Cisco Cisco Aironet 1522 Lightweight Outdoor Mesh Access Point Guía Para Resolver Problemas

Link is lost because of poor SNR or radio 
hardware failure.

1) Check the node-to-node LinkSNR. See 

 for the minimum LinkSNR required 

by data rate to maintain a link. See 

 for 

supporting LinkSNR calculation details.

The following diagnostic information is 
available: 

Controller CLI (show mesh path).

Controller GUI (Wireless > Access Points 
> All APs > AP Name > Neighbor Info 
(drop-down menu) > Link Test 
(drop-down menu option for parent and 
child APs).

Cisco WCS (Reports > Mesh Reports 
>Mesh Link Stats).

Refer to the “RF Issues and 
Fluctuations” troubleshooting section 
in this document for additional 
diagnostic steps.

802.11a (802.11b if AP1505) network is 
disabled on the RAP.

1) Enable the 802.11a Network Status or 
802.11b/g Network Status option on the 
controller GUI at the following page using the 
appropriate path: 

Wireless > 802.11a > Network (AP1510)

Wireless > 802.11b > Network (AP1505)

Access point is not staying up due to either a 
power problem or reboot.

1) Enter the following CLI command:

show ap config general ap-name

Check the status of the following parameters:

- AP Uptime

- LWAPP uptime

- Join Date and Time

- Join Taken Time

2) If a poletop installation, verify if:

a) Power is bank-switched.

b) Power is stable (using voltmeter or 
visibly checking light stability at night).

A bridge group name (BGN) is configured for 
the RAP but not for the MAPs.

1) Assign a BGN to the MAP.

MAPs connect only to a controller 
with a default BGN.