1832 Access point

[lutfiabed]

Dear all,

I just purchase new 1832 access point I need it to work as standalone is it possible ? and how ?

[Philip D'Ath]

It can run in Mobility Express mode, standalone.

http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/technotes/8-2/b_Mobility_Express_Deployment_guide.html

[lutfiabed]

Thank you for your replay

now it is working in Mobility Express mode . but how can I keep it work as standalone ( I don't have managed switch)

[Philip D'Ath]

You don't need a managed switch.  If it is running in standalone Mobility Express mode it will keep working in that mode  - unless you change it.

[lutfiabed]

but how can I make the access point works in standalone Mobility Express mode ?

I didn't see the steps in the link above . if there is any tutorial on YouTube will be much appreciated .

thanks in advance

[Philip D'Ath]

But you already said "now it is working in Mobility Express mode".  Have you got it running or not?

[lutfiabed]

yes sir it is working in Mobility Express mode but not stand alone

I have 3 1832 access point one of them automatic working as a controller and the other is automatic connected to the controller and overwrite the configuration . it get the configuration from the controller ( the first configured access point ) .  

[Philip D'Ath]

Is there a reason, for this configuration where you have three access points on the one network, why you don't want them to a single mobility domain?  They are design to work in this way, sharing RF data and calculations.

[yasib ahmed]

What is the exact part number of your AP(you can find in APs back)??

If it is mobility express then your AP part number must be AIR-AP1832I-X-K9C. If it is only standalone then you can find AIR-AP1832I-X-K9.

By default Mobility Express include both IOS(Standalone & Lightweight). If you are plan to using standalone then delete the express image from AP.

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