Converting AIR-AP1231G-A-K9 to lightweight mode

Hi Everyone,
I have an issue with Cisco AP AIR-AP1231G-A-K9 after converted to Lightweight mode. I am using WLC 2106 with version code of 7.0.98.0 but after successfull conversion from autonomous mode to lightweight mode the, the AP is not getting associated to WLC. It shows up for a one or two seconds under WLC and then again disappers. This AP has raido AIR-MP31G which i think is supported for converting it to lightweight mode.
Please see below the log of the upgrade utility after convertign to lightweight mode.
2013/07/02 18:45:38 DEBUG            34.109.56.4            Validating IP address
2013/07/02 18:45:38 DEBUG            34.109.56.4            Opening a telnet connection to the AP
2013/07/02 18:45:40 INFO            34.109.56.4            User has Full privilege
2013/07/02 18:45:40 INFO            34.109.56.4            Getting AP Name
2013/07/02 18:45:40 DEBUG            34.109.56.4            Verify if APs image is 12.3(07)JA or greater
2013/07/02 18:45:41 INFO            34.109.56.4            AP has 12.3(7)JA Image or greater
2013/07/02 18:45:41 DEBUG            34.109.56.4            Identifying the AP Type
2013/07/02 18:45:41 INFO            34.109.56.4            Term Length configured.
2013/07/02 18:45:41 INFO            34.109.56.4            Upgrade Tool supported AP
2013/07/02 18:45:41 DEBUG            34.109.56.4            Check whether AP has supported Radio
2013/07/02 18:45:41 INFO            34.109.56.4            AP has Supported Radio
2013/07/02 18:45:41 DEBUG            34.109.56.4            Verifying Station Role
2013/07/02 18:45:42 INFO            34.109.56.4            Station role is Root AP
2013/07/02 18:45:42 DEBUG            34.109.56.4            Check whether AP has MIC Certificate
2013/07/02 18:45:42 INFO            34.109.56.4            MIC is already configured in the AP
2013/07/02 18:45:42 DEBUG            34.109.56.4            Getting Ethernet MAC address
2013/07/02 18:45:42 INFO            34.109.56.4     Hardware is PowerPC405GP Ethernet, address is 0007.0e5b.8e9d (bia 0007.0e5b.8e9d)
2013/07/02 18:45:42 DEBUG            34.109.56.4            Getting the Radio Status
2013/07/02 18:45:42 DEBUG            34.109.56.4            Entering Configuration mode
2013/07/02 18:45:42 INFO            34.109.56.4            Inside Shutdown function
2013/07/02 18:45:45 INFO            34.109.56.4            Shutdown the Dot11Radio0
2013/07/02 18:45:45 DEBUG            34.109.56.4            Getting Current System Time
2013/07/02 18:45:46 INFO            34.109.56.4            Updating the AP with Current System Time
2013/07/02 18:45:46 DEBUG            34.109.56.4            Entering Configuration mode
2013/07/02 18:45:47 DEBUG            34.109.56.4            Executing show run
2013/07/02 18:45:47 INFO            34.109.56.4            Saving the configuration into memory
2013/07/02 18:45:47 INFO            34.109.56.4            Getting AP Name
2013/07/02 18:45:47 DEBUG            34.109.56.4            Loading the LWAPP Recovery Image on to the AP
2013/07/02 18:48:10 DEBUG            34.109.56.4            Checking the Upload Status
2013/07/02 18:48:12 INFO            34.109.56.4            Successfully Loaded the LWAPP Recovery Image on to the AP
2013/07/02 18:48:12 INFO            34.109.56.4            Executing Write Erase Command
2013/07/02 18:48:18 INFO            34.109.56.4            Flash contents are logged
2013/07/02 18:48:20 INFO            34.109.56.4            Logged nvram: contents
2013/07/02 18:48:22 INFO            34.109.56.4            Logged crypto trust-points
2013/07/02 18:48:24 INFO            34.109.56.4            Logged crypto certificates
2013/07/02 18:48:26 INFO            34.109.56.4            Terminal length set to Zero
2013/07/02 18:48:32 INFO            34.109.56.4            Loading 34.109.56.4env_2July2013_184830.log from 34.108.7.50 (via BVI1): !
2013/07/02 18:48:32 INFO            34.109.56.4            Reloading the AP
2013/07/02 18:48:36 INFO            34.109.56.4            Successfully executed the Reload command
2013/07/02 18:48:36 DEBUG            34.109.56.4            Closing the Telnet Session
The Command output form WLC please see bellow
(Cisco Controller) >show ap join stats summary 00:07:0e:5b:8e:9d
Is the AP currently connected to controller................ Yes
Time at which the AP joined this controller last time...... Not applicable
Type of error that occurred last........................... Lwapp configuration                                                                                         request rejected
Reason for error that occurred last........................ Ignoring config stat                                                                                        us as mac address is not present in database
Time at which the last join eror occurred.................. Jul 03 02:43:25.677
(Cisco Controller)

This was the command detailed output from WLC
(Cisco Controller) >show ap join stats detailed 00:1d:45:eb:f6:80
Discovery phase statistics
- Discovery requests received.............................. 114
- Successful discovery responses sent...................... 76
- Unsuccessful discovery request processing................ 0
- Reason for last unsuccessful discovery attempt........... Not applicable
- Time at last successful discovery attempt................ Jul 03 04:19:19.791
- Time at last unsuccessful discovery attempt.............. Not applicable
Join phase statistics
- Join requests received................................... 37
- Successful join responses sent........................... 37
- Unsuccessful join request processing..................... 0
- Reason for last unsuccessful join attempt................ Not applicable
- Time at last successful join attempt..................... Jul 03 04:19:18.831
- Time at last unsuccessful join attempt................... Not applicable
Configuration phase statistics
- Configuration requests received.......................... 74
- Successful configuration responses sent.................. 0
- Unsuccessful configuration request processing............ 37
- Reason for last unsuccessful configuration attempt....... Ignoring config status as mac address is not present in database
- Time at last successful configuration attempt............ Not applicable
--More-- or (q)uit
- Time at last unsuccessful configuration attempt.......... Jul 03 04:19:19.638
Last AP message decryption failure details
- Reason for last message decryption failure............... Not applicable
Last AP disconnect details
- Reason for last AP connection failure.................... Not applicable
Last join error summary
- Type of error that occurred last......................... Lwapp configuration request rejected
- Reason for error that occurred last...................... Ignoring config status as mac address is not present in database
- Time at which the last join error occurred............... Jul 03 04:19:19.638
Ethernet Mac : 00:07:0e:5b:8e:9d Ip Address : 34.109.56.10
(Cisco Controller) >

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I have installed the latest version of the tool, 3.4, and installed it on an XP SP2 box. Everything looks good, but when I start it returns "C:\Program Files\Cisco Systems\Upgrade Tool\images\c1310-rcvk9w8-tar.124-10b.JA3 - LWAPP Recovery Image is not a valid one".
I have verified that the file exists and is named correctly. I have also downloaded a new copy of the application and image and installed on a different computer and got the same results. Any ideas?

Hi EMKF,
I don't think the problem is with the tool it is with this image "c1310-rcvk9w8-tar.124-10b.JA3" I don't know why they have linked this in the Software Downloads to the LWAPP Upgrade image but I'm pretty sure it is wrong.
As far as I know all recovery images are JX (not JA etc.)
I would try this image instead;
12.3(11)JX1.
Note This release must only be loaded onto access points at the factory or by using the Autonomous to Lightweight Mode upgrade tool. Your access point might become inoperable if you install this software without using the upgrade tool.
Release Notes for Cisco Aironet 1100, 1130, 1200, 1230, 1240, and 1300 Series Access Points for Cisco IOS Release 12.3(11)JX1
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/access_point/ios/release/notes/b311jx1.html
c1310-rcvk9w8-tar.123-11JX1.tar
Here is the link;
http://tools.cisco.com/support/downloads/go/ImageList.x?relVer=12.3(11)JX1&mdfid=279141937&sftType=Autonomous%20To%20Lightweight%20Mode%20Upgrade%20Image&optPlat=&nodecount=3&edesignator=null&modelName=Cisco%20Aironet%201310%20Access%20Point/Bridge&treeMdfId=278875243&treeName=Wireless&modifmdfid=null&imname=null&hybrid=Y&imst=N&lr=Y
Check out these notes (no mention of LWAPP Upgrade image)
Release Notes for Cisco Aironet Access Points and Bridges for Cisco IOS Release 12.4(10b)JA3
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/access_point/ios/release/notes/12_4_10b_JA3rn.html
Hope this helps!
Rob

How Convert AIR-AP1262-C-K9 standalone AP to controller based AP?

How Convert AIR-AP1262-C-K9 standalone AP to controller based AP? Is that possibe ? how?

Hi,
First follow these steps to convert to LAP:
http://rscciew.wordpress.com/2014/05/07/access-point-conversion-lap-to-aap-and-vice-versa/
WLC Model: Its all depneds on your requirement.
Its a small enterprize then go for 2500 series otherwise go for 5500 series.
Regards
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Aironet 1250 in lightweight mode?

Can the Aironet 1250 802.11n WAPs be made to run in lightweight mode like the 1240's can?
Been poking around the cisco site and cant find anything that clearly says yes or no.
thanks
e-

Y'sure can. Here's a link to show you how it's done:
1. The EASY way:
Upgrading Autonomous Cisco Aironet Access Points to Lightweight Mode
www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/access_point/conversion/lwapp/upgrade/guide/lwapnote.html
2. The CLI way:
Requirements:
â¢ Image file (The recovery file has the prefix ârcvâ in the image name, such as c1200-rcvk9w7-tar.122-15.JA.tar);
â¢ AP is connected to the Wireless LAN Controller; and
â¢ AP can ping the TFTP server where the image is located.
Procedure
1. Copy the recovery file to the AP using the following command:
archive tar /x tftp:/// flash:
2. Let the AP boot on this image:
boot system flash://.bin
3. Reboot the AP.
OPTIONAL
â¢ DO NOT ALLOW THE AP TO JOIN THE WIRELESS LAN CONTROLLER.
â¢ IF POSSIBLE, type the following commands:
ï¾ clear lwapp private-config (This will bring the AP to factory default.);
ï¾ clear lwapp ap ip address
ï¾ clear lwapp ap hostname
ï¾ clear lwapp ap controller ip address
4. Let the AP connect to the Wireless LAN controller.
OPTIONAL
If an AP refuses to join the Wireless LAN Controller, type the following command from the AP:
lwapp ap controller ip address
Hope this helps.

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