On 19/4/20 4:08 am, Turner, Ryan H wrote: > > All, > > > > We think we resolved it. As others said before, it was the port we > was wrong. As soon as we changed it to 1700, everything worked. The > thing that has me scratching my head is why the Cisco WLC would be > responding with properly formatted NAKs when we were sending to the > wrong port. This is probably a bad analogy, but it would be like your > http server deciding to respond to a random port instead of 80. > > > > Happy this worked out, and I appreciate the captures. As it turns > out, we are still sending the AVP type 55, and the WLC is not complaining. > I would be interested to see what you have in XMC/Control/Access Control/Configuration/Global Settings/Engine Settings/Reauthentication/Switch Reauthentication Configuration/the appropriate sysObjectId for the Cisco WLC/Edit.../RFC 3576 Configuration, and then what Manage RFC 3576 Configurations... has. I have this, which has the correct port:
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