A place to drop in and help one another out in a light-hearted and positive fashion. In short, Breezy!

Welcome

Welcome to Breezy!

If you've been regularly dropping in to this site, you might have noticed that all the content has disappeared. That's right....ker-blam! I had a little, shall we say, "experiment" with upgrading my Hypervisor to ESXi 5.1 and it blew away my whole RAID 1 array. Oops!

Anyway, time for something fresh.

This site's sister site, www.ipv6net.ca, uses a tunnel broker for IPv6 connectivity -- here's how....

You can run a 6to4 tunnel (like the ones www.he.net offer for free) through an IPv4 router. It simply tunnels IPv6 packets inside an IPv4<-->IPv4 tunnel.


[IPv6 LAN Subnet]<--->[IPv6/IPv4 router]<---IPv4 Internet---->[IPv4/IPv6 tunnel broker peer]<--IPv6 Internet-->

Site is Up! Now What?

I hope to start adding in forums and the like in the next little while. For now, I have a couple of Cisco forums and some general forums to start the ball rolling.

Caveats for Cisco Virtual Wireless LAN Controller (Virtual WLC)

This is quite interesting. I had a heck of a time trying to install/configure a Cisco Virtual Wireless LAN Controller and just came on this post:

http://jeensern.blogspot.com/2012_09_01_archive.html

To make a long story short, the Cisco installation instructions work fine, but there are some important caveats that the blogger found:

Points To Keep In Mind on the vWLC:

- Cisco Access Point not on code 7.3 and above would not join vWLC
- Incorrect time configure initially caused the self-signed certificate (SSC) on the vWLC to be invalid

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