Cisco Cisco Aironet 1522 Lightweight Outdoor Mesh Access Point Troubleshooting Guide
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Troubleshooting a Mesh Network
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PoE from the switch or router is enabled.
Note
Connections are generally erratic
or inconsistent.
or inconsistent.
1) Verify that the PoE port on the switch
or router is disabled by checking the PoE
LED or configuration with the CLI. If the
LED is continuous or fluttering, disable
PoE on the port.
or router is disabled by checking the PoE
LED or configuration with the CLI. If the
LED is continuous or fluttering, disable
PoE on the port.
Note
Cisco mesh access points (1500
Series) are not compliant with
802.3af, which allows an access
point to take power from a switch
or router. PoE must always be
disabled on the switch or router
associated with the AP.
Series) are not compliant with
802.3af, which allows an access
point to take power from a switch
or router. PoE must always be
disabled on the switch or router
associated with the AP.
Note
Cisco external power injectors are
mandatory for PoE
configurations.
mandatory for PoE
configurations.
2) Verify that the recommended distance
(< = 128 ft) between the switch or router
and the PoE injector is not exceeded.
(< = 128 ft) between the switch or router
and the PoE injector is not exceeded.
Duplicate IP addresses on the access
point.
point.
Note
Connections are generally erratic
or inconsistent.
or inconsistent.
1) Reconfigure the access point by
removing the static IP address, if
applicable.
removing the static IP address, if
applicable.
2) Have DHCP server assign the access
point IP address.
point IP address.
Note
Ensure that the DHCP server is
configured and accessible on the
same subnet as the access point.
configured and accessible on the
same subnet as the access point.
Table 4
LWAPP Discovery Request Never Sent by Access Point (continued)
Possible cause
Solution/Debug steps