Yes, er I thought I had.
I did a stop "All Services" from the Administration > Services page, which of
course shutdown everything and I had to log into the server and do "service
packetfence start". But (looking at it again) that did not restart httpd.
Doing a "service packetfence restart" seems to have ended that message. Can
you not restart this from the Web interface? (well, I guess it would be hard
to restart httpd, while using it :))
Thanks.
mlh
From: Francois Gaudreault [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2011 1:44 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Packetfence-users] Message: This switch is UNREGISTERED
Did you restart httpd and pfsetvlan after adding your switch? ;)
On 11-10-06 3:54 PM, Hart, Michael wrote:
I'm testing my new PF3 install. I have added my test AP to my switches.conf
file. However, I continue to get the following message in my packetfence.log
pfsetvlan(23) WARN: We have received a trap from switch 10.126.1.144. This
switch is UNREGISTERED. Flush the trap (main::parseTrap)
The "pfsetvlan(nn)" value rotates between 21 - 25.
What have I missed?
Switches.conf entry is as follows:
[10.xxx.yyy.zzz]
type=Cisco::Aironet_1242
mode=production
uplink=23,24
cliTransport=SSH
cliUser=xxxxxxxxxx
cliPwd=xxxxxxxxx
radiusSecret=xxxxxxxxxx
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