WCS (wireless controll system) old alarms

I'm trying to see the old alarms from WCS, I mean on top of the screen displayed Alarms summary specifically critical alarms (red triangle) when these alarms are resolved which is the record that there ever was this alarm
can any one help my thanx

Hi,
You may be able to find back cleared alarms through an advanced search, by choosing Alarms as a Search Category and maybe other parameters such as Clear as a Severity.
Hope this helps,
Fede
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Can the Cisco Wireless Control System be configured to send its alarms as SNMP traps to a specified trap receiver ? if so how is that capability configured ? is it thru Notification Receiver ?

Yes, it can. And yes through the Notification Reciever. Pity though, it can only send traps in regards to Guest Account Activity such as guest association and authentication.
Hopefully future versions of WCS will be more versatile in that regard.
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License WCS (Wireless Control System) Problem to install

Hello,
I'm Christopher, I have a need to update the WCS and license this, but when I perform the load operation, this throws me this message.
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Hi Christopher,
Base license should always be installed before you can upgrade license count.
For ex if you buy 2 AP's initially and got WCS license with them and installed then on WCS.
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First, I'm not Bilingual so excuse my English.
Dear Sirs,
Please teach Wireless Control System (WCS).
Whether "Windows 2003 Enterprise" is supported from the following evidence is not understood.
Is "Windows 2003 Enterprise" supported?
Table 3. Product Specifications for Cisco WCS
Operating system
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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6305/products_data_sheet0900aecd802570d0.html#wp9000279
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Yes, Windows 2003 server will be supported. Here are the requirements for installing WCS. http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6305/products_configuration_guide_chapter09186a00808317da.html#wp1061082

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we are using cisco wireless control system i need block some MAC address or devices how can i do it

Hi,
Yes you can block the specific client using MAC Address filtering option in WCS
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here you can create new template as per your requirement
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Hi Joao,
The WCS is used in conjuntion with the WLC (Wireless Lan Controller) for Rogue Detection. It is not a must for this function but more of an add-on :)
The Cisco WCS is an optional network component that works in conjunction with Cisco Aironet Lightweight Access Points, Cisco wireless LAN controllers and the Cisco Wireless Location Appliance.
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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6305/index.html
Overview of WCS
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WCS runs on Windows 2003 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES 4.0 and AS 4.0 servers. On both Windows and Linux, WCS can run as a normal application or as a service, which runs continuously and resumes running after a reboot.
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WCS simplifies controller configuration and monitoring while reducing data entry errors with the Cisco Unified Wireless Network Controller autodiscovery algorithm. WCS uses the industry-standard SNMP protocol to communicate with the controllers.
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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6305/products_configuration_guide_chapter09186a00806b7270.html#wp1131195
Detect and Locate Rogue Access Points
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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk722/tk809/technologies_tech_note09186a00806f070a.shtml#new5
Rogue Detection under Unified Wireless Networks
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk722/tk809/technologies_white_paper09186a0080722d8c.shtml
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Wireless Control System Error Msgs.

Hi,
I have a problem with Wireless Control System (WCS v7) WCS-STANDARD-K9 and installed with WCS-PLUS-100 (installed two licenses) so total licensed installed is for 200 Acesspoint's in WCS. I have 149 AP's connected to WCS and its shows error " System is in voilation of license. The number of APs (149) registered is greater than licensed (0). Please go to the license center under the Administation Menu to add additional WCS licenses.
What would be the reason for this error,? Thanks

If you go to the license center in WCS, do you see a total of 200 AP support. You need to make sure you have a base license before you add additional plus license. I had an issue before, where I added a whole bunch of plus license after I installed a 250 base. I had 400+ APs and ran into the same issue but I had 250 base. Well I forgot to add the other 250 base so I had to remove all the plus license before I could add the other 250 base. Then I had to add all those plus license after that. The license center will tell you exactly how many APs it will support. From what you posted, it looks like you have 0.
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WAP200E and Cisco Wireless Control System

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I have a customer with a linux OS machine running Cisco Wireless Controll System.
He needs are to add a new wireless AP with the following features :
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Hi Yves,
The WAP200E is not compatible with the WCS.
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I could use some recommendations from the forums here. I have an 8-story apartment building in which the building management wants to install wireless to cover everyone and every floor. They also want to be able to manage all the APs from a centralized location. Obviously, a challenge since this is a new building and I can't do a site curvey yet.
But here's what I'm thinking from a theoretical standpoint. I'd probably want as many 1242AG access points as needed for actual coverage (anywhere from 2-20), since they handle lots of walls, etc. better than most other APs. I'd also want a 4402 WLAN Controller for handling anyone moving around, etc. Finally, I'd need the Wireless Control System software running on a server connected to the WLAN Controller.
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You maybe don't need WCS - it's an nice extra, but you can just get a 4400-series controller and some APs and still configure security policies etc centrally and have the RF side of things auto-managed.
I'd get a 4400, and I'd get 1000-series APs (1010s if you just want built in antennaes or 1020s if you want to add external ones - 1010s should be find in most scenarios).
I've not used any 1200 series with the controllers yet, but heard reports of problems and the LWAPP firmware for these is pretty new - probably best to stick with the tried and tested ones for now.
Just leave yourself capacity on your 4400 controller for more APs in case you have some poor coverage areas, you can then just chuck up another AP to plug the hole, as it were...
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Wireless Control System Question

Hello ...
Can someone tell me how I can see a list of clients connected to a specific access point using the WCS? I cant seem to find the location in WCS that provides this info.
Also - can I specify which AP the client connects to via the WCS?
Thanks,

Go to the search box and enter the AP your your choice. You'll get an option of either Monitor or COnfigure. Choose Monitor. Choose the AP of your choice. Go to the fourth tab: Current Associated Clients.
Also - can I specify which AP the client connects to via the WCS?
Specify a different SSID and configure AP Groups. YOU can configure your clients to connect to a specific AP.

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hi! If i did not select the "Apply to AccessPoint" during the creation of new controller template process wizard thru the Controller Template Launch Pad (assuming that i;ve successfully applied the template to wlc), will i be able to apply/see the AP in the Lightweight AP template creation (select APs tab)? What's the different between adding the AP in the controller template launch pad and Lightweight AP template creation page? Must i include the AP into the controller template launch pad before i can see it in the Lightweight AP template creation page?
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My specs: Macbook Pro
Windows XP Toshiba Laptop
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New White Square-shaped Airport Extreme Base Station
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My house is fairly new, and has a data line system to each room, and I have a cable modem and router in the basement and can share the internet connection to the whole house in this manner. My UFO-shaped AEBS was hooked up to the internet connection via this method with an ethernet cable into the back of the AEBS on the main floor of the house. The USB printer was plugged into the UFO-shaped AEBS. This worked well. Again, now that the new AEBS will be in the basement, I am concerned about signal strength, and would like to use my old AEBS to help out.
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A WDS network connects the base stations via wireless. Therefore the remote and relay base stations can only transmit data with the same quality as they receive it wirelessly. So if a remote station receives a lousy wireless signal from the main base, all of the clients of that remote station will get a lousy data rate. Also each WDS link cuts the available bandwidth in half.
Since your house is already wired for Ethernet, I would use the "roaming network".

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As far as I know, the NCS is an appliance. But today some people told me that he has a copy of Cisco's Network Control System software. I am confused. If what he said is true, can I install the software on the Windows platforms like Win2003 or Win2008?
Thanks in advance.
Robert

Hi Robert,
Here we go
Product Specifications for Cisco Prime NCS
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Specification
VMware ESX and ESXi Versions (Virtual Appliance on a Customer-Supplied Server)
If deploying Cisco Prime NCS as a virtual appliance, on a customer-supplied server, one of the following versions of VMware ESX or ESXi may be used:
• VMWare ESX or VMWare ESXi version 4.1
Minimum Server Requirements for Deploying Virtual Appliances
Cisco Prime NCS High-End Virtual Appliance:
• 15,000 lightweight access points; 5000 standalone access points; 1200 wireless LAN controllers and 5000 switches
• Minimum RAM: 16GB
• Minimum Hard disk space allocation: 400GB
• Processors: 8, at 2.93GHz or better
Cisco Prime NCS Standard Virtual Appliance:
• 7500 lightweight access points; 2500 standalone access points; 600 wireless LAN controllers and 2500 switches
• Minimum RAM: 12GB
• Minimum Hard disk space allocation: 300GB
• Processors: 4, at 2.93GHz or better
Cisco Prime NCS Low-End Virtual Appliance:
• 3000 lightweight access points; 1000 standalone access points; 240 wireless LAN controllers and 1000 switches
• Minimum RAM: 8GB
• Minimum Hard disk space allocation: 200GB
• Processors: 2, at 2.93GHz or better
Deploying Cisco Prime NCS Virtual Appliance on CiscoWorks Wireless LAN Solution Engine (WLSE) models 1130-19 or 1133
• Cisco Prime NCS is not supported on the Cisco WLSE hardware
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/wireless/ps5755/ps11682/ps11686/ps11688/data_sheet_c78-650051.html
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