PS6100 connect to Hyper-V guest

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  Original title: Hyper-V DHCP

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• M20: Guest access has stopped working

  Six months later, my guest account has worked well. Guests with Mac and PC use. I used it with an iPhone 4 and iPod Touch. I even had a printer wireless HP connected and working, if I had to manually assign an IP in the range of standard network, beating probably the basic idea of a guest account. Several weeks ago no device could access the account of comments more. I got the printer working via the regular network account. But I still can't get any device to work with the guest account. Of course, the M20, I rebooted several times. I also tried to change the password of comments, save the change. What is strange, is that the iPhone and iPod are not any indication of a problem of password, so they will not ask for a new password. I changed the password to its original value. Still no access to the iPhone or iPod. But here is another oddity, or maybe a clue. Connection icons show the guest account verified (as if connected), but no icon indicating that it is locked or secure. The DHCP client log shows queries within the range of ip addresses assigned to clients and an acknowledgement sent in response (here 192.168.33.100). So the M20 motorway and the iPod touch (in this case) are in communication. Does make sense and there at - it an explanation, fix or a workaround to get access as a guest works again? My M20 is under warranty.

  Resolved, that the solution doesn't seem wise. I found on a site related to Apple a suggestion that the iPhones or iPad don't like passwords to network more than 8 characters. So I changed the pw of comments from Cisco to 8 characters. Restart the iPod touch. Got the pw invites this time and I walked into the new pw, logged. OK, that makes sense, I guess. Then I changed the Cisco comments back to my original starting pw, longer. Restart the iPod touch. At the prompt of pw. Put in the pw over a long time and it worked. That makes no sense at all. Oh, well, at least he now works again.

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  I have an E-1000 router. It works very well. With the help of Cisco connect, I put a guest with a password account. When I search "wireless networks", in addition to various neighboring systems, I see my account with a 'padlock' indicating that it is password protected and my guest... account but there not a padlock icon. With the help of Cisco Connect, I checked and re-checked the guest account has a password. In fact, at Cisco Connect it said "customers can log in using the password... ». Why no padlock icon? Is it because I'm just checking the "wireless networks" on a computer that is connected to the account main linksys so it "knows" that I have to join the guest account? Thank you.

  I have an E-1000 router. It works very well. With the help of Cisco connect, I put a guest with a password account. When I search "wireless networks", in addition to various neighboring systems, I see my account with a 'padlock' indicating that it is password protected and my guest... account but there not a padlock icon. With the help of Cisco Connect, I checked and re-checked the guest account has a password. In fact, at Cisco Connect it said "customers can log in using the password... ». Why no padlock icon? Is it because I'm just checking the "wireless networks" on a computer that is connected to the account main linksys so it "knows" that I have to join the guest account? Thank you.

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  stefanmaine,

  The guest network use https security type. If you tried to connect to your network of comments, you would be able to connect automatically, however you can not open all Web sites without having to enter the password in the comments. The guest network is used for temporary visitors to use.

  This link can help answer your questions about the guest network: http://kb.linksys.com/Linksys/GetArticle.aspx?docid=f35bd58fda4148929ac482f3c7968e04_Guest_Network_F...

• Guest WLAN with VLAN (Dell PC 6248)

  Hello community,

  I want to set up a WLAN of comments using 2 VLANS.
  Setup: IPFire, Dell Power Connect 6248, Netgear WNAP 320 Access Point
  

  The blue Interface on the firewall tag all executives with ID 15.

  The switch nearly all Ports are unlabeled and the native VLAN 1.
  The "Guest-VLAN" is the VLAN ID 15.

  The port settings

  G36: trunk

  G22:

  All unmarked frames in the VLAN 1 native get the ID1 when they reached Port 22.

  Belonging to a VLAN

  In VLAN 1 native

  In "Guest VLAN" 15:

  Yes, on the 22 of Port that is connected to the AP, executives with the ID15 (guest) and executives who get ID 1 should forwarded to the AP.

  AP, I've implemented 2 SSID.

  The staff-WLAN has ID VLAN 1 and comments-WLAN the VLAN ID 15

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  Another program installation on the access point:

  

  I am a beginner in this topic and English is not my language preferred, so please excuse the mistakes :)
  You have any ideas?

  Thank you. :)

  One thing I did not to until that earlier. You said when you plugged your workstation directly on the blue link, he got an IP address and has worked well? By default, that a workstation will send unmarked frames, then maybe the firewall is set to be without a label on this interface. In this case, we can try the following config on the 36 port.

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• MD3220i meet incl. servers. Hyper-V system

  I am trying to connect to a San:

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  I am aware of technical guides, deployment guides, etc. But all I can find is an address for the drive bays scheme. I searched these forums for questions simular, but mostly they are on the configuration of the controllers and the iscsi ports, but not on servers.

  I connected the disk controllers array with the management by Bay (1 per controller) ports to the LAN switch (vlan management). The eight by Bay (4 per controller) iscsi ports are connected to the dedicated SAN switches. Half the first SAN-switch ports. Other ports to the second SAN-switch.

  But I can't get the idea on how to connect the Hyper-V hosts. The Hyper-V hosts are in this exact similar PER710 time servers 3. There will be 2 more in a few months. For this purpose, I chose for a wiring diagram with switches and not directly related to the drive bays.

  My Hyper-V hosts all have two dedicated network cards (not bundled, jumbo frames, multipath) for ISCSI traffic. What will be the perfect for this configuration addressing scheme?

  I read on different subnets to the iscsi disk array ports. Allows to call their subnet A, B, C, D. And there's a different subnet for the management ports, connected to the vlan management on my LAN switches. Lets call this subnet E.

  In what subnet I put my Hyper-V hosts iscsi ports?

  I start with 8 total cards in each server and if you can afford it, consider even 10 NICs (NETWORK ports).

  Use a configuration like this:

  -2 ports in a team for the management of hosts

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  -4 ports non - teamed up for iSCSI with 4 unique subnets

  If you limit to 8 ports on your server, you can restrict the host management to just 1 port and also limit the traffic of Migration of the heart/CSV/Live rhythm 1 port.

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