Configuration Example, Routing
Cisco DHCP server & VRF
I had some issues while configuring some VRF’s on a Cisco router and using that router as a DHCP server. First of all the router wasn’t binding any DHCP request. The DHCP server configuration is defined below. ip dhcp pool guest vrf vrf-guest network 10.10.0.0 255.255.252.0 default-router 10.10.0.1 domain-name internet-only.nl dns-server 208.67.222.222 208.67.220.222 The configuration … Read More
Sophos UTM – WebAdmin access via proxy and IE9
I just configured a Sophos UTM cluster based on software version 9. I was able to configure the appliance via WebAdmin and I could access the User Portal without any problems. The customer is using a Citrix based environment with Internet Explorer 9. IE9 is configured to use the Sophos UTM cluster as proxy server. … Read More
Aruba RAP in bridge mode with remote access
The Aruba Networks Remote Access Points is a nice feature for branch offices or home workers. I use a RAP5WN at home and I configured different SSID’s on the RAP. The SSID’s are in tunnel mode, split-tunnel mode or bridge mode. The bridge mode connections are for my home devices, like my girls iPad and … Read More
Wireless controllers – the discussion continues
There is already a lot said and written about wireless controllers and it’s architectures. During my recent holiday my thoughts were wandering about this subject. At the beginning we had the stand-alone access-points, which were all configured as unique identities. Choosing the correct channel and power level could be a challenge in dense environments, so … Read More
Weathermap error message
After upgrading CactiEZ from 0.8.7.c to 0.8.7h with PIA 3.1 I received an error message with viewing the Weathermap plugin. Notice: Undefined index: action in /var/www/html/plugins/weathermap/setup.php on line 84 After surfing some time on the internet I found the solution. I change the syntax on line 84. The change is displayed below. Old syntax if($_REQUEST[“action”] … Read More
Configuration Example, Management
SecurEnvoy: debug logging
To get more logging from SecurEnvoy SecurAccess on a Windows server you have to add the following line to the file local.ini. Debug_admin=True A log file will be created with detailed logging. The log file is created under C:\Debug\admin.txt.