David Haycox
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Cisco WLC: how to set up a single SSID with WPA2 password
We have six Cisco AIR-CAP1702I-E-K9 APs and a virtual WLC (v8.0.140). The APs are joined to the WLC (10.50.50.119) and have static addresses configured (10.50.9.101-106). They are connected over a WAN link.
I have configured:
However the APs do not appear to output any wireless signal.
How can I enable the wireless network?
I have configured:
However the APs do not appear to output any wireless signal.
How can I enable the wireless network?
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So far so good, thanks. Clients can connect to the WLAN and if they have a static IP they can communicate as expected - it's just DHCP that's not working.
I have entered the DHCP server address for the local site in the interface for the site (Controller / Interfaces / Interface name / Primary DHCP server) but no change.
How can I tell clients to use a specified DHCP server (it's only one on their subnet)?
I have entered the DHCP server address for the local site in the interface for the site (Controller / Interfaces / Interface name / Primary DHCP server) but no change.
How can I tell clients to use a specified DHCP server (it's only one on their subnet)?
ASKER
Sorry, stupid error - the DHCP server on the LAN was disabled.
ASKER
They are getting DHCP addresses from the remote end of the WAN link though, so that's the next thing!