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Trying to convert a cisco 1852i to mobility express. I'm connected via the console and logged in, but I can't stop the constant scrolling and, after 15 attempts to find a controller, rebooting. I feel stupid, but I'm frustrated as hell trying to the commands entered between debug information and reboots. Ctrl c doesn't work and neither does undebug all.
OK, I got past my original problem. Downloaded the .tar file which loads much quicker, before the access point reboots. However, having a new problem.
The mobility express primary controller is now up and I'm able to login to the management interface, and the wlan is working properly on it. However, when I try to join the additional 2 ap's, they find the controller and get as far as Starting image download.... But then I start getting Discarding msg type 9 in CAPWAP state:10. Invalid event 50 & state 10 combination. And SM handler: Failed to process timer message. Even 50, state 10.
Any thoughts?
OK, I got past my original problem. Downloaded the .tar file which loads much quicker, before the access point reboots. However, having a new problem.
The mobility express primary controller is now up and I'm able to login to the management interface, and the wlan is working properly on it. However, when I try to join the additional 2 ap's, they find the controller and get as far as Starting image download.... But then I start getting Discarding msg type 9 in CAPWAP state:10. Invalid event 50 & state 10 combination. And SM handler: Failed to process timer message. Even 50, state 10.
Any thoughts?
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Try to make sure there are to Access Point policies already configured that would interfere with
the APs you are trying to add.
" clear capwap private-config" on your AP.
If that doesn't work your AP may be in the wrong Regulatory Domain.
the APs you are trying to add.
" clear capwap private-config" on your AP.
If that doesn't work your AP may be in the wrong Regulatory Domain.
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