topic move access point to new hivemanager in Aerohive Migrated Content

move access point to new hivemanager

stuart2 — Sat, 19 Oct 2019 08:26:47 GMT

move access point to new hivemanager

Re: move access point to new hivemanager

dparsons — Mon, 21 Oct 2019 01:12:08 GMT

Cloud to cloud
Cloud to On Prem
On Prem to Cloud
Classic to NG (and which one above)

We need to have more details to know how to assist you better.

Re: move access point to new hivemanager

stuart2 — Mon, 21 Oct 2019 07:36:24 GMT

Hello,

We are trying to migrate the serial # 02301509172439 to HiveManager NG.

The unit appears to register to VHM-UQGNPSIY (Hubbard Street Dance Center) but the capwap client never shows an established connection, and “show hivemanager” never gets to an established connection.

Is this serial number possibly registered to an old HMOL VHM instance? We were given some steps to troubleshoot this unit via console, however the other AP230 units registered just fine on the same Ethernet connection / DHCP server.

Thank you,

Stuart Brainerd
Synapse Networks
1802 W Berteau Ave STE 205
Chicago IL 60613
• phone: 773-871-1466 ext. 210
• e-mail: stuart@synapse.tech

Re: move access point to new hivemanager

dparsons — Wed, 23 Oct 2019 00:23:00 GMT

Stuart,

When others ask questions we often do so because there is need for the details in order to help you. I can make assumptions but would rather get the facts. Then there is also the case to be made (by my wife) that I am just thick headed and too dense to understand.

So please answer each of these so we can understand exactly what you are doing.

Are you migrating from Online classic to Online NG?

Are you migrating from On Premise Classic to Online NG?

Are you migrating from On Premise Classic to On Premise NG?

The AP230 was registered to Classic and you are moving it to NG?

What changes did you make to move the other APs?

It kinda sounds like the AP may be either stuck in the redirector or trying to register to a Hive that does not have any seats left open to allow it to register but those are guesses.

Let us know the answers to the above questions so we can direct you further.