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you last sentence says &quot;I can ping....&quot; then it says &quot;i cannot even ping...&quot;. What do you mean by management interface (the hard ethernet wire)? Did you read the manual? Is there a console port where you can use the CLI to enable the web access?
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you last sentence says "I can ping...." then it says "i cannot even ping...". What do you mean by management interface (the hard ethernet wire)? Did you read the manual? Is there a console port where you can use the CLI to enable the web access?

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Just bought a Cisco 2106 WLAN controller w/ two AIR-LAP1242AG access points. &nbsp;I have gone through the basic CLI configuration on the controller. &nbsp;I am now able to connect to the controller via the Management Interface IP Address. &nbsp;That brings me to the web GUI for the controller. &nbsp;However, I cannot connect to the AP Manager Interface IP &nbsp;Address web GUI, or the access point's DHCP-assigned IP web GUI.<br />
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I can ping the Management Interface, but no web server responds. &nbsp;I cannot even ping the Access Point, even though I have verified the IP address via CLI.<br />
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Any thoughts? 
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Just bought a Cisco 2106 WLAN controller w/ two AIR-LAP1242AG access points.  I have gone through the basic CLI configuration on the controller.  I am now able to connect to the controller via the Management Interface IP Address.  That brings me to the web GUI for the controller.  However, I cannot connect to the AP Manager Interface IP  Address web GUI, or the access point's DHCP-assigned IP web GUI.

I can ping the Management Interface, but no web server responds.  I cannot even ping the Access Point, even though I have verified the IP address via CLI.

Any thoughts? 

Cisco 2106 WLAN controller and AIR-LAP1242AG configuration

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