“Finding good code for these controllers is tough. Sometimes it feels like you 
have to pick your poison with these things.”

Amen to that. Even more frustrating- what constitutes “good code” varies 
depending on whether you ask your SE, TAC, someone else at TAC, yet someone 
else still at TAC, or the community forums where the exalted Partners and VIPs 
get more information  on such matters than us lowly end users. Very often the 
partners’ opinions differ from TAC’s.

For the market leader, this is almost a decade now of  running insanity when it 
comes to wireless code.








From: The EDUCAUSE Wireless Issues Constituent Group Listserv 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Vlade Ristevski
Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2014 12:29 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] Cisco Controller Code

We upgraded our 5508's to 7.6.120.0 to support 2702i's and had catastrophic 
issues.  We run an Active/Standy HA pair with SSO.  We would get the following 
message:

#PEM-1-SETNAME: pem_api.c:8310 Unable to allow user <username> into the system 
- perhaps the user is already logged onto the system?

and a similiar message for 802.1x users. Basically the system thought the users 
were already logged in because the controllers were out of sync even though 
using the "sh redundancy" tools from the command line showed no issues. We 
would have to reboot the controller for it to go away.. TAC verified the issue 
was a bug (don't have the exact bug ID) and released to us   7.6.122.5  which 
has been stable so far. This all happened at the end of June.

Every now and then a controller would reboot as well. TAC attributed to:
https://tools.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCuo86819

Finding good code for these controllers is tough. Sometimes it feels like you 
have to pick your poison with these things.

On 7/31/2014 10:47 AM, Tom Klimek wrote:
We need to upgrade our 5508 controller code to support the 2702i AP's(Currently 
at 7.3.101.0). We have a lot of 2600, 3500 series AP's and some legacy 1142 and 
1131's. We are thinking about moving to 7.6.120.0. Has anyone had experience 
with this version ? Any issues? recommendations?


Thanks,
Tom Klimek
University of Notre Dame


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