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Wireless Controller Maintenance: Key Tasks and Best Practices

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A wireless LAN controller ( WLC) is essential in managing wireless access points ( APs), ensuring centralized control, seamless roaming, and secure connectivity in enterprise environments. Regular maintenance of your wireless controller is crucial to keep your Wi- Fi network stable, secure, and high- performing. 🔧 What Does Wireless Controller Maintenance Involve? Wireless controller maintenance encompasses software updates, configuration backups, performance monitoring, security audits , and hardware upkeep . 🛠️ Essential Wireless Controller Maintenance Tasks Firmware & Software Updates Regularly update the controller's firmware to fix vulnerabilities, improve features, and enhance compatibility with APs. Configuration Backups Periodically back up your controller configuration settings to ensure quick recovery in case of failure. Performance Monitoring Track metrics such as: Connected clients Throughput per AP CPU and memory usage Roam...

HPE Storage Support – Solutions for Reliable, Scalable Data Management

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Hewlett Packard Enterprise ( HPE) offers a robust portfolio of storage solutions— from Nimble and 3PAR to MSA and Alletra systems— used by businesses to manage data- intensive workloads. Whether you're under warranty or looking for cost- effective post- warranty options, HPE storage support ensures your systems remain reliable and performant. ✅ Types of HPE Storage Support Options 1. OEM Support ( HPE Pointnext Tech Care) Direct support from HPE engineers Firmware, patches, and proactive monitoring tools Service levels from basic to mission- critical ( 24x7x4, NBD, 6- hour CTR) Ideal for newer storage systems under active warranty 2. Third- Party Maintenance ( TPM) Support Lower costs ( up to 60% savings compared to OEM) Extended support beyond EOL/ EOSL dates Flexible SLAs with onsite spare part logistics Multi- vendor consolidation under one contract 💾 Common HPE Storage Platforms Covered HPE Nimble Storage Hybrid & all- flash storag...

HP 3rd Party Maintenance – Extend Hardware Life with Affordable Support

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If you're running HPE servers, storage, or networking equipment that’s out of warranty or reaching end- of- service life ( EOSL) , 3rd party maintenance ( TPM) can help you reduce operational costs and avoid premature hardware refreshes. ✅ Why Consider Third- Party Maintenance for HP Equipment? 1. Cost- Efficiency Save 50– 70% compared to HPE’s post- warranty support or renewal contracts. Budget- friendly SLAs with no compromise on service quality. 2. Extended Equipment Life Continue using ProLiant , 3PAR , or BladeSystem gear well beyond OEM support dates. Avoid forced migrations or upgrades pushed by HPE. 3. Custom SLAs & Flexible Contracts Options include 24x7x4- hour onsite , next business day , or custom spares stocking . Choose coverage by location, criticality, or system. 4. Comprehensive Hardware Support Proactive monitoring, diagnostics, and multi- vendor support under one umbrella. Level 3 engineers experienced with HPE’s arch...

How to Reset a Cisco 3900 Router?

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Resetting a Cisco 3900 Series router can be done in two main ways: a soft reset ( to factory defaults through the CLI) and a hard reset ( using the router’s mode button). Here's how to do both: ✅ Method 1: Factory Reset via CLI ( Command- Line Interface) Use this if you have access to the router's console. Step- by- Step: Connect to the Router Use a console cable and connect via terminal emulator ( e. g., PuTTY, Tera Term). Enter Privileged EXEC Mode shell Copy Edit Router> enable Erase Startup Configuration arduino Copy Edit Router # write erase or arduino Copy Edit Router # erase startup-config Confirm Erasure The router will prompt to confirm. Type y or yes . Reload the Router arduino Copy Edit Router # reload Do Not Save When Prompted When asked to save the configuration, type no . After reboot, the router will return to its default ( out- of- box) settings. 🔁 Method 2: Physical Reset ( Using the Mode Button) Use t...