AP Registration Process
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ā02-06-2018 01:01 PM
Hello Community,
can anyone provide me a successfull AP Registration Process over the CLI on an AP?
If possible, also I need the steps in the Wireshark Trace to verify where is the problem exactly.
I canĀ“t find anything about this in the Hub and on the GTAC Knowledge.
I this a secret or why can I found nothing?
Many thanks in advance.
Greetings.
Mario
can anyone provide me a successfull AP Registration Process over the CLI on an AP?
If possible, also I need the steps in the Wireshark Trace to verify where is the problem exactly.
I canĀ“t find anything about this in the Hub and on the GTAC Knowledge.
I this a secret or why can I found nothing?
Many thanks in advance.
Greetings.
Mario
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ā02-13-2018 01:29 PM
Hi Mario,
I don't think that we have any documnetation of the connecting process that it showing on that level.
But youcan test it in the lab and look to the logs of the AP in order to see what is happening.
SSH to the AP if you connect the AP first time to the Controller or set the AP to factory default in order see all steps.
login: admin
password: new2day
# tail -f /tmp/logs/ap.log
you should see the steps what the AP tries during connection setup.
Regarding the AP trace you can use the remote capturing feature of the AP in order trace the AP ethernet port. Search for remote capture in the KB for this.
Regards
Umut
I don't think that we have any documnetation of the connecting process that it showing on that level.
But youcan test it in the lab and look to the logs of the AP in order to see what is happening.
SSH to the AP if you connect the AP first time to the Controller or set the AP to factory default in order see all steps.
login: admin
password: new2day
# tail -f /tmp/logs/ap.log
you should see the steps what the AP tries during connection setup.
Regarding the AP trace you can use the remote capturing feature of the AP in order trace the AP ethernet port. Search for remote capture in the KB for this.
Regards
Umut
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ā02-06-2018 02:04 PM
Hello Brian,
thanks for reply.
I need one successfully registration process over the CLI from the AP for Troubleshooting purposes.
I think Extreme should also have a guide for these steps, but I found nothing in the internet.
For comparsion Cisco has this guide for Customers.
When I open a Case the guys are also familar with this steps and verify this on the AP or in the Wireshark trace whatĀ“s going on.
BR,
Mario
thanks for reply.
I need one successfully registration process over the CLI from the AP for Troubleshooting purposes.
I think Extreme should also have a guide for these steps, but I found nothing in the internet.
For comparsion Cisco has this guide for Customers.
When I open a Case the guys are also familar with this steps and verify this on the AP or in the Wireshark trace whatĀ“s going on.
BR,
Mario
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ā02-06-2018 02:04 PM
Hi Mario,
Identifi does not have CLI debug commands like Cisco.
For troubleshooting purposes, you could mirror traffic on switch port which connects AP.
Thanks
Identifi does not have CLI debug commands like Cisco.
For troubleshooting purposes, you could mirror traffic on switch port which connects AP.
Thanks
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ā02-06-2018 01:53 PM
In the V10 Wireless User guide, page 106 in the Discovery and Registration Overview section, gives a great visual of the discovery process. One of the troubleshooting tools I use is to ssh into the AP (or console as last resort) and type in tail -f /tmp/log/ap.log and you will see the log file in real time, and give clues on why it can't find the controller.
