Hi Gareth,
It is complex, I'm pretty sure its not normal either. Let me see if i can simplify.
If I make APs on controller 1 local and then foreign on 2, any changes made to the APs on controller 1 do not sync with controller 2.
If I remove all the APs, then reverse the process, by making APs on controller 2 local and the foreign on 1, changes will sync to controller 1. with me?
Ronald,
If I'm honest we have worked alongside a UK partner and they have configured it this way. I'd like to think that GTAC would make info like that aware to partners i.e. the admin port. Makes no sense to me. There is only one port in physical mode, the interface of the 172 address.
The AP split design is again the partners recommendation. when you say exceed the maximum APs for a EWC, they can support 1000 APs no?
The dashboard states Availability as "FFO"
We're running services in both B@AP and B@EWC, we're not using any routed services.
We're also are getting weird errors randomly, syntax errors when accessing randomly, tabs in the gui via a browse and then it boots you out and you can't log back in for a period of time. This make no difference if you access via the admin port interface or the physical interface. If i access via the CLI its very slow and then i get messages running commands like below; Error: invalid socket number Error: cannot send message Error: in receiving message.