I can't seem to find a place to update the hostname from "cnPilot R200P" for the WAN interface.
any ideas?
Open the config file and do it manually is the only way I found so far.
Checkout my last post.
http://community.cambiumnetworks.com/t5/cnPilot-Home-R200-201/Sip-Stack-Fail/m-p/53396#U53396
@NOWwrote:Open the config file and do it manually is the only way I found so far.
Checkout my last post.
http://community.cambiumnetworks.com/t5/cnPilot-Home-R200-201/Sip-Stack-Fail/m-p/53396#U53396
coming back around to fix this issue... the SIP issue with hostname didn't resolve DHCP server not getting the hostname. it always shows up and CNpilot 200 or what ever model. I REALLLLLLY need this to work. we've got about 400 routers out there now, and having to get into the CPE to see the mac table then hunt down the router is turning into a problem
we do management via FQDN so i'd like this working sooner than later.
customer-name.cpe
customer-name.router
tower-name-color.ap
are the 3 records i want working in our CRM application, without custom responses in DHCP, the FQDN is literally just a guess when they're all the same host.
just loaded 4.3.4 r 8 on some to see, we've got the field. but DHCP still gets the generic device name rather than the configured host. ETA, please?
if there is an extra line I can add to the config to do this, That'd work fine too. I've searched the config file, and changed all entries of the device name to the desired host name with no success. the only found hostname= field is filled out and doesn't provide that to DHCP.
Yes, It is a known issue. We have planned to fix this behavior in the upcoming 4.4 release.
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@nirajlochanwrote:Yes, It is a known issue. We have planned to fix this behavior in the upcoming 4.4 release.
estimated time frame for 4.4 ?
Thanks!
It works now!