1242 AP stuck in oper down status

Hello,
I recently deployed a 1242a\b\g AP. I can see it in WCS (version 4.1). However, the radio's are stuck in a oper down status. At first I was getting an error that the power was insufficient. It is set up with an ethernet power injector. I switched out the power brick and injector. Now I just get the down status on WCS.
The radios show they are enabled and admin status is enabled, but so far every attempt to bring the radios up has failed. Is there something else I need to check or configure?

Hi Kendall,
Just to add a note to the good info you received from Frank. If the radios are down this sounds like you are still having a power issue. Have a look at this recent thread;
http://forum.cisco.com/eforum/servlet/NetProf?page=netprof&forum=Wireless%20-%20Mobility&topic=WLAN%20Radio%20Standards&CommCmd=MB%3Fcmd%3Ddisplay_location%26location%3D.1ddc4f01
Hope this helps!
Rob

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/people/sap.user72/blog/2005/11/29/xi-how-to-re-process-failed-xi-messages-automatically
Also check the SXMB_MONI of Application System(R/3) if you have a access about is proxy message is executed or not .
If the status is restart not possible, then you need to reprocess that.
Hope this helps,
regards,
moorthy

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Hi,
We are using OIM 11gR2 and we are seeing the following behaviour whenver we request for Application Instance
1) End User logs in and requests for Application Instance.
2) The request is created and assigned to the manager for approval.
3) Manager logs in and approves the request.
4) The Requested resource is assigned to the user and the status of the resource is Provisioned. All the tasks in the Resource History are in Completed status.
5) If we see the status of the request, it remains in Operation Initiated status.
We expect the status of the Request to be Request Completed and not remain in Operation Initiated. We are sending a mail notification to the manager once resource is provisioned.
If we remove the notification part, the status of the Request is coming as Request Completed as expected. However with notification getting triggered we are getting problem.
Please suggest a solution.
Thanks and Regards,
Mayuri
Edited by: 943112 on Mar 11, 2013 7:09 AM

Usually after the request is approved and if there is any pending task in provisioning it goes to 'Post Operation Processing Initiated' status. If 'Task to Object Status' mapping is not done properly the request stays in the same status even though all the tasks are completed.
check this link for various request status
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E27559_01/user.1112/e27151/req_mangmnt_user.htm#BGBGIIDH
In your case it is going to 'Operation Initiated' status when notification is attached. Can you tell where have you triggered notification? In SOA approval task or in Provisioning process? If it is in SOA check whether proper status is returned to the callback webservice after that. Else if it is in provisioning check for task object status mapping.

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The mobility group members from our guest controller have went into a down status twice since upgrading the 5508 WLC to software version 7.4.110. What can we do to remedy the problem?

1. First upgrade the WLC to 7.4.121.0 version (this is pretty stable).
2. paste the config and logs from WLC.
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All,
Extended Classic Scenario   7.01
We have Shopping Carts set up for auto approval.    From time to time some Shopping Carts get stuck in awaiting approval status and we need to manually force them to go.   We have not been able to identify a root cause for this so we would like to create an abap that would identify those SCs that are stuck then submit   BBP_REQREQ_TRANSFER   to transfer those SCs.
The problem we are having is finding the correct combination of status's that will capture those SCs that are truly awaiting approval.
We first find all those SC with status = I1015 (awaiting approval)
Then we exclude those with status i1040 (deleted) and i1129 (followon document created)
It seems in our testing that sometimes the status i1129 has an "X" in the inactive column.   Should those then be reprocessed and therefore not excluded?
Thoughts...
Sandra

Hi Sandra,
For your code logic, I1129 with inactive X should be included to get the list of SC which are in awaiting approval or may be approved but without follow on doc.
But could you check if you get any message in RZ20 after the follow on doc is created and it becomes inactive ?
may be you can check the SAP note: 1499352 - SRM Transfer: Redesign, bug fixes
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How to configured mail Alerts in OEM 12c for WebLogic Servers up/down status?

Hi,
I am new in Oracle Enterprise Manager so please tell me How to configured mail Alerts in OEM 12c for WebLogic Servers up/down status?
Thanks,
Sagar Pawar.

Hi Sagar Pawar ,
First you need to set the email notification :
Kindly review :
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12c Cloud Control: Steps to Configure Email Notification Method (Doc ID 1368262.1)
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Some of the Employee replication has been stuck in not started status.When you go to the edit mode and click on replicate and then save, the entries will be saved. But the status of the employee replication will be in not started status instead of successful or failed status.
The reason might be discrepancy in the secondary persistence. This lead to the fact that you got records by the query which seemed to be relevant, but in the original persistence they were already marked as irrelevant. From SAP end we trigger a reload of the secondary persistence and the issue will be solved.
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If you think it's a real login, reboot the PC.
If you think it's a hung session then you'll have to restart a service of two. I would just plan for a maintenance window and reboot the server along with your CUCM CTI Manager.
Good luck and happy troubleshooting!
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Hello Friends,
I want to include Production order operations status in customized report. Can you pls suggest me how to fetch Operations status since I am unable to find the same from any of the Production Order Operation table (AFVC, AFRU, AFVU, AFRH etc) Also JEST, TJ02 tables provide Prod Order header level status. I want to fetch Operation level status.
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Dear Mr Brahmankar & Mr Vivek,
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In case any issue will ask to you.
I really appreciate your timely help.
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Phone stuck in cool down mode for 24 hrs and will not charge tried the reboot and got to the first menu and seleceted reboot and then the screen goes black and I cannot get the menu back so I cannot do the data reboot or the factory reset what can I do next

This will clear the cache partition on your phone and give you a clean reset to stop the cool down mode. This will not delete any information from your device.
Do the steps below listed below if you have not already tried this
1. Power up the phone by pressing the VOL UP + VOL DOWN KEY together + POWER KEY .
2. The device will enumerate with different BOOT OPTIONS
3. Use the VOL DOWN Key to SCROLL and VOL UP Key to SELECT
4. Select Recovery
5. The device will start up with Motorola logo and power up to a little Android man logo with Exclamation mark
6. Press the VOL UP and VOL DOWN Key together at this screen
7. The device will display BLUE Text on a Black background .
8. Use the VOL DOWN Key to scroll DOWN and the POWER Key to SELECT the option desired .
9. In this case , press the VOL DOWN key till the cache partition wipe is selected and press the POWER key to confirm the selection .
10. Use the VOL DOWN key again to select YES - delete all user data and press the POWER key to CONFIRM .
11. The device will then start performing the partition wipe
12. Once the Formatting is complete , press the POWER key to confirm a REBOOT
13. The message rebooting is displayed on the phone.
14. The device will reboot and start the normal power up sequence .
If you're still having the issue after this the next troubleshooting I can suggest is to perform factory reset. You can follow the instructions on how to reset your phone here https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp....

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