Blue Status light on 1042 AP

[Kevin Melton]

I have 2 LWAPP model 1042N AP's each of which are connected back to a WLC.  For some reason, I have started testing DHCP on wireless clients for these AP's and controller, and in doing so, I am seeing the status lights change on the AP.  The most frequent transition is from Green to Blue.

What does this mean?

Thank You

Kevin

[Ryan Curry · Accepted solution]

I've not had any experience on the 1042's but for the 1132 and 1142 APs the blue light simply means that there is a device associated with the AP.  Green means the AP is up and functional but no clients are attached.

Anyone else - please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.

[dmantill · Accepted solution]

He is right.

For further details on the LED status

check this link:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/access_point/1140/quick/guide/ap1140gsg.html#wp37791

[Mark Ibrahim · Accepted solution]

The blue light indicates a client has attached to the AP.

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[fbarboza · Accepted solution]

Hi, yes blue means that there is atleast 1 client associated, but remmber that if you have more then one ap on the same site ap selection or ap roaming is a client based decision and the client could move between the aps makeing the leds change on it.

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