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Add the second WLC as a device to Prime.
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I did but it's not seeing the AP's on the 2nd device. &nbsp;It's strange.
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I did but it's not seeing the AP's on the 2nd device.  It's strange.

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the device is added but the audit says:<br />
WRMOISDAPCON2 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;AP 9c:57:ad:99:55:c0, Interface 802.11b/g &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Not Present in Prime Infrastructure<br />
Which I don't understand because its syncs
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the device is added but the audit says:
WRMOISDAPCON2            AP 9c:57:ad:99:55:c0, Interface 802.11b/g            Not Present in Prime Infrastructure
Which I don't understand because its syncs

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Perhaps. &nbsp;We need to renew our contract with cisco
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Perhaps.  We need to renew our contract with cisco

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as soon as the contract can be renewed.
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I had to rebuild my Cisco Prime machine. &nbsp;Since then it's only seeing the AP's on one controller. &nbsp;I have about 250 APs currently that I can see on each controller. &nbsp;The tricky part of this is one controller has Software Version 8.0.133.0 and the 2nd controller has 8.2.141.0. &nbsp;I had to do this because we purchased new AP's and we haven't upgrades switches to support the newer APs so I've split them. &nbsp;Is there a way for the controller (Prime) to see both controller APs
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I had to rebuild my Cisco Prime machine.  Since then it's only seeing the AP's on one controller.  I have about 250 APs currently that I can see on each controller.  The tricky part of this is one controller has Software Version 8.0.133.0 and the 2nd controller has 8.2.141.0.  I had to do this because we purchased new AP's and we haven't upgrades switches to support the newer APs so I've split them.  Is there a way for the controller (Prime) to see both controller APs

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