RCMiller1981
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Cisco AIR-CAP3502I-A-K9 Serial Connection
Hello,
I have two of the listed Access points, I am able to get them to connect to my WLC, but when I connect a serial cable I am not able to get access to the CLI. I am using putty with the cisco rollover cable connected to a usb->rs232 adapter.
Putty Settings:
serial line: COM3
Speed: 9600
Data Bits: 8
Stop Bits: 1
Parity: None
Flow Control: None
When I connect if I hold enter I get output from the screen like the baud is wrong, I have gone through every standard baud rate from 110 - 921600
Any ideas?
I have two of the listed Access points, I am able to get them to connect to my WLC, but when I connect a serial cable I am not able to get access to the CLI. I am using putty with the cisco rollover cable connected to a usb->rs232 adapter.
Putty Settings:
serial line: COM3
Speed: 9600
Data Bits: 8
Stop Bits: 1
Parity: None
Flow Control: None
When I connect if I hold enter I get output from the screen like the baud is wrong, I have gone through every standard baud rate from 110 - 921600
Any ideas?
AlexBlinov
Can you attach a screenshot?
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You can always change IOS so it will be undefended AP (autonomous mode).
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Here is what is shown in putty if I hold the enter key after connecting.
Putty.PNG
Putty.PNG
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This is the device label from the box.
20151118_065441.jpg
20151118_065441.jpg
Hi,
It seems that is CAPWAP AP, so you not need CLI config
It seems that is CAPWAP AP, so you not need CLI config
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