09-08-2009 05:33 AM - edited 07-03-2021 06:01 PM
Version 5 software all works OK
Upgrade to 6.0.128
5Gig radios all disabled with error
AP on the 802.11a radio with Base Radio MAC xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx (APxxx.xxxx.xxxx) is unable to associate. The regulatory domain configured on it '-A' does not match the controller's regulatory domain: -N
The controller is set to Australia
Configured Country Code(s) AU
Regulatory Domain
802.11a: -N
802.11bg: -A
The access point is a AIR-LAP1131AG-A-K9 (the one for Australia)
all looks OK.
What has broken since version 5.0 I could and the country US to the county list and get around but I should not have to do this
09-08-2009 05:35 AM
update. I added the country US but still get the same error
09-08-2009 01:58 PM
I think I may know what your problem is ...
Your Cisco authorized reseller sold you the WRONG model. APs sold "down under" should have "-N-" (for Non-FCC Compliance, I think). You have the AIR-LAP1131AG-A-K9.
Talk to your reseller and ask if they can replace it for you.
As a workaround, telnet/console into the AP and enable the radio. The bad news to this workaround is you are unable to save the config therefore you need to do this everytime the AP boots up.
Sorry mate. It's the best I can think of.
03-13-2010 12:09 PM
Hi Charles,
I am also Cisco Network Engineer and found you on Cisco Support Community forum. I would like to ask you something in regards to one of your topics if you don’t mind. You mentioned that you would be doing the following “I would also be changing the polarization of the antenna to be 90 degrees off the existing one. IE rotate the antenna by 90 degrees“, have you done it already? What was the result of this and why would you do that? You see I have also a client with 2 Yagis pointing at each other with a distance around 2.5km and AIR-BR1310 bridges. What I am looking for it to get the signal strength better because it seems like now and then the non-root bridge disassociate itself from the root bridge due to weak signal. I heard that by turning both antennas by 90 degrees (changing polarization) clockwise or anticlockwise you can actually improve the signal strength, is that correct? How do you actually do that, by turning the tube in relation to the horizontal axis?
I would greatly appreciate you experience on that and ony other tips you would like to share with me.
Best regards,
Remi
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