LWAPP use as a L2

Hi,
I want to know whether we can use LWAPP as a layer 2 mode. If yes please provide the command and the method.

Stick to firmware 4.X and you can use the LWAP as L2.

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  • 4404 WLC AP's will not connect

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  • Unable to join AP to controller

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