Good day. I had a fully functional IAP105 (three AP, one of which is virtual controller). Customer made some changes to their new network deployment and wanted to put all access control on the swtich/vlans instead of me doing that on the AP
Here's what customer has configure on their switches (three ports connecting to APs are trunking vlans 101 and 102).
VLAN101: Employee VLAN 10.1.0.0/24, default gw 10.1.0.1
VLAN102: Guest VLAN 172.31.0.0/24, default gw 172.31.0.1
I configured Employee VLAN > Network Assigned (instead of virtual controller assigned), Static VLAN 101, then configured security access (default access control - allow any any.
For Guest I configured network assigned, Static VLAN 102, then security and access control. I think this is all I needed to do, but then I went in to the actual AP and gave it the IP that the customer asked me to put on it (stil no IP on the virtual controller under 'system') and the IP I gave the AP itself was 10.1.0.11/24. I was prompted to reboot, which I did, and a fwe minutes later shut it down and brought it on site.
Now, when I plug this AP in at customer site, I do not see the WLAN come up and lights for the 11N and 11ABG are amber (solid) where they used to be green.
I'm wondering if (a) customer doesn't have trunking and/or dhcp server set up VLAN101 and 102 and/or if I broke things by assigning an IP to the access point itself.
Or, should I take one of the other two AP that I have not touched, configure those with the VLANs above, and NOT put an IP or VLAN on the access point/virtual controller, heat one of those up at the customer, and then that one, since it's first to come up, will be the new virtual controller? Is there a way to reset these physically, or do I need to console in to it?
Any and all input would be apprecaited. Thanks..