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Converting Cisco Aironet 1130AG from Lightweight to Autonomous mode

Asked by MACROLEVEL in Wireless Network Access Points, Network Routers, Wireless Technologies

Tags: Cisco, Aironet, Aironet 1130AG, firmware image, IOS, Lightweight, Autonomous mode

Hello!

Probably a year ago I got brand new Cisco Aironet 1130AG (AIR-LAP1131AG-A-K9) along with ASA5505. I was able to set ASA for my small network, but I found that Aironet AP is not compatible with ASA because it is loaded with Lightweight Access Point Protocol image. I did some research and I am pretty sure that this AP can be converted to regular AP which will operate as Autonomous Access Point.

The problem is that I don't know how and all the information I found online is too complicated or inapplicable.

AP is powered on via power adapter. I can't open web-based utility using this IP address and I cannot connect to AP using Telnet via serial port (the message is something like LWAPP_CLIENT_ERROR: lwapp_name_lookup - Could not resolve CISCO-LWAPP-CONTROLLER.myhome....).

Indicators when the cover is open: Ethernet blinks green and Radio blinks amber continuously). If Aps cover is closed, the indicator ring is running through sequence of green, red and amber.

I did install a TFTP server on my laptop and copied the image I downloaded from Cisco which I believe is correct one for autonomous mode (c1130-k9w7-tar.124-10b.JA.tar) and copied it to TFTP-Root folder. Then I connected 1130-AG to the same network segment as my laptop (192.168.2.xxx, DHCP server is running on ASA). I can't restart the device even if I press the "Mode" button (which is I believe the reset button also) for more than 10 sec - there is no difference in indication and nothing coming up on TFTP server window.

Please help me flash this AP. I may need some details how to do so as this is my first Cisco AP and I have no experience using TFTP and flashing Cisco equipment at all.

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Converting Cisco Aironet 1130AG from Lightweight to Autonomous mode

Asked by MACROLEVEL in Wireless Network Access Points, Network Routers, Wireless Technologies

Tags: Cisco, Aironet, Aironet 1130AG, firmware image, IOS, Lightweight, Autonomous mode

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