAW_RTP);
* Creates a new transmitter with the given outbound locator.
public MediaTransmitter(MediaLocator locator) {
mediaLocator = locator;
* Starts transmitting the media.
public void startTransmitting() throws IOException {
// start the processor
mediaProcessor.start();
// open and start the data sink
dataSink.open();
dataSink.start();
* Stops transmitting the media.
public void stopTransmitting() throws IOException {
// stop and close the data sink
dataSink.stop();
dataSink.close();
// stop and close the processor
mediaProcessor.stop();
mediaProcessor.close();
* Sets the data source. This is where the transmitter will get the media
* to transmit.
public void setDataSource(DataSource ds) throws IOException,
NoProcessorException, CannotRealizeException, NoDataSinkException {
/* Create the realized processor. By calling the
createRealizedProcessor() method on the manager, we are guaranteed
that the processor is both configured and realized already.
For this reason, this method will block until both of these
conditions are true. In general, the processor is responsible
for reading the file from a file and converting it to
an RTP stream.
mediaProcessor = Manager.createRealizedProcessor(
new ProcessorModel(ds, FORMATS, CONTENT_DESCRIPTOR));
/* Create the data sink. The data sink is used to do the actual work
of broadcasting the RTP data over a network.
dataSink = Manager.createDataSink(mediaProcessor.getDataOutput(),
mediaLocator);
* Prints a usage message to System.out for how to use this class
* through the command line.
public static void printUsage() {
System.out.println("Usage: java MediaTransmitter mediaLocator " +
"mediaFile");
System.out.println(" example: java MediaTransmitter " +
"rtp://192.168.1.72:49150/audio mysong.mp3");
System.out.println(" example: java MediaTransmitter " +
"rtp://192.168.1.255:49150/audio mysong.mp3");
* Allows the user to run the class through the command line.
* Only two arguments are allowed; these are the output media
* locator and the mp3 audio file which will be broadcast
* in the order.
public static void main(String[] args) {
try {
if (args.length == 2) {
MediaLocator locator = new MediaLocator(args[0]);
MediaTransmitter transmitter = new MediaTransmitter(locator);
System.out.println("-> Created media locator: '" +
locator + "'");
/* Creates and uses a file reference for the audio file,
if a url or any other reference is desired, then this
line needs to change.
File mediaFile = new File(args[1]);
DataSource source = Manager.createDataSource(
new MediaLocator(mediaFile.toURL()));
System.out.println("-> Created data source: '" +
mediaFile.getAbsolutePath() + "'");
// set the data source.
transmitter.setDataSource(source);
System.out.println("-> Set the data source on the transmitter");
// start transmitting the file over the network.
transmitter.startTransmitting();
System.out.println("-> Transmitting...");
System.out.println(" Press the Enter key to exit");
// wait for the user to press Enter to proceed and exit.
System.in.read();
System.out.println("-> Exiting");
transmitter.stopTransmitting();
} else {
printUsage();
} catch (Throwable t) {
t.printStackTrace();
System.exit(0);Okay, here's the it copied out.
Media Transmitter
C:\John\Masters Project\Java\jmf1\MediaPlayer>java MediaTransmitter rtp://127.0.
0.1:2000/audio it-came-upon.mp3
-> Created media locator: 'rtp://127.0.0.1:2000/audio'
-> Created data source: 'C:\John\Masters Project\Java\jmf1\MediaPlayer\it-came-u
pon.mp3'
streams is [Lcom.sun.media.multiplexer.RawBufferMux$RawBufferSourceStream;@1decd
ec : 1
sink: setOutputLocator rtp://127.0.0.1:2000/audio
-> Set the data source on the transmitter
-> Transmitting...
Press the Enter key to exit
MediaPlayerFrame
C:\John\Masters Project\Java\jmf1\MediaPlayer>java MediaPlayerFrame rtp://127.0.
0.1:2000/audio
MediaPlayerFrame
setMediaLocator: rtp://127.0.0.1:2000/audioAs I said, it just kinda stops there, what it should be doing is opening the MediaPlayer.
"MediaPlayerFrame" and "setMediaLocator: rtp://127.0.0.1:2000/audio" are just print outs I used to track here the code is getting to. -
Printing to shared windows printer over wireless network
Hi,
I just bought my wife a MacBook and recently updated it to Leopard (OS X 10.5). I have a Lexmark X5150 printer connected to a desktop PC running Windows XP. I can share files between the two computers no problem either wirelessly or through an ethernet connection through my router. But, I'm having troubles accessing the shared printer through the Macbook wirelessly. If I connect the printer directly to the Macbook, I can add the printer with appropriate drivers no problem. However, when I try to add the printer as Windows shared printer, the appropriate driver doesn't show up in the drop down list. I can navigate to and find the printer over the network fine, but I just can't find the right driver. I'm a newbie to Mac and was wondering if there is anyway to find the driver using Finder or something similar to determine where it physially resides on the Mac. I know it's there because it is automatically selected when I directly connect the printer to the Macbook and add the printer. Any thoughts??Couldn't figure things out, so I'll just stick with connecting the printer directly to the macbook.
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One Answer To Sharing Stubborn/Naff Printers Over A Network
Dear all,
I posted a previous question concerning sharing a Canon i320 printer and got a swift if disappointing answer. Whilst the answer was entirely correct in that it was a fault with Canon's driver and the lack of a CUPS version, I have found an alternative to giving my perfectly working i320 printer a Viking Funeral which may also answer several other peoples problems. Just as well because it probably wouldn't float anyway.
It may not be news to some but there is an application for OS X called PrintFab - www.printfab.net which seems to provide CUPS drivers for most printers, including the i320. This allows you to share your disappointingly naff printer over a network just like one of those proper printers you should have bought in the first place.
I've just achieved a successful printout using the evaluation version of this software. Sadly there's no such thing as a free lunch. This one costs 49 euros in it's basic form but in these ecologically challenged times, it does allow to continue using your current printer. It is presumably cheaper than Airport Extreme which was suggested as an alternative. It did take a while to print so I'm unsure about performance in that area. I guess with an evaluation version, you can check that yourselves.
Hope this helps.Hi Brie,
I'm not sure exactly what are the 6 steps exactly.... but I did all the check box in ip preferences of both computer.
I found this in the iP help menu
To share your photos on a network:
1-Choose iPhoto > Preferences.
2-Click Sharing at the top of the Preferences window.
3-Select the "Share my photos" checkbox, and then choose your entire library or only the albums, slideshows, or books you want to share.
4-Type a name for your shared items in the "Shared name" field, and a password if desired.
The shared name you enter appears in the iPhoto Source list on computers set up to look for shared photos on your network. If you select "Require password," users will need to enter that password before they can see your shared photos.
DONE ( did not use password)
To look for shared photos:
1-Choose iPhoto > Preferences.
2-Click Sharing at the top of the Preferences window.
3-Select the "Look for shared photos" checkbox.
DONE
Not sure what other step there are to do if any!
michel
Message was edited by: Michel Vézina
Message was edited by: Michel Vézina
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I have my iTunes library stored on an external hard drive which is connected to my airport extreme, I wish to share my iTunes library over my network, I can do this with my laptop, but not with my iPad, can anyone tell me if it is possible
You can't connect directly to the external drive, but should be able to use iTunes Home Sharing via the laptop.
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH1453 -
I am sharing my macbook pro over a network with windows 7, however through windows 7 I can access my whole computer instead of just the shared files!
Hi Sig,
The issue is that i only want the shared folders to be accessed through windows 7.
Whats the point otherwise to have shared folders?
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IMac G5 no longer prints to laser printer over ethernet network
I have a small office with 6 iMacs networked via ethernet with a Netgear Router. Printers are connected to one machine and people send to print over the network.
3 iMacs are G5. 3 are Intel. All run OS X 10.5.8.
A month ago one of the G5 iMacs stopped being able to print to a Brother laser printer (which is connected by USB to an Intel iMac). I believe this happened after we downloaded a periodic Apple update. About 2 weeks ago a second G5 iMac developed the same problem. The 1st G5 iMac still prints fine to an inkjet printer connected directly to it by USB.
We have tried re-loading drivers, but no improvement.
Any suggestions as to how we can resolve this?Hi DaddyPaycheck
The iMacs that can't print can see the printer. We have deleted and re-installed via the printer system prefs too. There weird thing is that you can select the printer and send to print, but for some reason the printer then automatically pauses and you can't resume it. The file is listed by the status is 'stopped'. When you open the printer queue on the Intel iMac that the laser printer is connected to, no print file shows up at all...
We also ran the network diagnostic that you can do when in printer system prefs and that reported that "the G5 iMac could connect to the internet, but not the Server "brother HL 4040CN series-1@ben's-iMac-2.ipp.tcp.local" "
Hope there's a clue in there somewhere...
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Error message when using Photoshop over the network
I am currently working with Apple Aperture. My library is on my computer and references files that are saved over a network on a hard drive connected to another computer. I open an image that is within Aperture having set my primary editor as Photoshop. This creates an automatic duplicate of the image within Aperture so that any changes I make in Photoshop will be a second image and will not affect the original. Normally what is supposed to happen is that once I have made my change in Photoshop, I hit Apple+S to save and then it will update within Aperture. However, when I hit to save, I get the following error message:
Could not save "file.tiff" because the file is already in use or was left open.
I know that on my computer and the other computer I connect to that is definitely not open. Not even in Finder. I tried closing Aperture and then saving and I still get the error message. I am not sure what is going on and why I can't save it. Any ideas?Hi,
Try to save in different location and different format not in tiff like PSD. close the photoshop and repon once and open PSD file and save as into tiff in different location.
just try with this...
HARI -
HP Laserjet M1132 MFP is too slow over the network!
Hi,
My HP Laserjet M1132 MFP is too slow over the network!
I have connect the printer to a windows XP 32bit SP3 using UBS port. The printer works fine on the local computer but when sharing it over the network it works too slow, for example with print test page it takes about 45 seconds to print and for other documents it takes much longer time.
I have installed the latest driver form HP website and upgrade the firmware it the latest version.
It happens on other Windows XP machines as well.
I connected the printer to my laptop (Windows 7 64bit) and it works fine (No delays over the network) and it seems that this problem have some relations with the windows XP Driver.
I have used local port trick on remote machines (instead of regular method) like this:
''add a local printer;
'new port'
'localport'
\\XPcomputer\HPPrinterName as port name
but still nothing!
There is nothing wrong with the network, we use to use a Samsung printer on the same machines over the network with no problem.
I Really appreciate your HELP!
This question was solved.
View Solution.BEHZAD_T, how is the printer connected to the network (wireless or Ethernet)? If it is slow wirelessly, I would suggest trying to connect the printer to your router with the Ethernet cord and install it to the networked computer that way.
Another question is, relatively speaking, how close to your router are the Samsung printer and the HP printer? Depending on the distance (and what stands between the devices) there can be a lag between sending a print job and it being received by the printer.
Let me know!
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