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spinnabs1 · 02-04-2014

We have been experiencing an ACS issue when our Active Directory servers are patch and rebooted. When this is done, the ACS service must be restarted on both our ACS servers. The ACS servers are Windows 2003 with ACS 4.2. Has anyone else experienced ...

spinnabs1 · 02-10-2014

The ACS will respond to local database queries fine, it is when it relays it to the active directory cluster that it fails. The ACS servers are on different subnets in different data centers, same with the AD servers. I checked the switch ports and h...

spinnabs1 · 02-05-2014

Use the "restart service" from inside the ACS web interface.There are 16 AD servers, they patch/reboot the even ones first and then the odd ones.

spinnabs1 · 02-27-2008

Are these devices on an Active Directory Domain? If so, and your ACS is linked to the AD, machine authentication can be used. This will use the machine AD credentials to login.

spinnabs1 · 02-13-2008

I also work in a health care organization that uses CoWs. We ran into the similar problems. It's not your wireless. As stated above, many internal wireless NiCs have very flakey drivers and were never designed to hold a connection for long periods of...

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