Cisco Vwlc Keygen

Solution Setting the eapol-key-timeout to a value longer than 1 second (default) fixed the issue. There is a tuning parameter on the Cisco WLC4400: config advanced eap eapol-key-timeout timeout Where the timeout could be set between 1 to 5 seconds. This parameter specifies the amount of time (1 to 5 seconds) in which the controller attempts to send an EAP key over the LAN to wireless clients using local EAP. Debugs and wireshark captures showed as follows: Client device does not answer to the EAPOL key exchange at the WPA key exchange time. Based on this, the WLC is sending a Deauth frame as per design.

1. Cisco Virtual Wlc

I know this was published before but I cannot find it at the moment so I will republish. If a person is running DRS for VMWare or any type of disater recovery solution that moves the vWLC to another host, the serial number of the vWLC will change.

Since our SN is node-locked to the UUID in VMWare, if the UUID changes, the UDI (and serial number) of the controller will also change. The only way to avoid this from happening is to maintain the UUID in VMware. Here are a couple of VMWare KB articles. On the line w/ Cisco Licensing right now. VMotioned my vWLC running 7.6.100.0 to another node in the ESXI cluster. After I had rebooted, poof.

All licensing was missing. Luckily we should have the license keys rehosted here shortly so I can get my APs back online. I don't see version 8.0.115.0 listed as a version with the known fixes, just the 8.0(100.0), and 8.0(72.160). Can anyone confirm the bug is fixed in 8.0(115.0) as well please?

Cisco Virtual Wlc

I would prefer not to vMotion again and repeat this entire licensing exercise if unnecessary.;) Thanks for the posting!