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Chain of repeater on AP1200 IOS

rtr
Level 1
Level 1

Dear all,

I failed installing this kind of infrastructure :

AP1200(Root)-AP1200(Repeat1)-AP1200(Repeat2)

I have to tell you that AP1200(Root) has a direct view to Repeat1 but cannot see (no direct view and big walls) Repeat2. So I need Repeat1 (which has two direct views to both Root and Repeat2) to make "the link" between the AP1200Root and the second Repeater.

I have taken off all the exotic configuration such as wep, authentication, ... the 3 AP1200 are in blank config + station-role + ssid configuration.

With this configuration, Repeat1 see AP1200Root but not Repeat2.

So to make investigation I changed the Repeater1 to Root and the Root to Repeater1 in order to have a configuration where the AP1200Root is able to have a direct view of the two AP1200Repeaters and then it working perfectly fine.

So my question is : "Does the AP1200Root needs to have a direct view with all the repeaters ?"

In that case, I do not understand the "repeater chain" term. Or may be I failed configuring a special settings somewhere to tell Repeater2 that he is the Repeater of the Repeater1 ?

Can someone give an idea for me to investigate further more ?

Thanks a lot in advance.

RTR

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beth-martin
Level 5
Level 5

No the root does not need to have a direct view with the repeater, as you say then the whole purpose will become void. Must be some other problem. Double check your config.

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