Question on figure 3-4 of SNASw Design and Implementation guide

Hello,
on figure 3-4 on page 3-7 of the SNASw Design and Implementation guide there is an example code of SNASw port and links for Upstream Hosts.
There is one port statement and two link statements, one for each host.
However, assume I have one host with two OSA interfaces, can I use the same coding (two links, one for each OSA), as a redundancy mechanism of the OSAs? How can I choose the primary link?
Or if I do this configuration I will achieve also load-balancing? (both links active)
Regards, Apostolos.

HPR is built on top of APPN with respect to path determination. In APPN the session path is determined by the Topology and Routing Services (TRS) component in the Network Node serving the device originating the session. TRS calculates this path by looking at the characteristics associated with each possible Transmission Group (TG a.k.a. link) that can be used for the session. In the case you are talking about where you have parallel TGs (two or more links) between two nodes, and unless you do some customizing of the TG profiles, they will have equal weight (desireability). This means that over time (and with enough sessions) you would see the load balanced over the two links. If you customize the TG profile (on snaswitch you use the tgp keyword), you can achieve the result of all sessions on a primary link and no sessions on a backup link until the primary link fails. - Ray

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Ask the Expert: Plan, Design, and Implement Mobile Remote Access, the Cisco Collaboration Edge Architecture

Welcome to the Cisco® Support Community Ask the Expert conversation. This is an opportunity to learn and ask questions about planning, designing, and implementing mobile remote access (Cisco Collaboration Edge Architecture) with Cisco subject matter experts Aashish Jolly and Abhijit Anand.
Cisco Collaboration Edge Architecture is an architecture that provides VPN-less access of Cisco Unified Communications resources to Cisco Jabber® users. This discussion is dedicated to addressing questions about design best practices while implementing mobile remote access.
For more information, refer to the Unified Communications Mobile and Remote Access via Cisco VCS deployment guide.
Aashish Jolly is a network consulting engineer who is currently serving as the Cisco Unified Communications consultant for the ExxonMobil Global account. Earlier at Cisco, he was part of the Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC), where he helped Cisco partners with installation, configuring, and troubleshooting Cisco Unified Communications products such as Cisco Unified Communications Manager and Manager Express, Cisco Unity® solutions, Cisco Unified Border Element, voice gateways and gatekeepers, and more. He has been associated with Cisco Unified Communications for more than seven years. He holds a bachelor of technology degree as well as Cisco CCIE® Voice (#18500), CCNP® Voice, and CCNA® certifications and VMware VCP5 and Red Hat RHCE certifications.
Abhijit Singh Anand is a network consulting engineer with the Cisco Advanced Services field delivery team in New Delhi. His current role involves designing, implementing, and optimizing large-scale collaboration solutions for enterprise and defense customers. He has also been an engineer at the Cisco TAC. Having worked on multiple technologies including wireless and LAN switching, he has been associated with Cisco Unified Communications technologies since 2006. He holds a master’s degree in computer applications and multiple certifications, including CCIE Voice (#19590), RHCE, and CWSP and CWNP.
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Because of the volume expected during this event, our experts might not be able to answer every question. Remember that you can continue the conversation on the Cisco Support Community Collaboration, Voice and Video page, in the Jabber Clients subcommunity, shortly after the event. This event lasts through June 20, 2014. Visit this forum often to view responses to your questions and the questions of other Cisco Support Community members.

Hi Marcelo,
Yes, there are some requirements for certificates in Expressway.
Expressway Core (Exp-C)
- Can be signed by either External or Internal CA
- Better to use a cluster name even if you start with 1 peer in Exp-C cluster. In the future, if more peers are added, changes would be minimal.
- Better to use FQDN of cluster as CN of certificate, this way the traversal zone configuration on Expressway-E won't require any change even if new peers are added to Exp-C cluster.
- If CUCM is mixed mode, include security profile names (in FQDN format) as Subject Alternate Names
- The Chat Node Aliases that are configured on the IM and Presence servers. They will be required only for Unified Communications XMPP federation deployments that intend to use both TLS and group chat. (Note that Unified Communications XMPP federation will be supported in a future Expressway release). The Expressway-C automatically includes the chat node aliases in the CSR, providing it has discovered a set of IM&P servers.
- For TLS b/w CUCM, IM-P & Exp-C
+ If using self-signed certificates on CUCM, IM/P. Load Cisco Tomcat, cup, cup-xmpp certificates from IM-P on Exp-C. Load callmanager, Cisco Tomcat certificates from CUCM on Exp-C.
+ If using Internal CA signed certificates on CUCM, IM/P. Load Root CA certificates on Exp-C.
+ Load CA certificate under tomcat-trust, cup-trust, cup-xmpp-trust on IM-P.
+ Load CA certificate under tomcat-trust, callmanager-trust on CUCM.
Expressway Edge (Exp-E)
- Signed by External CA
- Configured Unified Communications domain as Subject Alternate Name
- If using a cluster, select FQDN of this peer as CN and FQDN of Cluster + this peer as Subject Alternate Name.
- If XMPP federation is being deployed, enter the same Chat Node Aliases as entered in Exp-C.
For more details, please refer to the Certificate Creation Guide for Cisco Expressway x8.1.1
http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/expressway/config_guide/X8-1/Cisco-Expressway-Certificate-Creation-and-Use-Deployment-Guide-X8-1.pdf
- Aashish

How to design and implement an application that reads a string from the ...

How to design and implement an application that reads a string from the user and prints it one character per line???

This is so trivial that it barely deserves the words "design" or "application".
You can use java.util.Scanner to get user input from the command line.
You can use String.getChars to convert a String into an array of characters.
You can use a loop to get all the characters individually.
You can use System.out.println to print data on its own line.
Good luck on your homework.

Management VLAN Design and Implementation

Greetings, friends. I'm having trouble getting a clear picture of how a management VLAN ought to look. I just installed a Catalyst 6509-E as my core switch, and as soon as they arrive I'm going to be replacing all of our other (HP) switches with Catalyst 3560X switches. I understand the reasoning behind segregating traffic, not using VLAN1, etc., but I've never actually implemented a management VLAN--I've always just accessed the switches via the IPs assigned to them where all the client traffic flows (not VLAN1, by the way).
Is "management VLAN" simply what we as humans call a VLAN we dedicate to management activities, or is there something official in these switches to designate a "management VLAN?"
Is it best practice to include SNMP, netflow, syslog, and NTP as "management" traffic?
There's a lot of documentation talking -about- management and management VLANs, but unless I'm blind or not looking hard enough I can't seem to find any implementation whitepapers or best practices whitepapers that demonstrate setting one up on a campus LAN. Are you able to point me in the right direction to find such documentation? Is it perhaps buried in a manual somewhere that isn't explicitly labeled "Management VLAN Design and Implementation" or somesuch?
What is the best practice for accessing the management VLAN? Inter-VLAN routing + ACLs? Multi-homed PCs or servers? Additional PCs to be used as access stations?
Thank you for your wisdom, experience, and advice!
Kevin

1. Yes, you may want to keep this traffic separate of the other traffic limiting device management access to just this vlan, as this prevents eavesdropping.
2. Indeed all other housekeeping goes via this VLAN altough you could limit it to the interactive or session traffic.
3. On a campus you could think of one big VLAN spanning the campus, one a multi-site environment or where you use L3 to go to you datacenters you probably need multiple management lan's. I've seen implementations where the management traffic was kept separate and even didn't use the routing protocol in use. The whole management lan was statically routed and would work even if OSPF or BGP was down.
4. I feel a situation where the people providing support are connected on the lan giving access to the devices is probably best. A dual homed pc is a good solution I think, other customer feel the management lan should be treated as a DMZ accessible via a firewall, but the hardcore customer insist on a second pc connected to the management lan.
Points to consider are as always,
Find the single point of failure. Any device, L2 L3 firewall that could cut off management from accessing a part of the network.
Find the right balance between security, costs, easy of access for the business your in.
Cheers,
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CIC filter design and implementation

I need a CIC (cascaded integrator-comb) filter - see here
How can I design and implement it in CVI?
Thanks
Vix
In claris non fit interpretatio
Using LV 2013 SP1 on Win 7 64bit
Using LV 8.2.1 on WinXP SP3
Using CVI 2012 SP1 on Win 7 64bit, WinXP and WinXP Embedded
Using CVI 6.0 on Win2k, WinXP and WinXP Embedded

Hi,
Although there is a specific toolkit named Digital Filter Design Toolkit in LabVIEW, there isn't a specific toolkit for CVI.
You can see these document for more info:
http://www.ni.com/white-paper/52336/en/
http://www.ni.com/white-paper/14784/en/
http://www.ni.com/white-paper/2859/en/
http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371988F-01/lvdfdtconcepts/cic_filters/

Design and implementation

We have below scenario.
We have Stage Database
With details like
Car_Table
Car manufacturer
CAR cost center
Car Registration Date
Car Registration End Date
Care Agreement Renevation
Car Type
LocationDetails
Room Details
From these we need to design below report
                             #Number of Cars          # CAr Type
#Number of Adds #Number of Deletes
Location Details              500                      100
50          10
    CAR cost center           100                      20
5           5
    Room Details                50
40                10           4
* Note : in above Case Single CARID can move from one location/cost center/Room details to another.
Also #Number of Adds means, Car Registration Date is not null and Car Registration End Date is null
Also #Number of Delete means, Car Registration End Date is not null.
Row Data is like given below
Car
Agreement
Location
REgistartion_Start_Date
Registration_End_Date
A1
ABC
Site 1
1-Jan-13
31-Jan-13
A1
DEF
Site 1
5-Jan-13
28-Feb-13
A1
GHI
Site 2
1-Mar-13
31-Mar-13
A1
JHL
Site 2
15-Feb-13
10-Mar-13
I convert this into below format
Asset
Site
Date
Type
A1
Site 1
1-Jan-13
Add
A1
Site 1
5-Jan-13
Add
A1
Site 1
31-Jan-13
Delete
A1
Site 1
28-Feb-13
Delete
A1
Site 2
15-Feb-13
Add
A1
Site 2
1-Mar-13
Add
A1
Site 2
10-Mar-13
Delete
A1
Site 2
31-Mar-13
Delete

Hi sandip satale,
According to your description, you can use T-SQL statement and get the results from the row data table, the results of “Location Details”
includes the following column: Number of Cars, CAr Type,
Number of Adds and Number of Deletes.
Use Test;
create table rowdata
( carid int , cartype varchar(10), Agreement varchar (10), Location varchar(10),
REgistartion_Start_Date varchar (20), Registration_End_Date varchar(20));
insert into rowdata
values
(1,'A1', 'ABC', 'Site1', '1-Jan-13', '31-Jan-13'),
(2,'A1', 'DEF', 'Site1', '5-Jan-13', '28-Feb-13' ),
(3,'A1', 'GHI', 'Site2', '1-Mar-13', '31-Mar-13') ,
(4,'A1', 'JHL', 'Site2', '15-Feb-13','10-Mar-13') ,
(5,'A2', 'ABC', 'Site1', '1-Jan-13', '31-Jan-13' ),
(6,'A2', 'DEF', 'Site1', '5-Jan-13', '28-Feb-13'),
(7,'A3', 'GHI', 'Site2', '1-Mar-13', '31-Mar-13') ,
(8,'A4', 'JHL', 'Site2', '15-Feb-13','10-Mar-13' ),
(9,'A1', 'ABC', 'Site1', '1-May-13', '12-May-13'),
(10,'A1', 'DEF', 'Site1', '5-MAr-13', '' ),
(11,'A1', 'ABC', 'Site2', '', '11-Mar-13')
select * from rowdata
select COUNT(distinct cartype)as numbercars ,COUNT ( distinct Location)as cartype,
(select count(REgistartion_Start_Date) from rowdata WHERE REgistartion_Start_Date!= '') as addnumber,
(select count(Registration_End_Date) from rowdata WHERE Registration_End_Date!= '') as deletenumber
from rowdata
As other post, if you want to get a report about number details of location, car cost center, room, you can post the issue on SQL Server reporting Service Forums,(
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/home?forum=sqlreportingservices). It is appropriate and more experts will assist you.
Regards,
Sofiya Li
Sofiya Li
TechNet Community Support

Ask the Expert: Enterprise Design and Deployment of Multicast

Welcome to this Cisco Support Community Ask the Expert conversation. This is an opportunity to learn and ask questions about Cisco enterprise design and deployment of multicast solutions.
The enterprise world is evolving to be overcome with large throughput capacity and record numbers of users connecting to the network. Mechanisms such as multicast, which allows for a minimization of throughput for multiple users subscribing to the same stream, are a welcome addition. Applications such as enterprise all-hands video streaming, trading applications, mass operating system deployment, and custom implementations can put a strain on the network if done via unicast. Multicast can minimize this strain by replicating a single stream for subscription by multiple parties who would like to receive the same information. For this Ask the Expert event, Patrick Lloyd, CCIE R&S no. 39750 and a network consulting engineer with Cisco’s Enterprise Advanced Services Delivery Team, will answer questions about multicast design and implementation based on best practices and prior experience with large enterprise deployments.
Patrick Lloyd is a network consulting engineer for Cisco’s Enterprise East Advanced Services team, working to support and lend his expertise to a number of financial, insurance, healthcare, and consulting customers. In his four years of experience, he has lent design expertise to multicast networks ranging from 500 Cisco devices and 20K users to upward of 4500 Cisco devices and 50K users. Patrick is certified with his Cisco Certified Internetworking Expert no. 39750 in the Routing and Switching track and also has achieved certification in CCNA Security and Securing Cisco Routers and Switches as part of the CCNP Security track. Patrick received his MS degree in networking and systems administration from Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, NY, and his BS degree in computer science from Eastern Connecticut State University. He frequently gives customer-based knowledge transfers.
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Because of the volume expected during this event, Patrick might not be able to answer every question. Remember that you can continue the conversation in Network Infrastructure under the subcommunity WAN, Routing & Switching shortly after the event. This event lasts through September 12, 2014. Visit this forum often to view responses to your questions and the questions of other Cisco Support Community members.

Thanks for the question! This is actually a good one that I've encountered with a couple customers in the past, the tradeoff between a flood and prune type design, as opposed to the shared tree -> shortest path tree sequence. As per Cisco best practice, we are actively trying to get customers to implement sparse mode, going so far as to not support PIM dense mode in our data center products. And for good reason! The last thing you want is a chatty protocol within the data center which is flooding traffic out to receivers who may or may not be interested in it every 3 minutes. Instead, you're much better off having interested receivers join a stream, have your RP connect the interested senders and receivers, and then transition to the shortest path between source and destination.
That being said, if you're studying for CCIE or looking to get experience in how multicast works, dense mode should at least be a lab exercise!
Links for reference as to the difference in PIM modes:
Dense Mode Operation:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/ipmulti/configuration/guide/imc_pim_dense_rfrsh.pdf
Pim Modes and explanation of each:
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/switches/lan/catalyst3750x_3560x/software/release/12-2_53_se/configuration/guide/3750xscg/swmcast.html#wp1077051
A great slide deck to learn the operation of multicast:
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Troubleshooting Multicast:
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Design and configuration tips & suggestions

This is the current configuration of switches I have setup on our network. Its about 150 miles long(east-west) and about 20 miles wide(north-south). All of the locations are connected via a wireless bridges(trango, tranzeo, smartbridges) or via an ISP private vlan. Currently I have the 3550's connecting to each other via ospf and they are all doing inter vlan routing. The 3550 at location 20(3550-20) is I guess one of the main switches. Its located at the data center and it has the most connections to other wirelessly connected buildings. I have it configured to do pbr to 4 different DSL connections and it also has the switches from the data center connected to it. The small to medium sized locations have 2950's or 2960's.
To give you an idea of what is all going on now:
18 Wireless Bridges
1200 Workstations
30 Servers
3000 Users
21 Mbit of internet access
200 Gig's of Data being Backed up over night
1 Local server at each location
We are planning on implementing a video conferencing system soon as well as voice services in the future.
What I would like to know is what is the best configuration for these switches to prepare them for video conferencing, data connections and maybe voice?
Vlan Configurations?
Trunking?
Routing?
QOS?
Any ideas or suggestions on configurations would be great. I want to make sure I go about this the right way the first time so I'm not reconfiguring when we want to setup the video or voice services.
Thanks,
Dan.

Hi,
when designing and implementing a video and voip network there are many things to consider. So I will not try to list some of them but would recommend you to read through
1) "IP Videoconferencing Solution Reference Network Design (SRND)"
http://www.cisco.com/application/pdf/en/us/guest/netsol/ns280/c649/ccmigration_09186a00800d67f6.pdf
2) "Enterprise QoS Solution Reference Network Design Guide Version 3.3"
http://www.cisco.com/application/pdf/en/us/guest/netsol/ns432/c649/ccmigration_09186a008049b062.pdf
3) "Campus Network Multilayer Architecture and Design Guidelines"
http://www.cisco.com/application/pdf/en/us/guest/netsol/ns656/c649/cdccont_0900aecd804ab67d.pdf
QoS will be needed in any case and there are separate chapters regarding your different Catalyst switches.
Generally VoIP will be transported in separate Voice VLANs interconnected through IP routing. So you should also have a look into your overall LAN design. 3) gives you a guidance to a robust modern switching design.
Hope this helps!
Regards, Martin

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Design question about SNASw, DLSW and VDLC

Hello,
I have a question about Ethernet redundancy in an APPN environment.
Let's have an example with 3 routers running SNASw that are on the SAME LAN (no vlans) as the Mainframe's OSA (one OSA only). APPN is configured on the Mainframe.
Using DLSw+, all downstream PUs are connected to the 3 routers. Can I define in the VDLC interface of each router the SAME MAC address, and this MAC address be the destination MAC of the downstream PUs?

Hi,
yes, headend routers are the ones in front of the OSA/mainframe.
If you replace a tokenring with ethernet in the data center/headend, than the snasw dlsw solution is almost perfect for you. If you use hpr/ip to connect upstream to the host you are all set.
In that case you dont advertise any mac addresses on the local ethernet between the snasw/dlsw routers and the osa since it is hpr/ip. Basicaly ip routing only.
From the clients perspective, they dont really know that there is a change since you replicate the old tokenring mac address as vdlc mac address/snasw port and the end systems still connect to them like they did before.
In respect to dlsw ethernet redundancy we have to be a bit carefull not to mix the scenarios.
Dlsw ethernet redundancy is designed for the branch. Not the data center.
If you use dlsw ethernet redundancy with ethernet switches, and in almost all cases today ethernet means ethernet switches, you configure a mac address mapping between artificiall local mac addresses and your real remote mac address of the host.
On each router you configure a unique local mac address. Than you point half of your end systems dmac to the local mac address configured on router1 and the other half to the local mac address configured on router2. That way you achive load balancing.
The two routers exchange their mapping and in case router1 looses the connection to router2, router1 will activate the mapping it learned from router2 aswell and then take over those circuits additional.
If you decide that you configure on router1 the local mac address equal to the remote mac address, because you have a large number of clients and can not simply change the damc's on all of them, than you need to configure a "dummy" mapping on router2 and router1 will get all the circuits in this example. router2 would be purely for redundancy in case router1 goes down.
If you think about this than it is clear why dlsw ethernet redundancy is designed for the branch. In the branch we map local to remote mac addresses and the remote mac addresses are the hosts. Typically there are only a limited number of host mac addresses to map.
If you turn this around and put dlsw ethernet redundancy on the host end than you have to map all clients. If you have only one or two clients this is certainly doable. But if you have a large nuber of clients this is simply not manageable.
thanks...
Matthias

Question on iCloud accts: I have my iPhone and iPad on one account, but my Mac is set up on my old mobile me acct. Can't figure out how to change an iCloud account number on my Mac so I can sync all three.

Question on iCloud accounts: I have my iPhone and iPad on one iCloud account, but my Mac is on my old Mobile me account. Can't figure out how to change my iCloud account on my MacBook Pro so all 3 are synced.

First, open System Preferences > MobileMe and log out. Then, open  > About this Mac and see Version. If you see 10.5.x or 10.6.x, see > http://www.apple.com/osx/specs If your Mac is compatible, upgrade to Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.8 and purchase OS X Mountain Lion.
When you have upgraded, go to System Preferences > iCloud and follow its steps

Ok. I hope someone can answer my question. I am new to photoshop. I need version cs4 in order to work with a designer and printer on some logo work. I've tried to download it but it just gives me individual files with no installer and nothing - includi

ok. I hope someone can answer my question. I am new to photoshop. I need version cs4 in order to work with a designer and printer on some logo work. I've tried to download it but it just gives me individual files with no installer and nothing - including the adobe "instructions" seems to work. How can i get this software in a downloadable format? is it actually free - I'm assuming it is... Hope someone knows the answer to these questions...

The download itself is free and is valid for 30 days only. After that, the software ceases to work.
CS4 is pretty old, no longer sold and no longer supported by Adobe. It's also not compatible with many modern OSes.
Why do you have to work with such an obsolete version of Photoshop?
What kind of "designer" uses it?

Creative Suite 6 Design and Web Premium Windows Question

Hi!
I am considering purchasing Creative Suite 6 Design and Web Premium Windows. The designer I work with does all of our work in the same program, only it is version 5. Before I make the purchase, I want to make sure the two versions are compatible. Will I be able to make changes to their work when they send it to me in version 5?
Also, where would I even begin to look for a class on how to use this product?
Thanks!

Yes, you can open up files from older versions in newer versions, it may just not always work the otehr way around. Your otehr question is too generic. We don't know what kind of work you do and pointing you to random tutorials may not at al lbe productive. If you feel so inclined, spend a little time looking up some basics video tutorials for the programs, but anything specific is best asked when you actually encounter the issues.
Mylenium

Forget the last Question. Figured it out.

Forget the last Question. Figured it out. Sorry!

It would be very useful to post your solution here for others who have the same problem (I've seen several threads on this subject).
Matt

WiSM Design and Testing Issues / Questions / Queries etc......

Hi all. Heres hoping you can help........
I hope you can grasp the following description of the test network I have. I admit a diagram would have been better but it's hard to send a whiteboard over the web : )
I am currently in the process of designing and testing out a wireless solution and am having a few issues / queries. I have a 6509 with a Wireless Services Module (WiSM) installed in slot 3, one Cisco 1240 AP on a remote LAN and a DHCP server on a remote LAN (not the same as the AP)
I am using LAG on controller 1 with port channel 1 and native VLAN 20.
VLAN 20 is 10.1.1.0 / 24
The management interface has IP address of 10.1.1.10
The AP-manager interface has IP address of 10.1.1.11
VLAN 11 is 128.88.1.0 / 24
The service port has IP address of 128.88.1.10
The Cisco 1240 AP on the remote LAN is picking up a IP address via DHCP (from a remote DHCP server) OK and can route to both the aforementioned VLANs 20 and 11.
Issue/Question 1
I can ping the management interface locally on the 6509 and also remotely from the AP so all looks OK there however I cannot ping the AP-manager locally or remotely.
Is this expected behaviour? I would expect that if I can ping one I should be able to ping the other or is the AP-manager interface not routed and only used in some way to create the LWAPP tunnel>
Issue/Question 2
As previously stated the AP is picking up and IP address but it is not being passed the Option 43 parameter from the DHCP server (not yet ruled out the DHCP server as the cause of this). Due to this I have amended the DNS entry of the management interface (10.1.1.10) to CISCO-LWAPP-CONTROLLER as a last resort. With a console on the AP I can see that the AP tries to join by the "%LWAPP-5-CHANGED: LWAPP changed state to JOIN" output but then get;
LWAPP_CLIENT_ERROR_DEBUG: spamHandleJoinTimer: Did not recieve the Join response
LWAPP_CLIENT_ERROR_DEBUG: No more AP manager IP addresses remain.
Is this related to the fact that I cannot see the AP-Manager interface on the network?
Issue/Question 3
I have chosen to hard code the IP address of the Service port rather than leave it to DHCP. I am more comfortable having static addresses for management. However, there is no option for a default gateway for the service port.... If I try to get round this by applying a static route via the CLI on the WiSM controller to point traffic out via 128.88.1.1 on VLAN 11 this seemingly overrides all routing on the controller and causes my management interface (10.1.1.10) to fall off the network. Is the routing table applied "en masse" to the Controller? If so this surely means that to use the Service Port you have to be on the local LAN segement?!?!
Thanks for reading my ramble and heres hoping you can shed some light on my "niggles" !

Hi
I am having exactly the same problem.
Getting the same error message "No more AP manager IP addresses remain."
I'm deploying 200 AP's that will connect to 2x WiSM (4 controllers) in 2 seperate C6k Chassis
(Controller 1a & 1b = wism 1, 2a & 2b = wism 2)
I have had 1 out of the first 5 AP's physically connected, come online and register with Controller 2b (btw: this was not the master controller, it should not have registed with 2b). All others fail with the same error message as above.
I have all Management and AP-Manager interfaces in the same vlan/subnet as my AP's.
I place a console cable onto the failed APs and see the AP cycle though the motions of trying to find the controllers, download new software code from a random controller, then it reboots, gets DHCP assigned, then get the "No more AP manager ip addresses remain" and then issues a "Reload requested by LWAPP CLIENT.
Then the AP does the whole cycle all over again.
Not sure why the AP's don't register with the controllers when they are all in the same vlan.
I have a couple of extra questions.
1. what address do you bind to the dns entry cisco-lwapp-controller.localdomain, is it the management address or AP-Manager address ?
I have bound it to the Management address for WiSM 1a.
Also I have 4x controllers (2x WiSMs, 2 controllers per WiSM). Do I just bind controller 1a's address or do I have to put 4x DNS entries into my DNS server for all my controllers?
2. DHCP option 43, Do I place all 4x management ip addresses in the option or do I put in the AP-Manager Ip address?
I followed this guide but was still a little unsure http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/wireless/ps430/prod_technical_reference09186a00804fc3dc.html#wp125304
2. This final question is more around Dynamic Interfaces for my 4 controllers once I get the AP's resisted,
Do I have to set up a dynamic interface ip address on every controller?
e.g.
Ssid = data, VLAN=10, VLAN10=10.0.0.0/24, I will bind AP's 1-8 to VLan group 10.
Do I have to setup 1 dynamic interfaces per controller in the 10.0.0.0 subnet, taking up 4 addresses ?
And if I only have to set up 1 or 2 dynamic interface, how does this work if the controller fails?
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Question on figure 3-4 of SNASw Design and Implementation guide

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