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controller command to identify AP or converted IAP

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  • 1.  controller command to identify AP or converted IAP

    Posted Jul 10, 2014 10:25 AM

    I know i have several IAPs in my network and i am trying to identify them.  Is there a command in the controller (6.3) that will show me which APs are AP-105s and which are IAP-105s? In #show ap database they all show up as 105.  I would like to replace 2  the IAP-105s with IAP-225s and send the IAP-105s to a new remote site.

     

    AP Database
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    Name                     Group        AP Type  IP Address      Status               Flags  Switch IP     Standby IP
    ----                     -----        -------  ----------      ------               -----  ---------     ----------
    bcc-rap155-1             bcc-rap      RAP-155  192.168.199.55  Up 41d:12h:11m:12s   Rc2    10.1.254.210  0.0.0.0
    ncsh-aruba-1st-flr       ncsh         105      10.1.254.230    Up 7d:12h:4m:35s     2      10.1.254.210  0.0.0.0
    ncsh-aruba-2nd-flr       ncsh         105      10.1.254.231    Up 7d:12h:5m:18s     2      10.1.254.210  0.0.0.0
    wpp-aruba-1-air          air-monitor  93       10.1.254.229    Up 130d:10h:48m:23s  2      10.1.254.210  0.0.0.0
    wpp-aruba-1-lobby        wpp-toa-1    105      10.1.254.225    Up 130d:10h:48m:8s   2      10.1.254.210  0.0.0.0
    wpp-aruba-1-mri          wpp-toa-1    105      10.1.254.224    Up 130d:10h:48m:10s  2      10.1.254.210  0.0.0.0
    wpp-aruba-1-ptgym        wpp-toa-1    105      10.1.254.226    Up 130d:10h:48m:11s  2      10.1.254.210  0.0.0.0
    wpp-aruba-1-ptoffice     wpp-toa-1    105      10.1.254.227    Up 130d:10h:48m:1s   2      10.1.254.210  0.0.0.0

     

     


    #RAP155


  • 2.  RE: controller command to identify AP or converted IAP

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Jul 10, 2014 10:44 AM

    If you want to do it quickly, you can do a "show ap database long" and ask TAC based on the mac address what part it is.

     

    A more long-term alternative is to sign up for Aruba Activate, which will keep track of all of that for you;  

     

    https://activate.arubanetworks.com/registration