Примечания к выпуску для Cisco Cisco 2106 Wireless LAN Controller

Before you can install a 1130AG or 1240AG indoor access point into an indoor mesh deployment you 
must do the following.

Convert the autonomous access point (k9w7 image)

 

to a lightweight access point.

A detailed explanation of this process is located at:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/wireless/ps430/prod_technical_reference09186a00804f
c3dc.html

Convert the lightweight access point to either a mesh access point (MAP) or root access point 
(RAP).

Indoor mesh access points (1130 and 1240) can function as either a root access point (RAP) or a 
mesh access point (MAP). By default, all are configured as MAPs. 

At least one access point within a mesh network must be configured to function as a RAP.

The access point reboots after entry of the conversion commands (CLI, GUI, and WCS noted 
below), and initially reloads its existing non-mesh image (k9w8) and then rejoins the controller. 
After successfully rejoining, the access point receives a download of the mesh image (k9w9) 
from the controller. The mesh image then reloads and replaces the non-mesh image on the access 
point. Afterwards, the access point rejoins the controller as a mesh access point operating in the 
bridging mode as either a MAP or RAP as configured.

The indoor mesh access point image (k9w9) is a different image than the autonomous (k9w7) 
and lightweight access point images (k9w8).

To convert the access point to a mesh access point using the CLI, enter the commands noted in either 
Step a or b below.

To convert from a lightweight access point to a MAP, enter the following CLI commands:

config ap mode bridge AP_Name

The mesh access point image (k9w9) is downloaded.

To convert from a lightweight access point to a RAP, enter the following CLI commands:

config ap mode bridge AP_Name 

config ap role rootAP AP_Name 

The mesh access point image (k9w9) is downloaded and the mesh access point is configured to 
operate as a RAP.