When trying to convert an 1142 AP from LAP to Autonomous AP, I did a mistake. I copied the new IOS (.tar) with the ‘copy’-command. However, I should’ve used the ‘archive /xtract’-command. When I reloaded, the AP presented me with this;
11 CommentsTag: ios
Ever needed to convert a Cisco LAP to Autonomous AP? I did, and this is how I did it;
17 CommentsTired of having a Cisco-device that always ends up with a wrong clock? I was.
The first thing you’ll need, is a proper NTP-server. You can either set up one locally (which syncs from a hardware-device ? like a GPS ? or from an external server), or you can choose one of the public available NTP-servers. I’ve chosen to use ?158.37.91.134? in this example.
9 CommentsUp until recently, I’ve had ADSL at home for some years. For the last year or so, I’ve used a Cisco 1812 as my router (the ISP-router was put into bridge-mode). A few weeks ago, when I got a 10/10Mbps fiber-connection, it suddenly became more relevant to host some services at home (why pay for web-hosting, when you can host it home, for free?). As a result of this, I stumbled upon a ?problem? that annoyed me a bit; loopback-support ? the ability to reach your services using your external IP, and hence applying port-forwards (this way you could use ?ssh externalip -p