Wireless Access

I've got an AP125 that regularly reboots. Checking the controller log there's lots of this:

Feb  1 04:09:44  sapd[6159]: <311020> <ERRS> |AP testap@172.17.14.151 sapd|  An internal system error has occurred at file sapd_wlanconfig.c function vap_create line 77 error Error creating VAP aruba000 on dev wifi0, ioctl-err: File exists.
Feb  1 04:09:44  sapd[6159]: <311020> <ERRS> |AP testap@172.17.14.151 sapd|  An internal system error has occurred at file sapd_wlanconfig.c function vap_create line 77 error Error creating VAP aruba001 on dev wifi0, ioctl-err: File exists.
Feb  1 04:09:44  sapd[6159]: <311020> <ERRS> |AP testap@172.17.14.151 sapd|  An internal system error has occurred at file sapd_wlanconfig.c function vap_create line 77 error Error creating VAP aruba002 on dev wifi0, ioctl-err: File exists.
Feb  1 04:09:44  sapd[6159]: <311020> <ERRS> |AP testap@172.17.14.151 sapd|  An internal system error has occurred at file sapd_wlanconfig.c function vap_create line 77 error Error creating VAP aruba100 on dev wifi1, ioctl-err: File exists.
Feb  1 04:09:45  sapd[6159]: <311020> <ERRS> |AP testap@172.17.14.151 sapd|  An internal system error has occurred at file sapd_wlanconfig.c function vap_create line 77 error Error creating VAP aruba101 on dev wifi1, ioctl-err: File exists.
Feb  1 04:09:45  sapd[6159]: <311020> <ERRS> |AP testap@172.17.14.151 sapd|  An internal system error has occurred at file sapd_wlanconfig.c function vap_create line 77 error Error creating VAP aruba102 on dev wifi1, ioctl-err: File exists.
Feb  1 04:09:47  nanny[734]: <303079> <ERRS> |AP testap@172.17.14.151 nanny|  Restarted process /aruba/bin/sapd, new pid 6159
Feb  1 04:12:00  sapd[6159]: <326085> <WARN> |AP testap@172.17.14.151 sapd|  AM: Setting collection of statistics to : enabled
Feb  1 04:23:58  nanny[734]: <303030> <ERRS> |AP testap@172.17.14.151 nanny|  Attempting to transfer core of /aruba/bin/sapd [pid 6159] to server 144.xx.xx.xx

Anyone seen this problem? The AP has been factor reset and setup on the test bench. I'm inclined to think it's toast, but all thoughts welcome.

Hi Friend,

Can you share the output of "show profile-errors" and "logging level debugging ap-debug <AP-name> and " show ap-debug all"

it will give us insight about the issue

Please feel free for any further help on this.

Of course since posting this there have been no errors and the AP has stayed up happily... despite steadfastly refusing to do that, and being factory-reset etc... Oh well. I'll wait and see what happens.

Thanks