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Hello all,
I'm currently running IOS version 15.2.4-JB3b(ED) for two autonomous point-to-point bridges. I'm having difficulty getting one of the bridges to stop flapping and autonegotiating at 10/full. The other side seems to be stable and will autonegotiate at 1000/full. I've had a 2nd cable run installed and terminated. I've tried rebooting both the power injector and the bridge in question. I've tried setting the switch port and bridge to 1000/full statically. But all my attempts to resolve this issue has failed. I'm not sure if this version of IOS for the 1532s are buggy but can someone point me to which IOS has been stable for them? Thanks!
Regards,
Terence

Hi Terrence,
Did you try this one ? It is released when 8.0 came out & worth trying.
ap1g3-k9w7-tar.153-3.JAB.tar
NB: I haven't got those AP model in my environment,so does not have first hand experience.
HTH
Rasika
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