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configure your access point as a DHCP server.
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I cannot access my access point because it has not got an IP address, how am i supposed to configure the AP via a browser if it does not have an IP ??
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<a href="http://192.168.0.1" rel="ugc">http://192.168.0.1</a><br />
or check manual of your AP
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Nobody else could come up with any solutions so had to find out myself .
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I have a air-ap1252ag-e-k9 access point, when I plug it in and connect to my network it does not pick up an IP address from the DHCP server. &nbsp;Also the LEDS are producing the following colours:<br />
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Ethernet: flashing green <br />
Status: flashing green, red, yellow one after the other<br />
Radio: flashing red fast <br />
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Has anyone any ideas what the problem could be, my dhcp server is not picking up the access point which is cabled into my router.
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I have a air-ap1252ag-e-k9 access point, when I plug it in and connect to my network it does not pick up an IP address from the DHCP server.  Also the LEDS are producing the following colours:

Ethernet: flashing green 
Status: flashing green, red, yellow one after the other
Radio: flashing red fast 

Has anyone any ideas what the problem could be, my dhcp server is not picking up the access point which is cabled into my router.

configure your access point as a DHCP server.

I cannot access my access point because it has not got an IP address, how am i supposed to configure the AP via a browser if it does not have an IP ??

http://192.168.0.1
or check manual of your AP

Nobody else could come up with any solutions so had to find out myself .

AIR-AP1252AG CISCO ACCESS POINT NOT PICKING UP IP ADDRESS

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