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Can't find AP's IP

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  • 1.  Can't find AP's IP

    Posted 9 days ago

    Hello,
    I'm totally new to Aruba products, we have 6 access points in our building at work (model: APIN0505) , they were making 2 clusters (3 devices for each cluster),
    one cluster of them recently had only 2 APs, so there is an AP that went rouge and I can't find its IP (but still working fine), it's like a ghost,

    The 6 of them are connected to Aruba switches, dynamic IPs in all network, I tried searching the switches' GUI for any connected IPs, but none found..

    how can I find that lost one's IP to log onto it using WebUI?



  • 2.  RE: Can't find AP's IP

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted 9 days ago

    you can check the VC of the cluster that the missing AP was part of, and login to it and see the alert icon on top right corner

    then check teh active fault tab, where you can find the MAC addr of the missing AP

    once you know that,  if the missing AP is connected to the LAN switch, then it should show up in the MAC table.

    check the mac table of the LAN switch for it and it will give you which port it is connected to.



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  • 3.  RE: Can't find AP's IP

    Posted 7 days ago

    If you know the mac-address of the AP, you can search the magnifying glass to identify your IP.


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