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I have a virtual WLC running software version 7.6.130.0. I have a variety of APs on it from 1141 all the way to 2702's. I have 104 APs current connected with 7 licenses remaining.
I just purchased 2 refurbished 1602i's and am trying to get them to...
I found out why they are behaving like they are. The company that I bought them from gets them and then hooks them up to a WLC to make sure they work and such. Their WLC is running software version 8. Once it connects up to that the certificate ge...
Yes, I did try with 15.3.jbb6. That was the newest I could download. I got the same result as with the stock IOS. I also put on the same IOS that I had used in the previous 1600's that we have purchased. That is version 15.3.JA. That also did the...
Thank you for your response.
Both links look to be problems caused by the software level on the controller being version 8. As I said in my first post I am running version 7.6.
They are refurbished access points. They have a sticker on the back that says Cisco Wholesale Refurbished. It does have the rest of the standard stickers on the back with the model and serial numbers and such.
I checked out the software version on the AP and it is pretty new. ap1g2-k9w8-mx.153-3.JBB6. Here are all the boot up logs off of the AP and the relevent message logs of the WLC.
AP
flashfs[0]: 74 files, 15 directories
flashfs[0]: 0 orphaned file...
