Controllerless Networks

Good Day,

I have a Conductor with a few IAP's already joined.

Installed a new IAP it gets and IP however it not joining the Conductor - I am going to assume here there is manual intervention.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

Thanks & Regards  

is the new IAP the same AP model as the rest of the APs in the cluster? if not then you need to bring it up in an isolated VLAN and upgrade it to the same firmware version as that of the cluster and then reconnect it to the cluster VLAN

Good Day,

I have a Conductor with a few IAP's already joined.

Installed a new IAP it gets and IP however it not joining the Conductor - I am going to assume here there is manual intervention.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

Thanks & Regards  

Thank you,

Apologies I only now realize all IAP's are joined to Central - now joining the new IAP, same procedure? 

is the new IAP the same AP model as the rest of the APs in the cluster? if not then you need to bring it up in an isolated VLAN and upgrade it to the same firmware version as that of the cluster and then reconnect it to the cluster VLAN

Good Day,

I have a Conductor with a few IAP's already joined.

Installed a new IAP it gets and IP however it not joining the Conductor - I am going to assume here there is manual intervention.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

Thanks & Regards  

Yes, however you should add a Central subscription to your AP once it joined.

Please make sure that auto-join is enabled in addition to adding the AP in the same (native) VLAN and either same model or exact same firmware version (build number).

Thank you,

Apologies I only now realize all IAP's are joined to Central - now joining the new IAP, same procedure? 

is the new IAP the same AP model as the rest of the APs in the cluster? if not then you need to bring it up in an isolated VLAN and upgrade it to the same firmware version as that of the cluster and then reconnect it to the cluster VLAN

Good Day,

I have a Conductor with a few IAP's already joined.

Installed a new IAP it gets and IP however it not joining the Conductor - I am going to assume here there is manual intervention.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

Thanks & Regards  

Thanks again,

You probably realize by now this is my first IAP join,

If I download the Firmware for the 500 series will this apply to the 505 IAP?

Again thanks for all the advise

Regards

Yes, however you should add a Central subscription to your AP once it joined.

Please make sure that auto-join is enabled in addition to adding the AP in the same (native) VLAN and either same model or exact same firmware version (build number).

Thank you,

Apologies I only now realize all IAP's are joined to Central - now joining the new IAP, same procedure? 

is the new IAP the same AP model as the rest of the APs in the cluster? if not then you need to bring it up in an isolated VLAN and upgrade it to the same firmware version as that of the cluster and then reconnect it to the cluster VLAN

Good Day,

I have a Conductor with a few IAP's already joined.

Installed a new IAP it gets and IP however it not joining the Conductor - I am going to assume here there is manual intervention.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

Thanks & Regards  

Yes, 500 series is AP-504 and AP-505.

Thanks again,

You probably realize by now this is my first IAP join,

If I download the Firmware for the 500 series will this apply to the 505 IAP?

Again thanks for all the advise

Regards

Yes, however you should add a Central subscription to your AP once it joined.

Please make sure that auto-join is enabled in addition to adding the AP in the same (native) VLAN and either same model or exact same firmware version (build number).

Thank you,

Apologies I only now realize all IAP's are joined to Central - now joining the new IAP, same procedure? 

is the new IAP the same AP model as the rest of the APs in the cluster? if not then you need to bring it up in an isolated VLAN and upgrade it to the same firmware version as that of the cluster and then reconnect it to the cluster VLAN

Good Day,

I have a Conductor with a few IAP's already joined.

Installed a new IAP it gets and IP however it not joining the Conductor - I am going to assume here there is manual intervention.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

Thanks & Regards  

Good Day,

Thank you, managed to bring the 505 IAP to the clusters Firmware version, it joined the cluster including Central, it broadcasts the configured SSID's - however when trying to connect Windows checks network requirements, then - Can't connect to this network.

Again any suggestions will be apricated

Regards 

Yes, 500 series is AP-504 and AP-505.

Thanks again,

You probably realize by now this is my first IAP join,

If I download the Firmware for the 500 series will this apply to the 505 IAP?

Again thanks for all the advise

Regards

Yes, however you should add a Central subscription to your AP once it joined.

Please make sure that auto-join is enabled in addition to adding the AP in the same (native) VLAN and either same model or exact same firmware version (build number).

Thank you,

Apologies I only now realize all IAP's are joined to Central - now joining the new IAP, same procedure? 

is the new IAP the same AP model as the rest of the APs in the cluster? if not then you need to bring it up in an isolated VLAN and upgrade it to the same firmware version as that of the cluster and then reconnect it to the cluster VLAN

Good Day,

I have a Conductor with a few IAP's already joined.

Installed a new IAP it gets and IP however it not joining the Conductor - I am going to assume here there is manual intervention.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

Thanks & Regards  

what sort of authentication are you using? is it PSK or dot1x? what error do you see on the windows and then in Central under clients?

Good Day,

Thank you, managed to bring the 505 IAP to the clusters Firmware version, it joined the cluster including Central, it broadcasts the configured SSID's - however when trying to connect Windows checks network requirements, then - Can't connect to this network.

Again any suggestions will be apricated

Regards 

Yes, 500 series is AP-504 and AP-505.

Thanks again,

You probably realize by now this is my first IAP join,

If I download the Firmware for the 500 series will this apply to the 505 IAP?

Again thanks for all the advise

Regards

Yes, however you should add a Central subscription to your AP once it joined.

Please make sure that auto-join is enabled in addition to adding the AP in the same (native) VLAN and either same model or exact same firmware version (build number).

Thank you,

Apologies I only now realize all IAP's are joined to Central - now joining the new IAP, same procedure? 

is the new IAP the same AP model as the rest of the APs in the cluster? if not then you need to bring it up in an isolated VLAN and upgrade it to the same firmware version as that of the cluster and then reconnect it to the cluster VLAN

Good Day,

I have a Conductor with a few IAP's already joined.

Installed a new IAP it gets and IP however it not joining the Conductor - I am going to assume here there is manual intervention.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

Thanks & Regards  

Good Day,

802.1x  - the issue was the new IAP IP address was not added to the RADIUS server.

This has been done and the AP is working.

Thanks all for the replies.

Regards

what sort of authentication are you using? is it PSK or dot1x? what error do you see on the windows and then in Central under clients?

Good Day,

Thank you, managed to bring the 505 IAP to the clusters Firmware version, it joined the cluster including Central, it broadcasts the configured SSID's - however when trying to connect Windows checks network requirements, then - Can't connect to this network.

Again any suggestions will be apricated

Regards 

Yes, 500 series is AP-504 and AP-505.

Thanks again,

You probably realize by now this is my first IAP join,

If I download the Firmware for the 500 series will this apply to the 505 IAP?

Again thanks for all the advise

Regards

Yes, however you should add a Central subscription to your AP once it joined.

Please make sure that auto-join is enabled in addition to adding the AP in the same (native) VLAN and either same model or exact same firmware version (build number).

Thank you,

Apologies I only now realize all IAP's are joined to Central - now joining the new IAP, same procedure? 

is the new IAP the same AP model as the rest of the APs in the cluster? if not then you need to bring it up in an isolated VLAN and upgrade it to the same firmware version as that of the cluster and then reconnect it to the cluster VLAN

Good Day,

I have a Conductor with a few IAP's already joined.

Installed a new IAP it gets and IP however it not joining the Conductor - I am going to assume here there is manual intervention.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

Thanks & Regards