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David Watkins · 05-03-2013

This is a cut and dry installation of all required roles to accomodate utilizing NPS on a Microsoft 2008 R2 server for PEAP authentication of wireless clients from an 802.1x WLAN on any Cisco WLC. I see numerous requests regarding this configuration...

David Watkins · 09-21-2016

IQ(Iraq) is country code -E. Your AP is -C. You must select a country code that supports the model of AP you have. The AP and WLC must have matching regulatory domains configured.

David Watkins · 09-21-2016

Agreed, more detail is needed but the obvious first issue is to ensure your domains are set accordingly. Ammar, I would suggest you collect outputs of the debugs asked above. It would also be helpful to capture the console output of the AP booting...

David Watkins · 09-21-2016

Please read the regulatory compliance link I sent for that information. You should only select the country code your APs are intended to operate in. If you have the wrong AP model you need to get the correct one, not select Country Codes that are not...

David Watkins · 09-21-2016

Your AP is a -C domain. It's in the model type. -C- If the AP is intended for use within GB, then you would need an AIR-LAP1142N-E-K9 operating an AP outside of its regulatory domain is not recommended as you may be violating laws and regulations.

David Watkins · 09-21-2016

If your AP is a -C domain, but your country code is -E (Great Britain), it will not join the WLC. You need to make sure you are using the appropriate regulatory domain where the Access Point will service clients.

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IQ(Iraq) is country code -E.

Agreed, more detail is needed

Please read the regulatory

Your AP is a -C domain. It's

If your AP is a -C domain,