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Access point stack in ap: mode

jain.manish94
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team access point stuck in

ap:

What to do.

It is c1200 series ap

Dir flash : there is one k9w8 dir

It is not booting again I am getting 

ap:

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Haydn Andrews
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The k9w8 is a lightweight image. Are you trying to join to a Controller? if not then you will need to convert it to an autonomous image.

If your joining a controller:

Make sure that the AP can find the controller, DHCP option 43/ DNS / same subnet.

Then try:

 

boot flash:/<dir>/<image name>

If that doesn't work, then try copying a new recovery image to the AP via TFTP. If you are not using a controller use this same method to copy the autonomous image over :

This can be any IP and subnet

ap:set IP_ADDR 10.0.0.1
ap:set NETMASK 255.0.0.0
ap:set DEFAULT_ROUTER 10.0.0.5

ap:ether_init
ap:tftp_init
ap:tar -xtract tftp://(ServerIP)/Filename Flash:
ap:boot flash:/<dir>/<image name>

You might have to delete the previous image if before these steps due to the flash size on these APs

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I did all and set all command and was trying to copy k9w8 file to recover ap from ap: mode. I can direct copy lightweight image right ?

 

1. I am not able to ping access point ip address from my laptop . On my laptop there is tftp app also.

2. I was getting error permission denied when I am running tar xtract tftp::// command.

 

Plz help me if I am running any wrong command and why I am getting error.

 

After that I told to user connect laptop to access point and console cable from lapi to ap. But still the lapi is not able to connect with ap with same ip subnet.

 

Plz help regarding this

 

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