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• E2500 and security

  Hello

  I have a desktop computer (Windows 8) connected to a router E2500, and I have a wireless connection to a laptop (Windows 8) in another room. Even though I followed the instructions, I found on the Web of Linksys site, I'm always worried about safety, especially after recently upgrading to DOCSIS 3.0 modem is always on (no sleep as my old had button). I have the router configured to not display the SSID.

  As an example, my router SSID is XYZ. The area of desktop settings, my connection is listed as XYZ, connected status. It is always connected with no option to disconnect. No other connections not watch as being available. On the laptop, XYZ is listed and shows as connected manually after I connect. I don't have to enter a password or username, even if I think that I have the first time I have never connected, even if I do not remember for sure now. Lower than a unsecured network is available (a neighbor, I think), and below that is a hidden network. If I click on hidden network, I am prompted to enter a SSID name, and I guess that's actuallly my XYZ, given SSID I'm not broadcasting.

  Also broadcasts it not, I also entered the mac address of my computers through Cisco connect, but I don't remember exactly what that article.

  Cipher mode is WPA2-PSK.

  I wonder if it is normal that Notepad to display the name XYZ (since I'm not radio) AND the hidden network. I expect only a hidden network of show, and I would need to enter the SSID and password every time I log in.

  As you can tell, I am not tech savvy, and I hope I described things quite well. If this isn't the case, I'll try to clarify.

  As for safety, I discovered last night that Norton Security has an option to block all network traffic, I thought I would ease my mind on the router and the modem is on 24/7. I chose on two computers and put them to sleep, but a few hours later, I discovered that the option was put back to allow traffic on the computers and the PC was out of the way "sleep" for a reason any.

  I read the comments of some people in the forum that safety is not improved do not broadcast the SSID, but even if that's the case I'd rather not unless there is a compelling reason not to use this feature.

  Thanks for any input...

  Sorry for the delay in getting back here. I want to thank you all for the helpful answers and links and to set my mind at ease. I feel so much better in my wireless security now and the feeling that everything is put in place as it should.

  Thanks again and take care!

• Wireless clients cannot connect to the wired client

  So, I have a server connected to the router via Ethernet, a laptop computer connected by WiFi and desktop also connected via Ethernet. The laptop used to connect to the server, but all of a sudden it no longer, and yet the Office can always connect to the server.

  I have encountered this problem before and disable SIP ALG solved the problem, SIP ALG is always off and wireless isolation is disabled for all my wireless networks, in fact before the occurrence of the issue, no changes to the router configuration. I have also excluded the firewall of the server causing problems as the issue continues to perform with her at sea, even with the laptop because it is the same with any wireless client.

  I use the version of the firmware V1.0.0.90_1.0.90, my server is running CentOS 7 and my laptop and desktop running Windows 10 Pro.

  For anyone else having this problem: I solved by powercycling (power off, wait 10 seconds and turn back on) the router.

• wireless client cannot see wired - WAG320N

  Hello

  my modem/router WAG320N works fine but the wireless client cannot see wired and vice versa. they are in the same network (192.168.0.), using the same 255.255.255.0 mask, same workgroup firewall and Yes to enable all packages in and out. IP addresses are DHCP form.

  Internet sharing works fine, but when im trying to play any game on LAN wireless clients peuvent see their car but not wired. when im trying to client ping wireless from a wired machine it does not either.

  What is intresting in a DHCP reservation or the ARP table (in router configuration) I can see cable and wireless customers. but still they do not see each other.

  help pls!

  Hi again,

  I went to PC World and they exchanged this WAG320N to another. but this time I went to ASUS RT - N16 and so far all is working correctly. I know its missing adsl modem but got usb 2 and a print server.

  Sorry cisco...

  thx for your help guys!

• Wireless clients cannot 'see' the P1102w printer

  I have a printer HP LaserJet P1102w of professional set up and connected to the router wireless BT Voyager 2500V. If other computers are connected by a wire to the router, they can print and they can reach the printer over the network (tested using the ping command).

  However, if they are connected to the router as a wireless clients, they cannot find the printer in the network. If I use the ping command to test the connection, then the command indicates that the destination is unreachable. They can 'see' and connect to each other, but the printer seems inaccessible.

  Any suggestions? Thank you.

  Wireless clients have network cads Intel (R) Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN (802.11n), the computer operating system is Windows Vista (32-bit and 64-bit). Firewall is turned off. Encryption WPA - PSK with TKIP data encriptación is used. MAC filtering is disabled.

  You have access to the configuration of the router?  Check if "AP Isolation" is enabled.   It is a feature of the router that isolates wired to the wireless clients.

  Of course, there is no point because your problem is the reverse, however, it may be interesting to play with.  Let's start there.

• WAP321 Wireless Clients

  Does anyone know how many wireless clients can connect to a single Point of access WAP321?

  Good morningChad Alberts

  You can have in your device up to 32 users connective, 20 active users.

  I hope that you will find this answer useful, if it was satisfactory to you, please indicate the question as answer

  and please note useful messages

  Greetings,

  Johnnatan Rodriguez Miranda.

  Support of Cisco network engineer

• Wireless clients do not well known default trust certification authorities?

  I use for wireless PEAP-MSCHAPv2 authentication.  The radius server is a Windows 2008 network POLICY server.  The customers consist of a bunch of laptops (especially on Windows).  Not all of these laptops are members of Active Directory.  Then, pushing any kind of policy to all customers is not feasible (ie.) using a public key private and AD infrastructure to push the server cert and Setup wireless for all members of the domain.  So we decided to use a public key public infrastructure and got a certificate for our radius by a known CA server.  So far so good.

  When customers go to connect, they still get a nasty WARNING saying:

  -STARTUP-

  The credentials provided by the server could not be validated. We recommend that you break the connection and contact your administrator with the information provided in the details. You still can not connect, but doing so exposes you to risks of a possible unauthorized server security.
  Details
  RADIUS server: $radius
  Root CA: $ca
  The '$radius' server provided a valid certificate issued by "$ca", but "$ca" is not configured as an anchor of confidence valid for this profile. In addition, the '$radius' server is not configured as valid a NPS server to connect to this profile.
  -STOP-
  (I replaced the name of the actual radius with $radius server and the CA with $ca).
  Do a little digging, it seems that it is just the expected behavior of the Windows wireless client?  What is the point to get a cert signed by a well-known certification authority, if the customer is still going to get a warning nasty like that?
  Web browsers certainly do not behave like that.  The only difference between a web browser and the wireless client is a browser, you're still going after a URL (IE, you can match what the browser wants to connect to compared to what CN on the server cert is back with) while on the wireless client, you usually won't know the radius server you want to authenticate.  But, in both cases, the server cert is signed by a CA that is known.
  I found a good post that talks about, but no solution:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/winserverNIS/thread/26886f09-E424-48da-9ECC-cf7efd9dccc0
  Well, I guess that one solution is to manually configure the client for the certificates issued by the CA of confidence and/or configure my radius server in the connection profile.  But that requires the configuration of each client.  And there is no way that we can use AD to push a policy/cert to all customers.
  So my questions are:
  -is that really the expected behavior?
  -so trust generally the default case browsers whose certificates are stored on the operating system by default, but not wireless adapters?

  Hello

  I'm not an answer full but just putting my 2 cents.

  This problem is related with the begging of Windows wireless. Absolutely not your wireless adapter.

  CSSC or Intel ProSet behave differently. (So if you have cards intel, you can check this option).

  But I confess that I've never tried the authentication of the well-known certificate with a public cert of a certification authority

  Nicolas

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• Location of the Wireless Client

  Someobody told me that the Cisco wireless control system has a way of determining the physical location of wireless clients. Is it true for this and if so where can I find more information? I have big plans for this kind of instalation.

  It's true, but only if they are taller than 4'11 "...

  just a joke!

  Start your search here:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/HW/wireless/products_category_buyers_guide.html#http :// www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/wireless/products_category_buyers_guide.html?linkpos=4#number_4

  The accuracy of the location & performance will depend very much of your deployment of AP

• wireless clients do not receive correct dhcp addresses

  Hi all, I'm sorry first if this is a stupid problem. I am new to Cisco network.

  I need assistance with an existing configuration made by my seller.

  Environment:

  1 core switch - 6509e catalyst

  VLANS configured:

  a. vlan 50 (wireline customers)

  10.0.50.x/24

  The 10.0.50.20 interface IP

  b. vlan 70 (wireless clients)

  10.0.70.x/24

  The 10.0.70.20 interface IP

  c. vlan 192 (invited guests)

  192.168.1.x/24

  interface IP 192.168.1.20

  port trunk d. for WLC

  VLAN native 70

  VLAN allowed 50, 70, 192

  2 cisco 4402 WLC

  interfaces

  a. Management untagged IP 10.0.70.10

  b. ap-Manager untagged IP 10.0.70.11

  c. service-port s/o IP 192.168.10.1

  d. s/o virtual IP 1.1.1.1

  e. guestwlan vlan192 IP 192.168.1.100

  3 cisco AIR-LAP1142N-S-K9

  LAP01 (local interface, WLAN: management)

  IP 10.0.70.21/24

  GW 10.0.70.20

  10.0.50.10 DHCP server (10.0.70.101-200 range)

  LAP02 (comments WLAN, interface: guestwlan)

  IP 192.168.1.21/24

  GW 192.168.1.20

  Server DHCP 192.168.1.10 (192.168.1.101-200 range)

  It is the problem, get the wireless clients connected to guest WLAN

  Leases DHCP of WLAN 10.0.50.10 local (range 10.0.70.101 to 200)

  can someone please help?

  Thank you!

  Bib Hello and welcome to the forum,

  What interface your wireless LAN is mapped to?

  The issue of the CLI:

  Show wlan summary.

  It depends what WLAN on your AP really corresponds.

  In addition, what is the DHCP server configured in the guestwlan of the interface?

  Run the command:

  show inetrface detailed guestwlan

  Kind regards

  Amjad

  Rating of useful answers is more useful to say "thank you".

• RAP with the wireless client

  Hello!

  I would like to know that a wireless client can associate with the RAP (roof MESH AP). And can the work of the map as a bridge of the Working Group?

  Thank you.

  The great thing about WCS and the location is that you can trace your APs Mesh on a map outdoors and you can visually see the path of the APs Mesh to RAP. Regarding the books from a customer point of view, yet it works just like any other Access Point.

  The problem however is that, with respect to the normal outdoor mesh, access points are further from each other and the customer as in most of the Interior solutions, so location accuracy is somewhat done.

  I doubt you'd be able to say less than 30 feet exactly when a client is located, but if you had a perimeter that you wanted to locate individuals to breast, I don't think that you will have problems.

• WEP to WPA migration / easy deployment to wireless clients tools

  Hello

  I would like to learn all the tools that I could use for the deployment of wireless to wireless clients settings in our local network. I came across some links in Microsoft using Group by AD (GPO) policy, but GPO seems more than one deployment of operating system or applications, have not seen anything that the wireless.

  You know all the tools, Cisco wireless, or even MS GPO management clients if this can be done with easy deployment of WEP to WPA change.

  The tool should deployment SSID, WPA pre-shared key.

  Concerning

  Hello

  MS group policy will do, no problem.

  If you create a new policy for your ad group (or use your default GP) and go to properties-> the Computer Configuration-> Windows settings-> security settings-> wireless-> Create New strategies-> follow all the next, next, next steps and then add the details of your WLAN.

  If you use a separate policy to the default policy, make sure that the policy options you check otherwise default group policy will stop the new parameters being the subject of a push to your ORGANIZATIONAL unit. The next time that the machine joins the domain, the settings will be drawn down and can connect to the WLAN.

  If you use a MS domain is the best way to do it (both with the help of your customer WZC) and no third party tools i.e. Intel etc.

  I hope this helps.

  See you soon

  Carpet

• Wireless Client Hardware/Software Configuration required

  We are building a new 3500 Series LWAP complete wireless network.  With this new wireless network, my boss asks me to provide minimum specifications of hardware and software for all new wireless clients purchased.  I know the stuff of basic 802.11n dual band, etc...  I was wondering if anyone had a good list of detailed requirements that would give me a better case for my clients connect wirelessly on the new network that he would share with me.

  Thanks for any help

  In a nutshell, I need to make sure that wireless clients we for our new network provider can take full advantage of our wireless network.  I want to assure you that I am educated on more details and more basic requirements of 802.11n dual band specification.  There must be more detailed technical requiremetns, I need to know so I can be sure that I don't end up with a bunch of work half puff of wireless clients.

  You can take a look at the tested assurewave Cisco customers and applications for different vertical markets:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/NetSol/ns779/networking_solutions_program_category_home.html

  Level of compliance CCX will also be a good orientation to see if customers will work well with the features of cisco wireless.

  concerning

  Joe

• Application of Wireless Clients dhcp

  Hello

  I have 2 sperate DHCP servers installed in my office.

  One is hosted in a cluster environment and the other is on a server unique separate windows.

  Wireless clients and my LAN become IP DHCP from the single server

  But only my LAN IP clients get the extended cluter of DHCP server, wireless clients are not able to obtain intellectual property.

  I added the following on

  Controls added to interface vlan 1 on router gateway

  IP helper-address XX. XX. XX. XX (windows cluster virtual server IP)

  IP helper-address XX. XX. XX. XX (IP of server stand-alone windows)

  Additional command on the router to bridge worldwide

  chip-Relay IP dhcp

  Can someone let me know what could be the problem?

  Thanks in advance

  You did not understand.

  Step 1) click on your SSID. The first page should tell you what interface the ssid relates to. normally, you have created an interface vlan corporate and a virtual local network of comments interface.

  (Step 2), go to 'controller', 'interface' and select the interface according to

  There you have 2 fields to enter the DHCP server. Enter your ip addresses of the DHCP server.

  The ip address that will be given to customers is an ip address from the subnet of the interface WLC send the request.

  The fact that your uplink's trunk has nothing to do with this at all and the tab 'Advanced' wlan config is

• Can what comparison be made between time capsule and Smart RG s505 wireless modem router for wifi

  Can what comparison be made between time capsule and Smart RG s505 wireless modem router for wifi

  Superior...

  After all, the chip is mainly a modem.

  Wireless is there but not designed as the primary connection.

  Wireless 802.11n 300Mbps AP with 2 x 2 MIMO Wireless bridge, WDS multiple SSID, including isolated invited SSID WiFi QoS (WMM) and PowerSave wireless security: • Wi - Fi Protected Access (WPA, WPA2) • AES, TKIP, WEP encryptio

  It is the Wireless N standard.

  The TC is dual-band simultaneous AC1750... even if in fact apple never leaves anything use 300mbit on the 2.4 GHz is more like AC1450... It is also 3 streams on both bands not 2 x 2.

  The fact that aid.

  The only thing to note is that a router from Apple can join never a router wireless not apple... so, there must always be plugged in by ethernet.

• I can't the WLAN to work. It shows that the drivers are there, but I can't always to work and pick up the wireless here.

  Original title: what I am doing wrong?

  I just reinstalled Windows XP on a blank hard drive (new).  I have installed WLAN driver disk resource. I can't the WLAN to work. It shows that the drivers are there, but I can't always to work and pick up the wireless here. What can I do?

  Hello

  The following articles may be useful:

  5 steps: how to set up your network wireless home
  http://www.Microsoft.com/athome/organization/wirelesssetup.aspx
  How to troubleshoot possible causes of Internet connection problems in Windows XP
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314095 
  Windows wireless and wired network connection problems
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/wired-and-wireless-network-connection-problems-in-Windows