BKGarry

Stupid question @FN-GM but how (hangs his head in shame)

OK I am quite sure it is those ACLs assigned to the specific port that connects to the external WAN connection. The question is do I remove them, or would guys suggest adding the IP ranges from the new network for it? They are the extended lists called INBOUND-WAN and OUTBAND-WAN

This is our link into the KCN router interface GigabitEthernet1/0/24 description Link to KCC WAN switchport access vlan 999 So you think there would be an issue with the IPs to this port at all? EDIT In Fact I can see a 2 ACL lists to this port and VLAN, which I cannot see how to add to it. As where this IP range is different it may sit outside the rules already there

Boo, Done that still nothing, so at the moment I get DHCP no issue so it is communicating there, the WAN connection has the range setup, something is just blocking the traffic between his ip range and the wan

Silly question, do I need to add something to my outbound ACL?

So here is my latest running config, cisco.txt I am probably missing something here, as I cant ping the default gateway, but I can get an IP address I also cannot ping over VLANs (probably expected) So now it must be a question of routing the traffic somewhere

OK that is not in and I am getting IP addresses :-) - - - Updated - - - just no internet now - - - Updated - - - in fact I cant ping the gateway

actually I type in show IP access 100 and it shows nothing at all

I have had a look and cannot find it, sorry, I thought it was there.

Dear all, I just tried a port assigned to that VLAN and put the settings in and I can confirm this did exactly the same thing. No DHCP contact at all :-(

OK, I will leave it until school has finished and try again then.

:-( I have reversed all changes and got it back to working, Looks like there are some settings for this on the Meru controller. Highly annoying Wonder if it is worth making a new VLAN and then pumping it through there later on

My network hates me, I think it is the meru controller being a pain now

Errrrr, No longer getting DHCP though on VLAN40 :-/

luckily that part of my DHCP server already had a 252.0 on the new scope :-) (assuming that is going for my new scope of 52.1 to 55.255) I did get this at the end of the VLAN range commands 10.73.208.0 overlaps with Vlan600

10.73.209.1 to 10.73.209.255 It should be labelled as BSF guest or something like that

cisco.txtHiya all, I have had to upload it as a txt file as it was too long to post. The new range is 10.73.52.1 to 55.255

Thank you all. I will run this first thing and post it. I will get putty to log it all in a text file and then paste it in. Thank you again for your help. I must admit between this and powershell I have some training to do to catch up. 6 1/2 years writing timetables instead of being involved has made it difficult. It is nice to have everything together. Speak to you in the morning.

I will try in the morning. Is that basically "show VLAN" and whatever I did for for the ACLs like before?

Hello all, I am being extremely slow here and need to use the edugeek wisdom. I have inherited a Cisco vlaned network from the pervious BSF service without any documentation. I am having issues with there not being enough IP addresses in the range for the BYOD VLAN. I have got a new range for 1000 IPs for our WAN provider and have setup the DHCP scope but this is where I get stuck. I need to change the VLAN config and ACL for it but I really cannot figure out how to do it from the Cisco website so I need some step by step instructions to allow the IP range to communicate on the ACL (as I managed to see it isn't valid at the moment) and then I need to modify the VLAN to have this new range instead of the old range. If someone you basically do me a dummy's guide to what to enter on the consoles from login that would be excellent. As I really don't want to break something as there are at least 15 different VLANs and I don't wanna bring down everything Thank you all in advance and sending eduhobnobs to all. BKGarry

boooooooo, if the controller says it's ok then I am not too sure then, soz @witch

How long have you had the APs and controller, as Meru's support (although long winded) does get the problem fixed. They sent someone to our site to go through all of our issues and got stuff working seamlessly for us.

Do you have a control you can look at the status of it on? That's what I have to do as ours are all hidden above the ceiling :-(

If you don't, I am getting on a train and coming to find you

All your SANS are belong to us ;-)