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• WAP321 captive portal - impossible to set up the guest network connection

  Hello community.

  I use two WAP321 with the latest Firmware (1.0.6.2) in a cluster.

  Both are connected to a switch SG300-10 (FW: 1.4.1.3) in Mode of L3.

  The switch is connected to a router RV130 (FW: 1.0.2.7).

  The router has Inter-VLAN-routing active and static routes for my VLANS configured.

  To one of the Interfaces of the router is a connected DNS/DHCP server that manages the resolution of names and the dynamic distribution of IP4 for my network.

  In my network, I have different VLAN for customers, management, server, test and the WLAN clients.

  So far so good.

  I have install on the WAP321 cluster, an intern (VAP0) and a guest WLAN (VAP1) using the Setup Wizard.

  Delivery of DHCP and DNS lookups are ok for two wireless LANs.

  Settings WAP VLAN and IP4 address are:

  -untagged VLAN: enabled

  -untagged VLAN ID: e.g. 3

  -Management VLAN ID: the same without tag VLAN ID

  -IPv4 parameters are static in the ip range of the VLAN untagged

  -DNS server are set to manual for a server in VLAN 4 and to 8.8.8.8

  My problem is that I can connect to the WLAN comments but I never get the captive portal login screen.

  The First-Instance Association captive portal is set to VAP1.

  The Configuration of the Instance in captivity 'Vérification' is located in the local.

  A group and users are configured.

  The customer obtain an IP address in the host IP address range VLAN and can search names and IPS, e.g. www.cisco.com.

  If I try to open a Web site, and then I get the message that the server did not respond.

  Impatience on your part.

  Best regards

  Rainer.

  That's great. I'm glad to hear that.

  Eric Moyers

• 10 mb on the guest operating system network connection

  I just installed ESXi 4.0 on a server that has 6 physical Gigabit NIC I only got one of them enabled for now. I created a new virtual machine with a clean install of Windows XP Pro and I was quite surprised to find that when finally completed XP installation, she did know that the speed of 10mbit NETWORK card. Although the physical NETWORK adapter on the server is a Gigabit NIC, its connected to a 10/100 switch and the lisghts on the connection stating that the ESXi NIC host operating at 100 Mbps. Is there a reason why the guest operating system should see a 10mbit connection?

  Concerning

  Eugene Gill

  I agree with the previous post, but it should also check your network connection on your host computer speed (host, configuration tab, click on networking) to see how fast has been negotiated.

• Network connectivity XP Guest crashes: need help quickly!

  I have troubleshooted of many problems of VMware workstation over the years on my own; However, this one has me baffled.

  The installation program:

  • Client: Windows XP SP3. 1.4 GB of RAM. 2 processors.

  • Host: Linux 2.6.25 (Gentoo). AMD X 2 5600 + 2.9 Ghz. 4 GB of RAM. VMware Workstation v. 6.05

  Behavior

  From some time last week, the guest started crashing on boot. After some troubleshooting, I discovered that the guest will begin and if the networks virtual Ethernet (NAT and host-only) are disconnected. To log in after that start immediately blocked the prompt. I have not tested extensively, I think that the client works fine if the Ethernet devices are disconnected.

  Corrections attempted

  • I'd say it's Needless to say, but I'll say. VMtools are installed and up-to-date.

  • I tried to uninstall devices ethernet comments, turn on/off the guest and then reinstalling the virtual devices in the virtual machine settings.

  • Both devices on the guest had been set with static IP (below the range assigned by DHCP); However, their DHCP definition made no difference.

  • I ran the vmware script - configures .pl.

  • I rebuilt and manually installed modules (vmblock.ko, vmmon.ko, vmnet.ko).

  • I ran the guest with the debugger; However, the newspaper produces no significant output.

  • I tried to start an installation that I had saved a few months ago. He has shown the same behavior.

  • Virtual devices host seem to work correctly:

  root@cruise vmware # ifconfig vmnet1
  vmnet1    Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 00:50:56:c0:00:01  
            inet addr:192.168.101.1  Bcast:192.168.101.255  Mask:255.255.255.0
            inet6 addr: fe80::250:56ff:fec0:1/64 Scope:Link
            UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST  MTU:1500  Metric:1
            RX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
            TX packets:67 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
            collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000 
            RX bytes:0 (0.0 B)  TX bytes:0 (0.0 B)
  
  root@cruise vmware # ifconfig vmnet8
  vmnet8    Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 00:50:56:c0:00:08  
            inet addr:192.168.102.1  Bcast:192.168.102.255  Mask:255.255.255.0
            inet6 addr: fe80::250:56ff:fec0:8/64 Scope:Link
            UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST  MTU:1500  Metric:1
            RX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
            TX packets:110 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
            collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000 
            RX bytes:0 (0.0 B)  TX bytes:0 (0.0 B)
  

  Both devices are the ping requests.

  I need this function comments in order to get the work done, and it is not very useful, if I can't do this network.

  Important update

  I've upgraded to VMware Workstation 6.5.1. I have the same behavior. Now, I have another problem. The upgrade of the workstation triggered XP to request reactivation. I have three days (until January 8) re - activate XP. Activate Windows without a network connection is a royal pain.

  burmashave wrote:

  From some time last week, the guest started crashing on boot.

  Has nothing changed last week?  The installation of updates on your host?  New kernel?

  Activate Windows without a network connection is a royal pain.

  It takes 6 minutes by telephone.

• How delete/remove an unwanted network connection?

  How can I remove/delete a unwanted network connection that appears in a list of possible connections?

  I have my usual point of connection, but somehow a second connection point with the same base name appeared, but his name is the same as my main, but with the addition of his name to "guest.

  Hello:

  It depends on.

  With Windows 8, you right click on the network, you do not want and select forget this network.

  With Windows 7, see this link.

  http://www.technixupdate.com/forget-or-remove-WiFi-network-remembered-connectivity-details-in-Windows-7/

  If you want to never see the comments network, disable the network comments option in the configuration menu of your router.

  The "Guest" is an option on many routers that allows you to have people connect to internet via wifi from your router, but not have access to your home network.

• Why can't I configure guest network?

  TV, telephone and Internet are brought home through fiber TDS and distributed to households through ethernet.

  Actiontec modem/router (Model T 2200 H of TDS), is connected via LAN to my Airport Extreme (model HE ME918 / bought 08/09/15), and the primary network works fine.

  Recently, I tried to set up a network of comments and set up a name and a password. iPad, laptop or phone unable to connect to the Guest network.

  I have not noticed any IP address, subnet mask, router, DNS and search domains in the boxes associated with the network of comments.

  Is the router "does not fully with Airport Extreme" or something else.

  TDS is very focused on the PC and I found even any reference in section helps the router that they issued me so I'm not very confident that they will be a lot of help.

  Thank you in advance for any help posted here.

  Why can not put in place a network of comments?

  You have an Actiontec modem/router...and that you need a simple modem... If you want the function of feedback network works on the AirPort Extreme.

  When AirPort Extreme "sees" another router on the network, it is configured in Bridge Mode in order to avoid a situation where you have two routers on the same network, the two try to act as routers. That will produce any IP address conflicts and another called problem Double NAT... you do not want on your network.

  Unfortunately, the AirPort Extreme network comments feature won't work correctly when the AirPort Extreme in Bridge Mode.

  If Actiontec modem/router can be configured to operate as a simple modem.. .not one router... so the network comments feature will work correctly on the AirPort Extreme. Check with your provider to see if this could be a possibility.

• How is "Guest network" differs from the main network?

  I just purchased and installed a refurbished Airport Express. Everything works fine. In the installation program, it gave me the opportunity to create a network of comments, which I did and it works. My question: How is this different guest network from my main network?

  "Guests" that connect to the network comments can only access the Internet.  They cannot "see" devices on your main or private network.

  So if you want to not "invited" to see your personal devices and possibly see your private data on your computer or computers on your private network... or... you don't want to give "guest" password to your network private... it makes sense to leave the 'invited' to use the guest network.

• Windows Vista continues to try to connect to the VirtualProfile in network connections.

  I was helping my brother set up its new Netgear Wireless USB adapter in Windows Vista and kept running into the same problem.  Once the adapter has been installed, Vista would continue to try to connect to a VirtualProfile under network connections which would interfere with the connection of the profile.  I had my brother take the VirtualProfile and then it connected correctly.  However, after each reboot, the connection of VirtualProfile appears every time and we need to start over the process.  A way to remove this VirtualProfile permanently and why what is happening?  Thanks for any input.

  original title: Wireless Virtual Network profile

  Hello Flash4,

  Thank you for choosing Microsoft answers forum for Windows Vista.

  I suggest you go to your network card making and download / install the latest drivers.

  Also I suggest that you check your system for corrupted files. You use the tool (SFC.exe) System File Checker to check and repair corrupt system files. To do this, follow these steps:

  1. open an elevated command prompt.

  2. to do this, click Start, click programs, accessories principally made, right-click Guest, and then click Run as administrator.
  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password, or click on allow.
   
  3. type the following command and press ENTER:

  sfc/scannow

  The sfc/scannow command. analyzes all protected system files and replaces incorrect versions with appropriate Microsoft versions.

  Hope this information is useful.

  Thank you.

• The network connection issues of comments with EA6300 (Linksys Smart wifi router AC1200)

  I have a friend who runs a Bed and Breakfast, and it is problems with guests to be able to connect to the Guest network.  She bought this router on the recommendation of Best Buy Geek Squad, after that she had a few problems with his predecessor.

  Everything is configured correctly, the router seems to work very well, especially with the normal network.  Network comments can be seen, with a decent amount of signal strength, but when people try and connect to the network and try to use it, they are never invited for comments login screen.

  I was able to verify that it works in fact - I helped set it up, but apparently there are several people who use Android phones and tablets and iPads that do not receive a prompt to enter the password of comments and continue.

  Is there any manual addresses can be entered in a browser to access the web connection screen invited?

  OR even better, is there a way to assign the password to the guest SSID as a normal wireless access point rather than allowing customers to connect to a password-promptless guest SSID and must try to finagle screen comments for pop up password?

  It's very frustrating for both my friend who runs a business and myself who are in favour.  The router is defective?  Y at - it a new firmware?  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hi troybenedict. For Android tablets and phones, there is an option there to forget the network.  Let them do first and connect again.

  In addition, they should asked for the password only when they begin to access Web sites.  They do not have that?

  You can also check the number of comments allowed Guest Access tab. There are limits the number of authorized clients.

• MAC filtering with guest network

  Hello, I have E4200v2 of Cisco, and after someone hacked password of my router, I was forced to activate a white list of MAC filtering. Problem is that I also like to activate a network of comments so my small business clients could still connect to the wifi, without acceding to out to home PC (and drink our bandwidth).

  Is this possible? Thank you.

  1. make sure that disable WPS.

  2 change the router password on the Administration page to guarantee something.

  3 make sure to disable remote management.

  4. set WPA2 Personal with a new strong password.

  5 disable the feedback network.

  That will protect your network. Piracy is not possible unless someone passes the WPA2 password or have access to the router and ethernet ports.

  The MAC filter won't help you. MAC addresses are transferred, are easily picked up and not cloned.

  If you want to activate the guest network you must accept the fact that other computers connect to your guest network and try to access the internet from there. They manage unless they know the password, but still, they can connect to the guest network because it is not protected. Only access from the network invited to the internet is protected.

  He must also accept the fact that you can "drink your bandwidth. If you do not like who don't offer guest access.

• Guest network: ESET detects open network

  A parent has an EA6400. It has established its guest access. A guest the latter using an Android with ESET security phone received the following message:

  

  Security risk

  Connected to 'XXPrivateXX-comments '.

  Open network

  ESET recommends:

  Connecting to public Wi - Fi networks without encryption, your data can be easily captured by the eavesdroppers. Watch by accessing or submitting sensitive information over public networks without encryption application.

  Its 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz both have security mode WPA2-Personal. The router is password protected.

  Why the Android with ESET phone give the message in bold above? And what can we do?

  Hi, KStecyk. The guest network on the router Linksys EA6400 seems to be an open network, it doesn't have a lock on it, and he just allows you to connect automatically. However, once you connect to your phone's browser, it will ask you to type the password for comments before connect you to the internet. So it is always a secure network. You can check this link for the FAQ of the guest network: http://www.linksys.com/gb/support-article?articleNum=140727#q1

  Jay-15354

  Linksys technical support

• WIN8.1 upgraded to Win10, but no network connection

  Using

  VMware Fusion: 7.1.2

  Mac Yosemite: 10.10.4

  I followed the instructions here about download iso win10, mounting and running the Setup program on the guest operating system.

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US & cmd = displayKC & externalId = 2126929

  He seemed fine, but now I have no network connection. Less than 8.1 it work very well.

  I can see the Device Manager > network adapters > Intel(r) 82574L Gigabit Network Connection, but sharing network > network connections is empty.

  I found an article in tech on troubleshooting the NIC, uninstalled/installed and the vmware tools several times, is back to snapshot, etc., but not luck.

  Anyone come across this and know how to fix?

  THX

  I think I may have found the culprit. I can't say for sure, of course, having failed to make a blind study. But my boss was to restore my 8.1 instant, then uninstall the Cisco VPN client and a RSA customer. After the reboot, I then launched the upgrade based on the ISO Win10, who has worked. In addition, networking is in place! My suspicion is that the Cisco VPN client interferes with the network during the upgrade installation.

• Questions of ESXi 5.1 ISCSI--> cannot establish a network connection (continued)

  Hello world

  I had a problem there not too long ago (thread link below) where my ESXi hosts could not establish a connection with an IBM DS3500 on start up and "rescan", however their connectivity worked correctly without any problem after commissioning and when a "rescan" finished. We determined that the most likely cause was the unit IBM itself. However, I wasn't completely satisfied.

  In order to deepen the question and dismiss my guests being the problem, I created a unit ISCSI myself with two new hosts of ESXi 5.1 (version 1157734).

  ESXi signals that it cannot connect to the initiator ISCSI (network error) - but it can run virtual machines and browse data stores?

  The configuration is the following:

  Test environment:

  2 x ESXi 1157734 hosts

  1 x server Freenas ISCSI (ZFS R10)

  At the start of my ESXi hosts in the test environment, download the same error as our production environment. They also put on the same error message (in the event log) when I "rescan" map of the ISCSI software. However, once the scan is finished, I can't see any error message and everything continues as it should (Round robin, active active). I can get a brilliant flow also. It's as if the errors are almost... false positives?

  Example of the error message (test environment):

  Connection to the iSCSI target

  IQN.2011 - 03.org.example.istgt:iscsi on vmhba35

  @ vmk2 has failed. The iSCSI initiator couldn't

  establish a network connection to the target.

  error

  17/10/2013-08:33:35

  ESXi hosts are configured as follows:

  Test environment:

  • (ESXi hosts) Two network cards for ISCSI, one for VM traffic
    • NIC1: 10.20.20.2/24, NIC2: 10.30.30.2/24
  • (Freenas) Two network cards installed on the ISCSI device (dedicated to ISCSI traffic)
    • NIC1: 10.20.20.1/24, NIC2: 10.30.30.1/24
  • ESXi is set to round robin, which works properly (I can max on both ports at the same time)
  • Two VMKs are related to the ISCSI Software initiator and defined to dynamically discover the two ISCSI addresses
  • Unity of ISCSI and the hosts are not on the VLAN, the switch is dedicated to ISCSI traffic (However in the production, the two networks are separated by VLAN.) I removed the in the test environment to simplify everything)
  • The vSwitches (who hold a single VMK for ISCSI) are fixed:
    • "Promiscuous" mode: reject
    • Change of MAC address: accept
    • Forged passes: accept
    • The traffic shaping: disabled
    • No NIC teaming (obviously)
    • Each VMK inherits the settings of these

  Quick points:

  • My hosts use VMware approved NIC in my test environment. My production environment runs on full VMware hardware approved
  • Can I use ping of vmk join each each VMK ISCSI initiator
  • I can use the nc-z target_ip 3260 command to check connectivity to the port
  • The ISCSI test has two network adapters, each on 1 Gbps ports
    • I can get around 800mbps per port when copying lots of files (both ports are active)
    • I see no error in copying a large number of virtual machines around, or backup files
  • I only see errors on start up and "rescan".
  • I have two network adapters on each host ESXi dedicated for ISCSI. Each NETWORK card has a single VMK. A single mapped port on ISCSI, the other is mapped to port B (I used to have two VMKs by nic, but I removed that in order to simplify everything)
  • I have updated the firmware on our switch of production. No results
  • I've used 4 different switches in order to avoid a network problem. No results
  • I tested ESXi versions 5.0, 5.1 (799733 & 1157734), all have the same mistakes
  • The ISCSI ports are on different networks according to the VMware (I was told not to put on the same network VMKs)

  Any ideas? It's starting to drive me up the wall. Any help would be greatly appreciated

  I've seen several times in recent months and was beginning to think it is specific to the HP P2000 units because it's the only time wherever I saw him! I now believe that ESX/iSCSI rather than issues of driver or table.

  On my last install, I found that errors occur as soon as the table is connected, i.e. before any storage is displayed.

  Single host ESX, no guests. 2 Intel adapters to 2 HP past by dedicated HP P2000 1 GB table with all 8 wired ports.

  All roads are good, all lights are in the State expected.

  It did not affect the use of the storage in question to any site, so there has been no need / a momentum of any further investigation.

  B! 886y annoying however!

• Network connection - open and does NOT

  Please help on this

  I have set up a virtual machine

  Host system: windows 7

  Comments system: fedora 16

  I want to use the Bridge mode for the configuration of the network connection.

  So I choice within the parameters of the virtual machine-> hardware-> network-> network-> bridged connection

  Here is the configuration of IP address

  host system

  IP address: 10.0.1.100

  subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

  Gateway: 10.0.1.1

  Guest system

  IP address: 10.0.1.101

  subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

  Gateway: 10.0.1.1

  The result is the guest system cannot access the Internet

  Comments can ping itself (10.0.1.101) and host (10.0.1.100)

  However, he cannot ping the gateway

  Host system is normal

  He cannot ping itself (10.0.1.100) and comments 10.0.1.101 and entry door.

  It can also access the Internet.

  Can anyone help on this?

  Is that what I miss the configuration?

  Thank you.

  Welcome to the community,

  There could be several reasons for this.

  • How many cards of network interface (wired / wireless) do you have in your system? If you have more than one, make sure that you configure the network bridged in the 'virtual network' Editor to use an appraiser NIC dedicated to 'automatic '.
  • You use a managed physical switch? Some switches have port security enabled by default, which limits the number of MAC addresses on a single switch port.
  • Do you have firewall or Endpoint Protection SW installed on the system? Make sure that the traffic is not blocked by any of these applications.

  André

• Virtual Windows 7 machine network connection

  Hello

  I have VM hosted on ESX 4.0 on which windows 7 is installed, and vmnic is configured to use DHCP. I question that VM lose the network connection frequently. I observed in the summary address dose tab there is no IP. If I restart the virtual machine. I will return the IP address on the Summary tab. Please advice.

  below islog

  16:21:36.476 14 may: vcpu-0 | Msg_Hint: msg.piix4pm.guestInS1 (sent)
  16:21:36.476 14 may: vcpu-0 | Your guest has entered standby state sleep. Use the keyboard or mouse while caught to reactivate.
  16:21:36.476 14 may: vcpu-0 | ---------------------------------------
  16:21:46.637 14 may: vmx | GuestRpcSendTimedOut: message to the Toolbox has expired.
  16:22:01.639 14 may: vmx | GuestRpcSendTimedOut: message to the Toolbox has expired.
  16:22:01.639 14 may: vmx | GuestRpc: timeout ping app the second Toolbox; assuming that app is down

  Hello

  "16:21:36.476 May 14: vcpu-0 | Your guest has entered standby state sleep. Use the keyboard or mouse while he caught to reactivate. »

  Looks like windows 7 past in mode 'sleep', once the system is idle for a while.

  Go to windows 7 Control Panel apower options to select the power plan & select change settings.

  Never select the turn off display options & put the computer to sleep