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Greetings, I have a 5508 WLC and 3602i APs that I need to reconfigure on a "rebuilt" network, but I have no experience with Cisco wireless. I figured it would be best to start fresh with the WLC and reconfig it operate on 192.168.1.1 coming from a s...
Greetings network pros,I'm a bit of a rookie and I am sure I am missing a simple command/configuration.I have Cisco 3925 router. Gi0/0 is from the modem (DHCP IP). Gi0/1 is configured to hand out 172.16.1.X IPs. Gi0/2 is configured to hand out 172...
I found this article. It says that rolling back the time to a certificate-valid time will work to establish a connection between APs and the WLC. https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/field-notices/639/fn63942.html I set the date back to 2019 (...
System time on the WLC is accurate.LOTS of logs booting from the switch. Please see attached.Bad certificates and duplicate IPs. Thanks again for the assistance!
(edit: added AP boot log.txt) Same WLC, same version. I was able to dig up a different usb to rs232 adapter and can get into the AP. I am also using a POE injector at the moment, with the AP going straight into Port 1 (management port) of the WLC. ...
The APs are AIR-CAP3602I-A-K9 The WLC and APs were functional prior to appliance failure (old router), so a new appliance has been reinstalled and the network reconfigured.
Good Morning Sandeep and thank you for your continued assistance, The APs remain on. I have a total of nine of them already mounted, with 2 taken down so I can get all this figured out. All 9 remain on, but cycle green/red/amber (discovery process)...
