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Saw that post, checked firmware version and it was not the version cited. &nbsp;However, upgraded and now I can access AP portion properly. &nbsp;Have to figure out how to configure now. &nbsp;Thx
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Saw that post, checked firmware version and it was not the version cited.  However, upgraded and now I can access AP portion properly.  Have to figure out how to configure now.  Thx

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Have the wired configuration up and running, problem is with getting the wireless configured. &nbsp;First reset to default-config and then tried connecting from the cli using &quot;service-module wlan_ap 0 session&quot; &nbsp;which stated that it needed an IP address.<br />
Assigned an ip address to the wlan_ap0 interface and when I connect I get the following prompt &quot;ap:&quot; instead of &quot;ap&gt;&quot; or &quot;ap#&quot;.<br />
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So the problem is getting into configuration mode for the AP.
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Have the wired configuration up and running, problem is with getting the wireless configured.  First reset to default-config and then tried connecting from the cli using "service-module wlan_ap 0 session"  which stated that it needed an IP address.
Assigned an ip address to the wlan_ap0 interface and when I connect I get the following prompt "ap:" instead of "ap>" or "ap#".

So the problem is getting into configuration mode for the AP.

Wireless configuration on a Cisco 881W

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