Warning! No AP will come up unless the time is set.

[Mike Vzz]

when  try to put  backup on new wlc, show me  the next error

Warning! No AP will come up unless the time is set.
 Please see documentation for more details.
Error: There can not be multiple maps for the field 59.1.5.0
Config CLI:config rf-profile data-rates 802.11a disabled 6 Test

Error: There can not be multiple maps for the field 59.1.5.0
Config CLI:config rf-profile data-rates 802.11a disabled 6 Test

some know why?

[Scott Fella]

Edit the config and move the command which creates the RF-Profile to the top of the RF-Profile commands. 

-Scott

[varunag]

Please refer below for the process of Backup

http://mrncciew.com/2013/01/25/backup-restore-wlc-configs/

[Mike Vzz]

hello,

I saw the link and, I followed step by step like to example, but  showing me  the same message.

assword:*********         *********

(Cisco Controller) >transfer download mode tftp

(Cisco Controller) >transfer download datatype config

(Cisco Controller) >transfer download filename wlc-backup-2015-04-16

(Cisco Controller) >transfer download path .

(Cisco Controller) >transfer download serverip 10.0.0.2

(Cisco Controller) >transfer download start

Mode............................................. TFTP  

Data Type........................................ Config        

TFTP Server IP................................... 10.0.0.2

TFTP Packet Timeout.............................. 6

TFTP Max Retries................................. 10

TFTP Path........................................ ./

TFTP Filename.................................... wlc-backup-2015-04-16

Encrypt/Decrypt Flag............................. Disabled

Warning: Downloading configuration will cause the controller to reset...

This may take some time.

Are you sure you want to start? (y/N) y

TFTP Config transfer starting.

TFTP receive complete... updating configuration.

Warning! No AP will come up unless the time is set.

 Please see documentation for more details.

Error: There can not be multiple maps for the field 59.1.5.0
Config CLI:config rf-profile data-rates 802.11a disabled 6 Test

Error: There can not be multiple maps for the field 59.1.5.0

Config CLI:config rf-profile data-rates 802.11a disabled 6 Test

[Jaccobbchoi]

Remove out-of-box settings and this will work!

1. Go to WLAN -> AP Group  then delete out-of-box group

2. Go to Wireless -> RF Profile -> Out-of-box remove the settings for Radio A and B/g/n

BOOM!

[mohanak]

configuration with rf-profile commands cant be uploaded

CSCuj15593

Description

Symptom:backed up WLC configuration, with rf-profile commands, can not be uploaded to another WLC.

Conditions:WLC configuration with rf-profile commands if both 802.11a and 802.11b/g profiles exist.
Workaround:1. Open the configuration file in a text editor. Find the commands related to rf-profile
2. This bug happens when the the commands for rf-profile data rates/transmit power etc occur BEFORE the command that actually creates the rf-profile. For example, you may see something like this

config rf-profile data-rates 802.11a mandatory 6 test 
config rf-profile data-rates 802.11a supported 9 test
..... 
config rf-profile create 802.11a test

3. Move the "create" command before any of the other commands related to the rf-profile. So the above should be changed to

config rf-profile create 802.11a test
config rf-profile data-rates 802.11a mandatory 6 test 
config rf-profile data-rates 802.11a supported 9 test
..... 

4. Download the new config to the controller as usual





More Info:wlc software 7.4.110.0. create a config back up with rf-profile configuration. then try to upload it to another WLC. it will fail saying following in the debug:-
*TransferTask: Sep 05 18:05:52.951: RESULT_STRING: Error: There can not be multiple maps for the field 58.1.5.0
Config CLI:config rf-profile data-rates 802.11a disabled 6 test123

[Jaccobbchoi]

Hi mohanak,

I believe what you posted is for 58.1.5.0 error and not 59.1.5.0. I encountered the same issue with miguel and the workaround is to remove the out-of-box settings. unless miguel is using out-of-box feature which could possibly use the one you mentioned. 

Cheers,

Jaccobb

[Scott Fella]

The issue is the position of the create Rf profile on the configuration file. You need to edit the configuration file to place this command on the top of all other RF profiles.  Or just remove all the rf profiles which out of box is one. 

-Scott

[CNM88]

Jaccobb, exactly. I received the same error (59.1.5.0) & we had to remove those default rf-profile statements in order for the config to be accepted. Simply moving the create statement to the to wasn't sufficient.

[Scott Fella]

I'm glad that this was identified as a bug:)  I've just learned to make the changes agrees beating my head on the table a few times. I wish that the GUI showed the errors also, because I was able to figure this out when using the CLI. 

-Scott