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I am planning a migration of APs on an existing 8540 series AireOS WLC to a 9800 IOS-XE WLC. The indoor APs are straightforward and I've done those migrations several times at this point.
However, I've never migrated APs configured as bridges from A...
We have a single 2702I-B series AP that is unable to join our 9800-80 WLC. The other 100+ APs at the same site, same IP space, and same model were able to join no problem. For the AP with the issue, we do see a Join attempt, but the 9800 simply sta...
I am working on a new 5520 WLC running 8.3.143.0 code. We have a WLAN using Layer 3 Passthrough for security. From my understanding, to avoid a certificate error on the browser of an end user, you could generate and upload a 3rd party certificate o...
We are designing an AP placement plan for a large hospital that will have requirements for high density and location services for an RTLS solution. We are planning on using the 3800 series AP. The RTLS solution operates on 2.4GHz only--obviously th...
I have two 1572EAC AP's configured as a point-to-point bridge; each using a AIR-ANT2588P3M-N= antenna. The antennas are connected to ANT ports 1-3. We are running a standalone image--so no WLC in play. We are only using the 5GHz Dot11Radio. I hav...
Unfortunately, we do not have the equipment to lab this scenario. Appreciate the call out on the MAC address format. I haven't found any documents describing this scenario, so it might be best to configure from scratch.
What do you mean by having the APs join as CAPWAP? Do you mean local mode AP? We have a point-to-point setup, so converting the MAP to local mode would require a wired connection no?
