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New Version 4.4.0 Beta Download: https://upload.cisco.com/cgi-bin/swc/fileexg/main.cgi?CONTYPES=wlc-conf-app-dev Fixed Missing column in rogue policies Exception error due to empty WLC (incomplete file) Added support for AP Rogue detection state "not...

I recently installed a new 5520 WLC with 1500 AP licenses.  I have 400+ APs currently associated to this controller and have been adding more.  Recently, I have had issues with new APs joining this controller.  Many instances I have seen the APs tryi...

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Hi Support, we bought a new Cisco Aironet 1562I Access Point (Manufactering Date 03/2017). Unfortunately the device does not start, after plugin the poe/ethernet cable. It seems the AP is in a boot-loop or none image is present in memory. We copied t...

Hello All I have a WLC 5508 and my new AP AIR-AP2802I-Z-K9 don't installed the right ios version, my AP is manage by controller but don't download the right IOS, the AP got the same IOS of WLC diferente my other APS 2702. Predownload Retry Count Boot...

Hi Fellow Mobility Engineers, I'm working on implementing FRA and I wanted to know if this would work with 40mhz channels, or is it better to implement with 20Mhz channels?  We have a high density design in a hospital environment with 3802i APs.  Any...

Hi! I have a problem getting 2 1832is to talk to each other... They are both K9C controller capable mobility express App with the same software version 8.3.x. One is set up as a controller and has a fixed IP for the controller part and DHCP for the A...

driver_288 by • Community Member
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I have a problem with two 2504 controllers. Problem description: WLC1 supports AP AP WLC2 5 AP. Both broadcast the same network. If I move between AP WLC1 to WLC2 AP device connects to the network if it reverts to AP WLC1 then the device connects whe...

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