Location of the Wireless Client

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• 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.

• location of the wireless switch?

  Stupid question, but my wireless button is orange shiny instead of blue on my HP Pavilion dv5-1125nr laptop. When I try to fix it through wireless, I get the message: "this device has been disabled by the wireless button. To enable this device, press the wireless button. "Where is the wireless button? I can't find it and cannot find documentation for where he is! Thank you very much for your help!

  bridget65 wrote:

  Stupid question, but my wireless button is orange shiny instead of blue on my HP Pavilion dv5-1125nr laptop. When I try to fix it through wireless, I get the message: "this device has been disabled by the wireless button. To enable this device, press the wireless button. "Where is the wireless button? I can't find it and cannot find documentation for where he is! Thank you very much for your help!

  The only stupid question is one that is not asked.

  This Notebook turn User Guide indicates its location on pages 5-6. The button should be right next to amber (when off) led wireless.

  Best regards
  ERICO

• How do I know if the wireless clients are connected under mode N

  Hello

  I would like to know if there is a way to know that wireless clients are connected in N mode. There is some sort of command where can show me that? I Don t have a wireless controller. My access point is AP-1141N-A-K9

  thnks!

  Unless you have a WLC, the answer is 'no '.

• Windows 7 or 8 shows the wireless client connected to the access point, but the wireless icon displays "no internet connection".

  I saw the same problem with a different providers wireless solution. When I've sniffed the air with OmniPeek and the network that the ap was conducting with WireShark, I see the arp for the gateway request going to the router, the router gateway response is sent to the suspect machine in the air, the acknowledgement of PC than the package but never fills the arp cache. I watched two arp responses in a vs work for lack of scenario, the two packages are the same.

  The only way I could solve it was to disable IP Helper (not start too) services, reboot the machine. I see 3 to 4 drops per day, but since the deactivation of this Service the machines with that I tested have not seen the question once again.

  IP Helper:
  Provides tunnel connectivity using technologies of transition IPv6 (6to4, ISATAP, Teredo, and Port Proxy) and IP-HTTPS. If this service is stopped, the computer will not have the benefits of improved connectivity offered by these technologies.

  Machines tested and fixed:

  Lenovo E540
  Lenovo W540
  Acer Aspire One
  Dell Latitude E6420

  Ip assistance service has been changed about 40 laptops, a dozen of which would fail in about an hour. So far, 0 out of the 40 saw the question since this change and reboot (reset is the key after disable it) laptops. It's been about 5 days.

  Any reason why disable this Service solves the problem? With it I can replicate the problem pretty quickly on a few different types of machines so it seems not to be driver or provider specific wireless network card. I checked through the Event Viewer logs, but nothing seems to be triggered during the show. Using the Troubleshooter or disconnect the wireless service will fix the problem for a short period only.

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.
   
  TechNet Forum
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?filter=AllTypes&sort=lastpostdesc&brandIgnore=true

  Hope this information is useful.

• connection to the printer located on the wireless

  My family has the connected printer on their wireless and I can not find this printer or connect. I don't know what I'm doing. I have windows xp and it's a dell 3100cn printer.

  Hi Katie,

  Try the following.

  Method 1: Check if you follow the right steps.

  a. click Start and then click Printers and faxes.

  b. click the Add Printer icon in the left navigation pane in the control panel. Click Next.

  c. click on the radio button next to a network printer, or a printer attached to another computer in the page Wizard local or network printer if it is not already selected. Click Next'button.

  d. click the radio next to to connect to a printer on the Internet or on a home network or office. Enter the IP address of the printer wireless into the text box next to "URL." Click the Next button.

  e. Follow prompts of the wizard to complete the configuration and complete the process.

  Method 2: Follow the steps in the article mentioned below.

  How to use Windows XP to share a printer with other people on your network

• Photosmart Prem C310 install problem, printer is located on the wireless network but don't see iMac

  Try to install this printer. It works via USB, but when I get to the step of configuring wireless and you're

  said to unplug the USB cable, it gives me the following, not accessible DEVICE... The network configuration has been correctly transferred to the device. However, to continue to configure the network device, your Mac must have access to the device. So please make sure that your Mac has access to the network: "mynetwork" and try again.

  The printer is on the network end def (I can ping ok), but the MAC can not see wireless and wont print. I've seen a few threads with similar issues and they suggest wiring the IP address in the printer setup process, but that does not work for me either. Very frustrating, any help would be great

  It could be disregarded in charge of your router BT of Hello.

  Let's try present first, if:

  1 reboot the router to BT by pulling its plug momentarily.

  2. download and install this: http://support.apple.com/kb/DL907

  3. restart your Mac.

  4 reset the printing system:

  -Go to System Preferences > print & Scan
  -Right (or control) click in the rectangle listing your printers and select Reset Printing System.
  WARNING - This will remove ALL your printers!
  -Select the sign more to add a printer. Select the default tab on the top of the window. Search for the printer, select it, and then beside the dropdown 'Use', select the model of the printer (not AirPrint). Wait for the 'Add' button becomes available. Until it clicks.

• What is the unit of wireless client lease?

  Hi all:

  I that would like to set up the wireless client lease time. 0 means a day.

  I want to set for 5 days.

  What is the unit for?

  Best regards

  Chen min

  1. you cannot change the term of the lease for the wireless clients only. It's for all DHCP clients, whether wired or wireless.

  2. what router?

  3. it is said:

  Client lease time: minutes (0 means a day)

  The unit is "minutes". He's not say this on your router?

• 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.

• 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 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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• Can built-in DHCP of WLC provide IP addresses for the wired client?

  Hello

  We have a WLC running on 7.0.98.0. It provides IP addresses for users without comment thread. Now, we would like to put a couple of wired posts for customers who do not bring mobile no. I wonder if I put these workstations on the same vlan without comment thread, they can always get IPs of the WLC. If this isn't the case, I put the static IP on these workstations.

  Thanks in advance.

  Robert

  Rob:
  The answer is simply "no". WLC cannot provide clients wired on the same VLAN wireless whose IP address if DHCP is configured on WLC.

  Fbarboza above metnioned is a 'very' special configuraiton on wireless LANs where the WLC is configured to support some wireline customers and he needs to have two WLCs (the show is called Wired comments). This particular case does not apply to your situation.

  With your situation, my answer above apply.

  Note 
  A internal DHCP server pool will only serve the wireless clients of that controller, not clients of other controllers. Also, internal DHCP server can only serve wireless clients and not wired clients.
  

  Reference: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/controller/7.0/configuration/guide/c70wlan.html

  HTH

  Amjad

• 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".

• Cannot change the wireless Lan through the Client Manager

  I currently have a series of Satellite Pro 6100 running Windows 2000. The user is uable to select another wireless thanks to the future connection manager Client unless he is logged on as administrator.
  We run Customer Manager V2.58. This problem is noticed in the previuos versions but was supposed to be fixed in Version 1.58.
  There is no set of restrictions against this user in AD that would prevent these changes only that he is not an administrator.

  Can anyone help with this please.

  Thank you

  One of my friends has the same client wireless as you and ask him the solution to this problem. His opinion is that you are right. You are able to switch between profiles only if you are logged on as administrator.

  It makes no sense to me. Try to give any user administrator rights and allow him to have unlimited access to the computer, and then try again.
  Perhaps on this way you can be sure that it is just a means to add, edit, and change between the rare profiles.

• 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.