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Force the ethernet port to 100Mb/s full on the switch. &nbsp;It's probably an autoneg problem.
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Force the ethernet port to 100Mb/s full on the switch.  It's probably an autoneg problem.

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Ok, I have connected a cable to the console port and connected the other end to a laptop and it has been running all day. The device has encountered issues now twice and it says if I want to see the crash log I can go to this location. /mnt/application/mwar_dump<wbr />1.crash but where is that located and how to I get to it. I am unfamiliar with Cisco commands so any help would be great. Also, once I get this log how do I find out what is causing the crash? If I post it can someone read it for me? <br />
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Thanks and sorry for being such a nube on this.
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Ok, I have connected a cable to the console port and connected the other end to a laptop and it has been running all day. The device has encountered issues now twice and it says if I want to see the crash log I can go to this location. /mnt/application/mwar_dump1.crash but where is that located and how to I get to it. I am unfamiliar with Cisco commands so any help would be great. Also, once I get this log how do I find out what is causing the crash? If I post it can someone read it for me?

Thanks and sorry for being such a nube on this.

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I have a Cisco WLAN 2100 series controller that keeps disconnecting from the network then reestablishing itself on the network about 10 minutes later. I would like to see what is causing this issue but don't know where to start really. I have attached the console cable to the device and have connected it to a laptop running a hyper-terminal client. I can log into the device but that is it. how can I &quot;Watch&quot; the device through the console so I can see why it is disconnecting\crashing all the time?
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I have a Cisco WLAN 2100 series controller that keeps disconnecting from the network then reestablishing itself on the network about 10 minutes later. I would like to see what is causing this issue but don't know where to start really. I have attached the console cable to the device and have connected it to a laptop running a hyper-terminal client. I can log into the device but that is it. how can I "Watch" the device through the console so I can see why it is disconnecting\crashing all the time?

Cisco WLAN 2100 series Controller Troubleshooting

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