1310 Light Weight Access Point

How can i convert 1310 LAP to autonomous.

Hi Sreejith,
This is a little harder than most conversions due to the fact that the 1310 does not have a "Mode" button. It is possible though, have a look at this thread;
http://forum.cisco.com/eforum/servlet/NetProf?page=netprof&forum=Wireless%20-%20Mobility&topic=General&topicID=.ee6e8b8&fromOutline=&CommCmd=MB%3Fcmd%3Ddisplay_location%26location%3D.1ddfe978
Hope this helps!
Rob

Similar Messages

  • Light weight access point, vlans, multiple ssids

    Hi everybody
    Let say we have an light weight access point ap1.  Ap1 is broadcasting two ssids:
    cisco1  which is mapped to vlan 1
    cisco 2  which is mapped to vlan 2
    If ap1 is using channel 6 for cisco 1, does it mean ap1 will also use same channel i.e channel 6 for cisco2?
    thanks and have a great weekend.

    sarahr202 wrote:Hi everybodyLet say we have an light weight access point ap1.  Ap1 is broadcasting two ssids:cisco1  which is mapped to vlan 1cisco 2  which is mapped to vlan 2If ap1 is using channel 6 for cisco 1, does it mean ap1 will also use same channel i.e channel 6 for cisco2?thanks and have a great weekend.
    Lightweight WAP right?  As in controller-based WAP?
    If this is the case, then the answer is both a yes and a no.
    Let me explain:
    Throw away the notion that you can set the channel down.  I mean, if you have a controller-based WAP, the last thing you want to do is "micro-manage" which channels your WAPs operate on.   I mean, you can but as a rule-of-thumb, you don't and let the controller sort things out.
    So, going back to your question:  You whave multiple WAPs and two SSID:  1 and 2.  Let's presume that you've configured that all your WAPs will be broadcasting SSID 1 and SSID 2.
    The decision about what channels each WAP will be operating on falls squarely on the Wireless LAN Controller (WLC).  The WLC makes this decision based on a blah-blah-blah algorythm.  If, for example, WAP A and, say, WAP R can "hear" each other on the same channel, the WLC will make the decision and say, "Hey WAP R, since you and WAP A are operating in the same channel and both of you can hear each other, why don't you, WAP R, operate in channel 11.".
    However, if WAP A and WAP R can't see each other then both of them can operate in the same channel.
    NOW, here's comes the tricky question ... Here's the scenario:  You have SSID 1 and SSID 2.  You want all your WAPs to broadcast both SSID.  HOWEVER, you want SSID 1 to operate at, say, 1 Mbps rate only while SSID 2 can operate at all other data rates.
    Yes, this can be done using RF Profile and AP Groups.
    Is this what you are asking?

  • Alert notification for down light weight access point?

    Hello! Is there a way to get a notification when a lightweight access point goes down? I recently introduced WiSM in my wireless LAN and keeping track of the access point status is a challenge.
    Thanks in advance!

    Good to know, I have that and just didn't see a need to install it yet since I have only two controllers. I thought still manageable. Anyway, if it will give me the notification then I will put in production ASAP.
    Thank you so much for all the reponses. :)

  • WGB & light weight Access Point

    Hello Experts,
    Need your suggestion, though I have gone through some documents the solution does not work as per my requirement as below. Still to confirm.
    I wants to use LAP in flex connect mode & standalone access Point to act as WGB. However, as my standalone AP is dual band I want to use 5GHZ for backbone & 2.4 GHZ for my wireless users can it be possible?
    Or, over the same backbone can I pass multiple VLAN traffics ? as I, have read it as client after configuring the WGB in standalone so, it should not work !!!
    Thanks in advance!!
    Lenka...

    Yes, you can configure the 5Ghz to handle your "backhaul" if you will from WGB to FlexConnect LAP.  Just make sure that only 5GHz has the "station-role workgroup-bridge" configured.  2.4GHz radio will keep the station-role root, for your client access.
    The second question; multiple VLANs.  Customer facing documentation is conflicting, but newer documentation shows this should work.
    http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/interfaces-modules/wireless-lan-controller-module/115752-mesh-wgb-00.html
      On the WLC, make sure you enable WGB Vlan support
    >config wgb vlan enable
    On the WGB you will need to make sure you have the SSID setup with
    # workgroup-bridge unified-vlan-client
    and then make sure you have all your applicable sub-interfaces on radio and Ethernet.

  • Light Weight Access Point

    Hi ,
    I have 3 nos of LWAP 1130 in an audiorium and I also have WLC.Every thing is configured and working fine.
    But the problem is everytime 30 wirless clients can be associated with single LWAp1130 .
    I just want to know any restriction in associaing with an access point,if so how many wireless clients can be associated with an single LWAP 1130 indoor access point.
    Please help me.
    Thanks and Regards,
    S.Venkataraman

    I don't believe so, but clearly you wouldn't want too many.

  • Need to admin disable 802.11a radio from a few light weight access points

    Hi team,
    I need help to admin disable the 802.11a radio interface from a few lightweight APs. The operational status of these radio interfaces is down, so I am getting the following error when I try to disable them from the wireless LAN controller.
    (Cisco Controller) config>802.11a disable wds2.hyd.shaw.net
    This slot is not operational because Regulatory Domain Check has failed! Unable to disable the Cisco AP.
    Could you please let me know how I can administratively disable the 802.11a radios on these APs? Please let me know if you need more details here.
    Regards,
    Swati

    The two previous posts are correct: the regulatory domain is probably not allowing radio a to be enabled.
    To be sure about this you can go to GUI of the wireless LAN controller > Wireless > Country. Here your country (or region) should be selected. Then depending on the access points that you have they may or may not join or turn on the radio. Per example if you have an access point from Europe (like AIR-AP1131AG-E-K9) then you will have a conflict if only the “America” regulatory domain (-A) is selected.
    Here is a link with a list of products and their regulatory domain that might help:
    http://tools.cisco.com/squish/648C8
    What you can do here is to simply allow the regulatory domain that the access point needs and you should not have any problems.
    IMPORTANT NOTE: If you change the regulatory domain and use an access point that transmit at certain channels and frequencies that are not allowed (illegal) in your country (region) you may have legal implications.
    I hope this information helps you with your concern.

  • How do I use a Dlink WBR-1310 router as an access point w/WRT54GS Router?

    How can I set up my Dlink WBR-1310 router as an access point for the main router which is a Linksys WRT54GS?

    I don't mean to be stupid but perhaps I was vague. I want to be able to plug the xbox 360 into the wrtu54g-tm using it as only a way to communicate wirelessly to my wrtg54G which is plugged into my modem. Are you saying that this can't work unless I try to use DD-wrt or something like that?

  • Cisco 1310 Access Point Rommon Mode

    Hello,
    So I have a Cisco 1310 Access Point that is in Rommon mode. I have the image on the Access point but I did not use the archive download command to extract it. When I use the
    tar -xtract flash://c1310-k9w7-tar[1].124-25d.JA2.tar flash:
    command It gets close to the end but doesnt finish saying there isnt enough space. When I try to delete the file using delete flash://
    c1310-k9w7-tar[1].124-25d.JA2 it wont allow me saying I do not have permission. I tried the rmdir command as well but had no luck. It wont allow me to use the tags /f /r for forceful and recursive, it doesnt recognize them. Anyone know how to delete a directory in rommon mode on an the 1310 access point?
    Thanks

    The delete /recursive /force flash:/ is what I use.  You might try to delete these files also:
    ap:delete flash:private-configap:delete flash:private-multiple-fs
    Thanks,
    Scott
    *****Help out other by using the rating system and marking answered questions as "Answered"*****

  • Cisco aironet 1310 Outdoor access point

    I am looking at outdoor access points, I want to stick with Cisco aironet, we currently have 6 of them that are 6 years old and running great, one has had a problem because of humidity, dried it out and relocated and we are good again.
    I was looking at the Aironet 1310 Outdoor access point, but I can't find much information on it.  I am looking to see how many SSIDs can be setup, we currently have 2 one private, and one public, this is done with VLANS.  I am also looking at finding out about the power injector, it converts to coaxial cable, it has 2 RJ-45 and 2 Coaxial, does this mean if we get 2 access points, then I only need 1 power injector?
    Thanks for any help you can give.

    Rusty:
    AP supports up to 16 SSIDs to be configured.
    Multiple SSIDs with VLANs configuration is done almost the same way you do with current Aironet APs.
    see here: http://tiny.cc/0qwnkw
    You also need one power injector per AP. Each AP should use it's own power injector.
    The two coaxial output in the power injector both are used to be connected to the AP (see below image).
    The RJ-45 connectors in the power injector one of them is for Console connectivity and the other for network ethernet connectivity.
    Check here: http://tiny.cc/7gxnkw
    HTH
    Amjad
    Rating useful replies is more useful than saying "Thank you"

  • Lightning Protection - Outdoor Access Point 1310 ?

    Hello,
    what exactly do i need to protect my Outdoor Access Points an the Infrastructure behind the AP? The Access Points are mounted on the roof of a building.
    Is the grounding kit enough? Do i need Lightning arrester? Is there a complete Manual or something like that?
    Thanks for your help! I search the whole day without finding any concrete advices..

    And how can i protect my equipment from a directly lightning strike? one of the Access Points is the highest Point on the roof. Is there an other way to protect it without a real lightning arrester? (not the Cisco product..)

  • Upgrading Access Point

    Can anyone help me to upgrade the autonomous access point to light weight mode?
    AP : Cisco 1120
    Should i give controller credentials ?
    I have tried with Upgrade Tool and it is not happening,Also i am not getting any error.
    Can anyone help me quickly ?
    Regards,
    Senthil

    Hi,
    Yes you should give controller credentials for time synchronization. Does your 1120 have a MIC or SSC? You might need to add the certificate to the system if it is old enough to have SSC.
    If it is in the same subnet as the controller, you might want to try to use a tftp server and try the archive download command from the AP.
    Which version of the upgrade tool do you use?
    What do you see on the AP console?
    Tx
    Jerome

  • Controller-based access points conversion

    /* Style Definitions */
    table.MsoNormalTable
    {mso-style-name:"Table Normal";
    mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;
    mso-tstyle-colband-size:0;
    mso-style-noshow:yes;
    mso-style-priority:99;
    mso-style-qformat:yes;
    mso-style-parent:"";
    mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt;
    mso-para-margin-top:0in;
    mso-para-margin-right:0in;
    mso-para-margin-bottom:10.0pt;
    mso-para-margin-left:0in;
    line-height:115%;
    mso-pagination:widow-orphan;
    font-size:11.0pt;
    font-family:"Calibri","sans-serif";
    mso-ascii-font-family:Calibri;
    mso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin;
    mso-fareast-font-family:"Times New Roman";
    mso-fareast-theme-font:minor-fareast;
    mso-hansi-font-family:Calibri;
    mso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin;
    mso-bidi-font-family:"Times New Roman";
    mso-bidi-theme-font:minor-bidi;}
    Q:
    I’ve the 1140 AP (LAP) flavor; can I convert it to Standalone access points?
    If yes can you please explain how and if you have documentation that will be great.
    Thank you all for reading and helping.

    You can convert the AP from autonomous AP (aAP) to light-weight AP (LWAP) and vice versa.  It all boils down to the IOS you run.
    If you have a WLC, ollow the proceedure below:
    Using a Wireless LAN Controller to Return to a Previous Release
    http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/access_point/conversion/lwapp/upgrade/guide/lwapnote.html#wp157689
    If you don't have a WLC, follow the proceedure below:
    Using a Wireless LAN Controller to Return to a Previous Release
    http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/access_point/conversion/lwapp/upgrade/guide/lwapnote.html#wp157689
    If you find my post helpful, please do not hesistate to rate.  Thank you very much.

  • Cisco aironet access-point keep asking username/password

    Hi all,
    Some of my access-points (Light Weight) just keep asking username/passwords when accessed through web and clicked on any option available there. Any idea why that happens?
    Thanks in advance!
    Gaurav

    Some of my access-points (Light Weight) just keep asking username/passwords when accessed through web and clicked on any option available there.You sure it's LWAP?  The reason why I'm asking because you would NOT be able to access an LWAP over HTML because it's LWAP.

  • An Error Occurred while trying to join "my wireless access point"

    Hi,
    I've been using wireless access for a year and never had a problem connecting.
    But starting yesterday I get a +*An Error Occurred while trying to join "my wireless access point", Please try again.+* Message.
    I have 2 Mac's and have no problem connecting with the other one. It’s just the IMac.
    I tried everything including resetting router, changing password, adding a $ to the password, accessing without password, deleting the whole air port and create a new one, but still getting the same message.
    I might need to add, while I was working with the IMac I didn’t use wireless for a few hours, but when I got back to my browser I noticed that I was connected to a different wireless service. (FONFREEINTERNET if it matters) I have no idea why, since I didn’t change it.
    Anyways, I tried to switch back to my access point, but it wouldn’t let me. It’ll just give me the +*An Error Occurred while trying to join "my wireless access point", Please try again.+* Message.
    Funny is when I use the FONFREEINTERNET access point the internet seems to work fine.
    I could look up Google without a problem, but when I tried to connect to Facebook for example it won’t let me. Instead a FONFREEINTERNET page will pop up with some options on how to pay! (by minute/or day/or week…)
    I get the strange feeling that they planted some kind of bug/virus!!!
    I don’t know what else to do.
    Anyone knows that problem? What can I do?
    Any help is greatly appreciated!
    I researched on FONFREEINTERNET, there’s a spot close to my house/guess that’s the one I used…
    http://maps.fon.com/ ZIP CODE 904-0113 and you’ll see a coffee pod, which is about 2 minutes walk from my house.

    Hello Tesserax,
    I get the same error message again...
    I tried the 3 suggested steps again, but unfortunately it did not work.
    After a Restart, Sleep or just the awaking from Screensaver mode I’m disconnected from my wireless Network anymore.
    Even if the Computer was asleep for just a second!
    I am able to fix the problem temporarily with Network Preferences → Assist me → Diagnostics
    Choose Airport → Choose network → Enter Password (Even if I check safe password it’ll ask me every time) → and than usually all lights on the left menu switch from red to green and I get the popup message “A Network Change has been detected. Your Internet seems to work fine.” (similar - I’m at work and don’t remember exactly)
    And it works fine…until the screensaver comes on or it sleeps again
    I have the Problem with my IMac and Mini but the IMac at least remembers my password…
    Any Ideas
    I’m connected through a Buffalo WZR2-G300N wireless router

  • How to use Home Hub 3 as a 2nd router(access point...

    Hi guys hope you can help; I am trying to add my Home Hub 3 as a 2nd router (ie an access point) to my home network and struggling.
    What am I trying to achieve.
    I have a fully functioning home network which is working great but the wireless range does not extend to the room above my garage, some distance away from the main house. I currently service it with an Ethernet link from my E4200 router, via the mains wiring, to link to a PS3 there. But I want to extend this to have a wireless network in the remote room so I can link multiple devices - rather than spend more money, deploying a 2nd router which I already have  is preferable.
    What have I got.
    I have a Linksys E4200 router (nice piece of kit) attached to my ADSL line via a Belkin N1 wireless modem-router set to  “modem only” mode (I was using a DSL modem until yesterday but that went AWOL and digging out the Belkin router I saw that it had a modem only function – and it/they worked first time )
    All of my gear in the house is attached wirelessly to the E4200 which is delivering circa 11.5mbps from a maximum of 12.5mbps for the line measured by BT onsite. So  all is  fine there.
    What have I done to try and use the HH3
    Linked an Ethernet cable between one of the Ethernet ports on the E4200 to a mains plug.
    Linked an Ethernet cable from a mains plug to one of the Ethernet ports on the HH3 router.
    Ie as the PS3 was linked.
    3.  Switched on the HH3 router: the power light is solid blue, the wireless light is solid blue, the broadband light is off
    4. Connected my laptop to the HH3 network and loading up a web page on IE9 displays a web page from bthomehub.home/etc etc with title BT Home Hub and a message “Can’t connect to Broadband”. It is the start of a self- diagnostic routine. Answering all the questions I eventually get a Home Hub Administrative Home Page displayed.
    Is there a quicker way of getting to this admin page??
    5.  I switched off DHCP
    I changed the IP address from 192.168.1.254 to 192.168.1.200 as this seems to be what the other threads on this subject did.
    When I went to apply the change a message came up telling me that I might not be able to access the HH3. I ploughed on disregarding this and needless to say I could not then access the HH3 via the web interface and trying to access a web site nothing happened.
    6.  I did a hardware reset on the HH3
    7. Going through the motions again, when I got to the admin pages again, I switched off DHCP and this time left the IP address alone, ie 192.168.1.254.
    When I went to apply this  I got the message
    “After changing these settings you will need to renew the IP address of all devices connecting to your BT Home Hub. Please follow the instructions provided with your devices.”
    I applied the change – but have not yet done any fooling around with IP addresses on my laptop because I don’t want to start mucking around with my laptop
    I then tried to access a website, and failed, but on this occasion rather than nothing happening, the Home Hub website came up  again displaying the error message page.
    And that is where I stand. All looks so easy when reading other threads on this and other forums but it is not working for me.
    Any help greatly appreciated.
    The IP settings on the E4200 are
    IP  192.168.1.1
    Range  192.168.1.100  to 192.168.1.149
    Also connection type on the E4200 is POE not POA – as far as I  recall that is what it needed to be to connect to the DSL modem and work.

    Thanks for the speedy reply!
    I have actually came across this page before - I seem to hit a snag when I connect the repeater hub (my HH3).  As outlined, I have at all times kept the repeater hub connected via ehternet into one of the regular LAN ports to my main HH5.
    But when I connect my laptop to the repeat hub (HH3), I am actually connected to the internet somehow (I assuem using the HH5 network) but under my network connections it says I am connected to the HH3.  As a result, when I go to the homehub settings page 192.168.1.254, it brings me to the main HH5 settings page and not the repeater HH3.
    According to the instructions it says I should "Ignore the not connected page", but I am connected and I cant seem to alter any of the settings on my HH3 while it is connected to the HH5.
    Any other pointers?
    Thanks!

Maybe you are looking for