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seems to be working when i assigned static ip's to each AP along with a Default GW
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seems to be working when i assigned static ip's to each AP along with a Default GW

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Hi Everyone,<br />
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I have a new HP MSM720 Wireless controller and 3 MSM460 Access points I'm trying to setup &nbsp;but have run into a few hiccups.<br />
I posted a similar question a week ago and though it was resolved but I had to set everything back to factory defaults and start over.<br />
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If it set all of the AP's up in Autonomous mode (not changing any ip's) the MSM720 Controller will recognize them as Autonomous AP's and pick up their mac's ip's and all their system information. But if I turn them back to &quot;Controlled Mode&quot; they reboot but never pull any information from the controller and if log into the controller the AP's have disappeared altogether. <br />
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Any idea's?
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Hi Everyone,

I have a new HP MSM720 Wireless controller and 3 MSM460 Access points I'm trying to setup  but have run into a few hiccups.
I posted a similar question a week ago and though it was resolved but I had to set everything back to factory defaults and start over.

If it set all of the AP's up in Autonomous mode (not changing any ip's) the MSM720 Controller will recognize them as Autonomous AP's and pick up their mac's ip's and all their system information. But if I turn them back to "Controlled Mode" they reboot but never pull any information from the controller and if log into the controller the AP's have disappeared altogether. 

Any idea's?

MSM 720 and MSM460 access points

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