AP 1200 Security options - no server box

What are my options in terms of security set up if I do not plan to have a separate server box providing authentication - just the AP itself - AIR-AP1231G-A-K9.

Hi there,
I've had this problem numerous times and finally got to the bottom of it. Check the raw config.txt of the AP, you may find that part of the WEP config is missing (usually the key) although it's shown in the browser GUI. Re-enter the details in the browser and re-save, check the config.txt and it should be there and you should then get a DHCP'd IP address.
It's really misleading as the AP shows the client as "associated" which is dumb because how can the client associate with incorrect credentials? Crap error message Cisco!

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