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Asked by MACROLEVEL in Wireless Technologies, Network Routers
Hello,
Recently got Cisco ASA5505 with Aironet 1130AG as replacement to our existing RV042 / WAP54G. Net to Cisco equipment in general, had some hard time to set basic things on ASA and finally connected to Internet. Now is time to set the AP. Connected it to port 0/7 (DHCP server running on ASA), and saw that the new DHCP client uses IP 192.168.0.11). Aironet is powered over the Ethernet. The problem is that I can't open web-based utility using this IP address and I cannot connect to it using Telnet or serial port (the message is something like LWAPP_CLIENT_ERROR: lwapp_name_lookup - Could not resolve CISCO-LWAPP-CONTROLLER.myh
ome....).
Indicators: main rounded indicator alternating green, red and amber indefinitely, Etherner is green and Radio is red or amber).
After some research found that this AP is most likely in Lightweight mode, but there is a way to convert it to autonomous mode using CLI or Mode button. The problem is that I can't get access to it! To use Mode button I should first connect to it to program/verify the setup. So the question is how can I finally set this device so I can access it using (preferably) Web interface until I become familiar with CLI. If I should use CLI, please give me detailed instructions which command to run, what protocol to use to connect etc. Thanks.
20091111-EE-VQP-92 / EE_QW_2_20070628