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Resolved! WAPs with EWCs

Hello - I have a wireless environment that has 4 -1600 series aironet waps that need to be replaced.  I see the 9100 catalyst series offer EWC on the access points themselves.  If I replaced these 4 would I need each of the new access points to have ...

Hi,I need to convert AP type 2802i from Mobility Express back to lightweight.So far have done hard reset, and when it boots it restarts config wizard for ME.  How can I remove ME and make it join WLC againt ?thanks for help !

Hi Guys,Currently I am doing a wireless review. Some of the aspects being reviewed are AP tx power and clients connected to the AP on each radio. I am able to get the tx power on each radio by issuing "show advanced 802.11a/b txpower" command. But I ...

Hi everyone,I currently have 3 x model AIR-AP1832I-K9 running CAPWAP with WLC2504, due to WLC2504 failure I have switched 1 AP1832I to Mobility Express Firmware 8-10-185 mode.After I completed the transfer, the AP rebooted continuously and did not bo...

sangtx92 by Frequent Visitor
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Hello,I need sometimes to install my wireless ap on different places that require a static ip adress to connect to the web, but I cannot change the IP that is assigned at first manually on 10.128.128.128, The thing I need to change is the "Client IP"...

I have a Cisco WLC 5508 connected to a 24 port Poe switch. Switch is trunked to the router. I have an AIR-AP3802I-B-K9 plugged into the switch and the WLC is on the port right next to it. The ap gets an IP of 10.10.10.4 the WLC wireless interface has...

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