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We have set up Lightweight (Mesh AP) connect to our WLC. We have two Windows Servers that manage our Niagara Workbench infrastructure that connects to our Jace 8000's.Our problem is when the Windows Server 2016 is powered up, we have a big drop in AP...
For some reason we have some Mesh AP’s that cannot be pinged, but are connected to the WLC. Whilst some AP’s are ping able and are connected to the WLC. I am using the ping function in the WLC to test this. I tried to reboot/pull power on one of the ...
We use a WLC 5508 with AP 1532I Mesh AP's. I realized that we had our WLC/Filter configured with Ethernet MAC instead of Base Radio MAC. I went ahead and made these changes, but after I did this we lost half of our AP's. I have included a log from...
Looking at making some hardware upgrades to our current set up with WLC and AP's. Do people usually do a rip and replace method or add in the upgraded WLC, AP's and have two systems going at once. What would be good upgrades to the below equipment ...
I am having trouble with the connection between one of our Cisco Air-Cap-1602E (Autonomous Mode) indoor access points disconnecting from our Cisco air-cap-1552E Lightweight Access point. We have a WLC 5508, and a WGB set up for these AP's to connect...
Getting some good tips and suggestions of possible causes and better network set up.could the Windows server IP address being on same subnet as AP Management and WLC be causing a problem. The Windows server 2008 is on the Jace subnet? When a Window...
@Rich R @aleabrahao - Thanks for your response on this issue. Software version 8.5.182.12.We rebooted the WLC and that looks like it has resolved the issue we were having. All set now on this issue.
I GOT DUPED! I got it wrong and created alot of rework for myself. The ethernet MAC is what the AP is looking for in the WLC Filter for authenticating the AP and allowing the handshake. Thanks for the responses on this as very helpful.
@aleabrahao - Thanks for the feedback. Not sure why there is so much confusion on this topic when I am reading online. Basically it looks like our AP's connect when the Ethernet MAC address is in the WLC Filter, however the below statement seems...
@Scott Fella I am confused! Everything I have read says to put the Base Radio MAC address in the Security/WLC/Filter for authentication. However, it seems like the WLC filter needs the ethernet MAC added for the AP to connect. Not sure if that is...
