WLan controller 2112 and LAP1042n Access Point issue

Hello,
I recently purchased a 2112 Wlan controller an a number of LAP1042n Ap's. The AP's will not associate to the controller and the message I receive in the console of the AP is that the firmware AIR-WLC2100-K9-6-0-199-4.aes does not support this model? Can someone please verify this is the case?
Will firmware AIR-WLC2100-K9-7-0-98-0.aes overcome this issue?
Thanks in advance
David

YEs, 7.0 does suppoert it...
CHECK THE RELEASE NOTES... for further details...
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/controller/release/notes/crn7.0.html

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E60 SIP and several access points

I have e60 and use it to make VoIP calls within our corporate network. We have several access points in the office (office is big and one point is not enough to cover it.) Thus, I have two SIP profiles in the phone for two different access points with "always on" option. Everything works fine until I start walking between those points and phone loses connection to one point and establishes connection to the other. Often, when I return to the area of the first point, the phone gets frozen and dialpad is not working. However, menu button is still working and navigation is possible. The only way to get phone working normally again is to reboot it.
Has anyone faced that problem? Any suggestions to solve it? I have FW 2.0618.06.05 RM-49 which seems to be the latest one.
Thnx!
Valery

23-Aug-2006
12:45 AM
iphone wrote:
My problem is resolved but thats not mean to Nokia team don't do their job and make new SIP protocol for all Eseries phones.
Everybody who wants working SIP on their Nokias, check this: http://www.control.aau.dk/~danji/how-tos/nokia_e60_pabx.php but remember when you type "Proxy server address" and "Registrar Server Address" not put sip:s1.easypabx.com that! You have to write IP address - this one: 194.192.14.200! REMEMBER IT!Message Edited by iphone on 23-Aug-2006
12:48 AM
this helps no one apart from you.
Can you keep this on topic? the whole thread is confusing.

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