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Converting 9115AXI-B CAPWAP to 9115X-EWC

HmksInc67088
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Hey all - I just got 6 9115AXI-B access points for a new office.  I was told by Cisco and my reseller that when I received them I could follow this upgrade process to turn one into a controller for the rest.

 

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/wireless/embedded-wireless-controller-on-catalyst-access-points/215303-embedded-wireless-controller-conversion.html

 

I did everything in the instructions as indicated but after all the upgrading and rebooting the device doesn't seem to be working correctly anymore.

 

The CLI does come up and I can type commands but the ethernet interface will not work at all.  I can no longer get any network communication to/from the device even though it previously worked just fine in CAPWAP mode to update the software.

 

Additionally the access point is not broadcasting any kind of provisioning SSID nor will the mobile phone app work either.

 

Currently I can only access the device through the CLI (can't even ping).  The LED on top is also cycling through all its colors (red, blue, green) repeatedly.

 

Any help would be really appreciated.  I've only ever dealt with physical WLC devices with 18xx or lower APs.

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JoshuaGenin
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Hi buddy, facing exact same at my end too, did you get any way out yet from any other sources?

 

Regards,

Joshua Genin

RosesTin
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I've configured a few of these and got stuck with this same issue. I then realised I'd not followed the instructions exactly as shown, specifically;

 

Would you like to terminate autoinstall? [yes]: no

Initially i'd just pressed enter, got to a command line and configured as it stated but couldn't get it to come up properly. When I saw this step that I'd missed I reset the AP, got to the same place, typed no and got to the eWLC command line. Followed the rest of the guide and everything worked fine. 

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