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Chris35 · 08-21-2017

Hey, We are currently running an RFS6000 5.8.3.6. It has been noted that there has been degraded performance of AP's losing heartbeat on our network. I believe the 6000 is licenced for 256 AP's give or take. When digging around, the cfgd process sit...

Chris35 · 09-12-2017

Is there any scraping that goes on in the background for information on devices the RFS is controlling? We had an issue where all 150 of our devices were being scraped by an external process which would login and run a script every X amount of second...

Chris35 · 09-06-2017

Yep 192.168.1.x /24 contains: 192.168.1.1 - 192.168.1.254 usable hosts, minus the network and broadcast address of .1 and .255 Your nets that you are adding are both on the same subnet. /24 = 255.255.255.0 Chuck them on separate nets like: 192.168...

Chris35 · 08-27-2017

Im finding it difficult to understand what you want to achieve? if PC1 is connected to switch0 via an access VLAN 3 port you want to know if i can talk to PC4 on vlan 2?? What are the ports configured as on both switches going through to the hub?

Chris35 · 08-22-2017

Resolved: Turned out there was a script running that scraped the RFS for information on AP's was causing it. Perhaps because the poll time was set to 6 seconds is the real reason.. BUT each to their own.. CPU down to 11% now with cfgd @ 8% when that ...

Chris35 · 08-21-2017

Roger. There definately isnt any 'no lldp ?" line present on the config for the AP or RFS. Perhaps this is something to try out.

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RFS6000 - cfgd process 66%, total CPU load 92%+

RE: RFS6000 ---- CPU load averages : 1 min: 99.9% 5 min: 99.9% 15 min: 99.9%

RE: Address is on the same network as VLAN port_1_vlan!

RE: connect 2 switch with vlan 2 & 3 on each one.then connect them with a hub

RE: RFS6000 - cfgd process 66%, total CPU load 92%+

RE: RFS6000 - cfgd process 66%, total CPU load 92%+