Aironet 1140 series units won't connect to a gigabit switch

I just installed 2 new units and neither will connect to a new HP gigabit switch - no link light, other devices can connect to the switch OK. Their gigabit ethernet settings are set to auto for duplex and speed. I also tried forcing one of them to full duplex and 1000 Mbps which didn't work either. They're both powered by POE injectors. If I connect them to a 10/100 switch they work fine.
Am I missing something?

Leo,
Thanks for the reply, sorry I'm late getting back to this, I was lucky enough to have a long weekend off.
I'm no cabling expert, that's why I hired somebody else to do it. But I have a question: should standard cat 5 cable work?
If so, I disconnect the WAP from the cabling that was installed and hooked it up with cat 5 patch cables that I confirmed to be work OK by using them to connect the gigabit switch to a laptop. When I used the same patch cables on the WAP I still got a failure to connect to the same switch. So unless it's not standard cat 5 that I should be using it doesn't appear that cabling is my problem.

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Network adapter Wireless Network Connection driver information:
   Description . . . . . . . . . . : Broadcom 4313GN 802.11b/g/n 1x1 Wi-Fi Adapter
   Manufacturer . . . . . . . . . : Broadcom
   Provider . . . . . . . . . . . : Broadcom
   Version   . . . . . . . . . . . : 5.100.82.139
   Inf File Name . . . . . . . . . : C:\Windows\INF\oem29.inf
   Inf File Date . . . . . . . . . : Tuesday, September 18, 2012 5:42:34 PM
   Section Name . . . . . . . . . : BCM43XNG2022_NT61
   Hardware ID . . . . . . . . . . : pci\ven_14e4&dev_4727&subsys_1795103c
   Instance Status Flags . . . . . : 0x180200a
   Device Manager Status Code . . : 0
   IfType . . . . . . . . . . . . : 71
   Physical Media Type . . . . . . : 9
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Interface GUID: 5bab8bfe-12d7-4e0c-a46b-efc490047802
Interface name: Broadcom 4313GN 802.11b/g/n 1x1 Wi-Fi Adapter
Interface type: Native WiFi
Profile: Acrtek-WPA2
SSID: Acrtek-WPA2
SSID length: 11
Connection mode: Infra
Security: Yes
Connect even if network is not broadcasting: No
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Auto Configuration ID: 2
Connection ID: 3
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Connection started at: 2012-09-18 14:49:56-586
Profile match: Success
Pre-Association: Success
Association: Success
Security and Authentication: Fail
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00-1C-10-07-38-76          Infra           <unknown>          -79                    11           linksys
70-56-81-CB-A2-7D          Infra           <unknown>          -55                    10           MRB LLC
08-86-3B-95-3B-E1          Infra           <unknown>          -77                    11           belkin.be1
C0-C1-C0-52-FD-5F          Infra           <unknown>          -75                    11           AquaDeer-guest
70-73-CB-BB-9D-43          Infra           <unknown>          -60                    1           the ridge by apple
00-17-C5-A5-5A-73          Infra           <unknown>          -67                    2           MsPub
00-22-B0-BA-C7-E6          Infra           g          -72                    1           mercer
E0-91-F5-D6-DF-76          Infra           <unknown>          -78                    1           Chick-Fil-A
04-C5-A4-80-FC-50          Infra           <unknown>          -38                    4           (Unnamed Network)
C8-3A-35-5D-AE-18          Infra           <unknown>          -82                    4           medialink
00-23-69-1B-73-C9          Infra           g          -78                    6           Matt and Heather
94-44-52-68-24-2B          Infra           <unknown>          -73                    5           Belkin.442B
68-7F-74-7E-50-74          Infra           g          -77                    6           sjslinksys
00-1D-7E-49-E2-65          Infra           g          -75                    6           Cubs
00-12-17-4B-4E-0D          Infra           g          -41                    8           (Unnamed Network)
C0-C1-C0-E4-3F-55          Infra           <unknown>          -78                    6           SG Roi
C0-C1-C0-66-9F-CA          Infra           <unknown>          -75                    7           Heliman
66-33-4B-E1-47-27          Infra           <unknown>          -80                    8           Jenny lake's Guest Network
00-1C-DF-A4-59-FB          Infra           <unknown>          -60                    10           radiofinger
C0-C1-C0-52-FD-5E          Infra           <unknown>          -76                    11           AquaDeer
08-86-3B-61-B0-BC          Infra           <unknown>          -76                    11           belkin.0bc
00-23-69-00-52-20          Infra           g          -70                    11           670term
58-6D-8F-24-FC-21          Infra           <unknown>          -80                    11           Bluejay1
04-C5-A4-80-FC-50          Infra           <unknown>          -36                    4           Acrtek-WPA2
70-73-CB-BB-B3-49          Infra           <unknown>          -73                    1           LeWonderment Inc.
E6-51-E4-A6-B1-25          Ad hoc           g          -78                    4           megahoc.v24
00-17-C5-A5-5A-A9          Infra           <unknown>          -79                    5           Vivaces
00-23-69-B4-5D-3E          Infra           g          -81                    6           Tanda
D0-66-7B-06-C7-45          Infra           <unknown>          -81                    7           SEC_LinkShare_e70ac7
00-24-7B-5D-65-FA          Infra           g          -80                    6           myqwest0953
60-33-4B-E1-47-27          Infra           <unknown>          -81                    8           Jenny Lake
00-25-9C-23-73-A6          Infra           g          -80                    1           milehigh
00-24-01-DC-A4-3F          Infra           <unknown>          -81                    3           newwoman
C4-3D-C7-83-CE-74          Infra           <unknown>          -85                    3           Desilets
08-86-3B-25-A7-CE          Infra           <unknown>          -86                    11           belkin.7ce
00-18-39-78-8F-92          Infra           g          -88                    11           paul landow
98-FC-11-6E-E7-52          Infra           <unknown>          -80                    11           China
28-CF-DA-B1-5F-03          Infra           <unknown>          -78                    1           DeSanti
00-15-6D-D6-04-47          Infra           g          -69                    1           (Unnamed Network)
00-21-91-10-1A-05          Infra           g          -81                    1           dlink
1C-7E-E5-30-AE-66          Infra           <unknown>          -79                    5           dlink
00-15-FF-26-47-98          Infra           <unknown>          -85                    10           Verizon MIFI4510L 4798 Secure
00-23-69-38-2C-D2          Infra           <unknown>          -82                    1           linksys
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BSS Type PHY          Security          Signal(RSSI)          Compatible          SSID
Infra           <unknown>          No                    22          Yes                    linksys
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    82          Yes                    MRB LLC
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    26          Yes                    belkin.be1
Infra           <unknown>          No                    30          Yes                    AquaDeer-guest
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    76          Yes                    the ridge by apple
Infra           <unknown>          No                    62          Yes                    MsPub
Infra           g          Yes                    36          Yes                    mercer
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    24          Yes                    Chick-Fil-A
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    94          Yes                    (Unnamed Network)
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    16          Yes                    medialink
Infra           g          Yes                    24          Yes                    Matt and Heather
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    34          Yes                    Belkin.442B
Infra           g          Yes                    26          Yes                    sjslinksys
Infra           g          Yes                    30          Yes                    Cubs
Infra           g          Yes                    92          Yes                    (Unnamed Network)
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    24          Yes                    SG Roi
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    30          Yes                    Heliman
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    20          Yes                    Jenny lake's Guest Network
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    76          Yes                    radiofinger
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    28          Yes                    AquaDeer
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    28          Yes                    belkin.0bc
Infra           g          Yes                    40          Yes                    670term
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    20          Yes                    Bluejay1
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    95          Yes                    Acrtek-WPA2
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    34          Yes                    LeWonderment Inc.
Ad hoc           g          No                    24          Yes                    megahoc.v24
Infra           <unknown>          No                    22          Yes                    Vivaces
Infra           g          Yes                    18          Yes                    Tanda
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    18          Yes                    SEC_LinkShare_e70ac7
Infra           g          Yes                    20          Yes                    myqwest0953
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    18          Yes                    Jenny Lake
Infra           g          Yes                    20          Yes                    milehigh
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    18          Yes                    newwoman
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    10          Yes                    Desilets
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    8          Yes                    belkin.7ce
Infra           g          Yes                    4          Yes                    paul landow
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    20          Yes                    China
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    24          Yes                    DeSanti
Infra           g          No                    50          Yes                    (Unnamed Network)
Infra           g          No                    22          Yes                    dlink
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    10          Yes                    Verizon MIFI4510L 4798 Secure
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   Profile: Acrtek-WPA2
    SSID: Acrtek-WPA2
    SSID length: 11
    Connection mode: Infra
    Security: Yes
    Set by group policy: No
    Connect even if network is not broadcasting: No
    Connectable: Yes
   Profile: ZRDD2
    SSID: ZRDD2
    SSID length: 5
    Connection mode: Infra
    Security: Yes
    Set by group policy: No
    Connect even if network is not broadcasting: No
    Connectable: No
     Reason: 0x00028002
   Profile: GMANNET
    SSID: GMANNET
    SSID length: 7
    Connection mode: Infra
    Security: Yes
    Set by group policy: No
    Connect even if network is not broadcasting: No
    Connectable: No
     Reason: 0x00028002
   Profile: Conference Rm
    SSID: Conference Rm
    SSID length: 13
    Connection mode: Infra
    Security: Yes
    Set by group policy: No
    Connect even if network is not broadcasting: No
    Connectable: No
     Reason: 0x00028002
   Profile: rntdnet
    SSID: rntdnet
    SSID length: 7
    Connection mode: Infra
    Security: Yes
    Set by group policy: No
    Connect even if network is not broadcasting: No
    Connectable: No
     Reason: 0x00028002
Information for Connection ID 4
Connection started at: 2012-09-18 14:50:08-279
Auto Configuration ID: 3
Profile: Acrtek-WPA2
SSID: Acrtek-WPA2
SSID length: 11
Connection mode: Infra
Security: Yes
Pre-Association and Association
   Connectivity settings provided by hardware manufacturer (IHV): Yes
   Security settings provided by hardware manufacturer (IHV): No
   Profile matches network requirements: Success
   Pre-association status: Success
   Association status: Success
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   Configured security type: WPA2-802.1X
   Configured encryption type: CCMP(AES)
   802.1X protocol: Yes
    Authentication mode: Invalid (5)
    Number of 802.1X restarts: 1
    Number of 802.1X failures: 0
   Key exchange initiated: No
   Number of security packets received: 2
   Number of security packets sent: 1
   Security attempt status: Success
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Infra           <unknown>          No                    22          Yes                    linksys
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    85          Yes                    MRB LLC
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    22          Yes                    belkin.be1
Infra           <unknown>          No                    32          Yes                    AquaDeer-guest
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    64          Yes                    the ridge by apple
Infra           <unknown>          No                    74          Yes                    MsPub
Infra           g          Yes                    60          Yes                    mercer
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    24          Yes                    Chick-Fil-A
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    86          Yes                    (Unnamed Network)
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    38          Yes                    medialink
Infra           g          Yes                    36          Yes                    Matt and Heather
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    40          Yes                    Belkin.442B
Infra           g          Yes                    62          Yes                    sjslinksys
Infra           g          Yes                    30          Yes                    Cubs
Infra           g          Yes                    95          Yes                    (Unnamed Network)
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    24          Yes                    SG Roi
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    28          Yes                    Heliman
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    20          Yes                    Jenny lake's Guest Network
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    81          Yes                    radiofinger
Infra           <unknown>          Yes                    10          Yes                    AquaDeer
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Details about wireless connectivity diagnosis:
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Helper Class: Auto Configuration
Initialize status: Success
Information for connection being diagnosed
Interface GUID: 5bab8bfe-12d7-4e0c-a46b-efc490047802
Interface name: Broadcom 4313GN 802.11b/g/n 1x1 Wi-Fi Adapter
Interface type: Native WiFi
Profile: Acrtek-WPA2
SSID: Acrtek-WPA2
SSID length: 11
Connection mode: Infra
Security: Yes
Connect even if network is not broadcasting: No
Result of diagnosis: Problem found
Issue referred to: L2Sec Helper Class
Root cause:
Windows could not connect to "Acrtek-WPA2"
You can try to connect again.
Repair option:
Reset your wireless network adapter
This will disable and then enable the network adapter "Wireless Network Connection" on this computer.
Diagnostics Information (L2sec Helper Class)
Details about L2Sec Helper Class diagnosis:
For complete information about this session see the Wireless Diagnostic Informational Event.
Helper Class: Layer2 Security
Initialize Status: Success
Result of diagnosis: Problem found
Issue referred to: EAP Helper Class
Root cause (EAP):
Network authentication failed\nWindows doesn't have the required authentication method to connect to this network.
Detailed root cause:
EAP failed
Workaround for hypothesis:          Contact the network administrator for "Acrtek-WPA2"
EAP workaround:          Contact your network administrator\nWindows needs to be configured to use the authentication method required for this network.
Information for connection being diagnosed
Interface GUID: {5bab8bfe-12d7-4e0c-a46b-efc490047802}
Interface name: Broadcom 4313GN 802.11b/g/n 1x1 Wi-Fi Adapter
Interface type: Native WiFi
Profile: Acrtek-WPA2
SSID: Acrtek-WPA2
SSID length: 11
Connection mode: Infra
Security enabled: Yes
Connection ID: 3
Security settings provided by hardware manufacturer (IHV): No
Profile matches network requirements: Yes
Pre-Association and association status: Success
Security and Authentication:
Configured security type: Robust Secure Network (RSN / WPA2) with 802.1X
Configured Encryption type: CCMP (AES)
Security connect status: Fail 0x00050005
Number of security packets received: 4
Number of security packets sent: 3
802.1X protocol: Yes
   Authentication Identity: User only
   IAS Server engaged: Yes
   EAP Method supported by IAS Server: Unknown
   EAP type: 25
   EAP Error: 0x40420016
   Number of 802.1X restarts: 1
   Number of 802.1X failures: 1
   802.1X status: Fail 0x00050005
Key exchange initiated: No
   Unicast keys received: No
   Multicast keys received: No
Network Diagnostics Log
File Name: A20D3467-8AD4-483E-91F4-9EC5E18AA1F9.Diagnose.0.etl
Other Networking Configuration and Logs
File Name: NetworkConfiguration.cab
Collection information
Computer Name: ACCRETIVE-SW
Windows Version: 6.1
Architecture: amd64
Time: Tuesday, September 18, 2012 2:50:09 PM
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hello Mr. Wells,
Thank you for your question.
However, the Small Business Support Community is limited to Cisco Small Business Products, and the Aironet products are considered as a Enterprise level devices.
I recommend you to post this question on the on the correct forum, in order to get a better response.
You can move your post using the Actions panel on the right.
Best regards,
Diego Rodriguez
Cisco Small Business Community Engineer

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We are having some issues with our AP: Aironet 1140 at our head office where people are complaining of slow connection speeds.
I have gone through the configuration on the controller and noticed that all Clients were connecting at 802.11g connection speeds (54Mbps).
I have noticed in the configuration page on the controller Wireless>802.11b/g/n > High Throughput is disabled. (See attached screenshot)
I don’t want to just enable this setting in case it disconnects all the users from all the AP’s not just the ones at head office.
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Also keep in mind when you add multiple users all users aggregate bandwidth is limited to 50Mbps due to your WAN link speed. So that would be the bottleneck within your network.
HTH
Rasika
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conf t
serv time d d s l
serv time l d s l
sntp service
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clock timezone WORD
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I have a cisco aironet 1300 series and i need to reset it back to factory default. the directions say push the mode button while the access point is off and then turn it on while the mode button is down...
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1) Connect console port and power-cycle unit
2) When IOS starts loading, hit ESC key twice to get to the boot-loader prompt
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