WAE Inline Deployment on a router intergated switch module

Hi,
Is it possible to simulate an inline WAE deployment on a router with an integrated switch module?
Thanks.
Ed.

Ed,
Unfortunitely you have to use WCCP or PBR with NME-WAE. Inline is only possible with the inline card on an appliance.
Dan

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I believed this was a faulty poe card as it looks as though the APs are just not getting enough power and are placing the radios into RESET mode.
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