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‎09-17-2019 08:44 PM
We just got two new AP-7522-67030-1WR with Wing 5.9.2.5-001R and I'm trying to configure them to have Static IP address. I had no issues in logging in with Zero IP and added the wireless profile.
I restarted the AP after I updated the IP to Static IP,
But when I tried to log in using the assigned Static IP address, I got an error of either host is unreachable or it's timed out error.
I know the setup is good and I will be able to login if I'm within the network where the Static ip is being used (Customer site). but with lower versions of Wing I had no trouble re-logging to the new AP using the Static IP. within our network.
I also had this error before with same version in July but after several tries, eventually I was able to log in.
Any idea what has changed or how to verify configuration outside the network?
I know for lower versions of Wing, this problem won't exists....
I restarted the AP after I updated the IP to Static IP,
But when I tried to log in using the assigned Static IP address, I got an error of either host is unreachable or it's timed out error.
I know the setup is good and I will be able to login if I'm within the network where the Static ip is being used (Customer site). but with lower versions of Wing I had no trouble re-logging to the new AP using the Static IP. within our network.
I also had this error before with same version in July but after several tries, eventually I was able to log in.
Any idea what has changed or how to verify configuration outside the network?
I know for lower versions of Wing, this problem won't exists....
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‎09-17-2019 09:37 PM
Hello Manuel,
If you have a console cable, you should access the CLI via serial (baud 115200 and all other settings default) and perform the following after successful login:
enable [enter]
show ip int br [enter]
Ensure that AP static IP is mapped to correct vlan.
If using a different VLAN then default VLAN 1, you will need to map the VLAN to the interface ge1 port.
enable [enter]
self [enter]
int ge1 [enter]
switchport access vlan xxx [enter] (x represents VLAN number)
com wr [enter]
If trying to access the AP from outside of network, you must ensure that the default gateway is configured.
enable [enter]
self [enter]
default-gateway xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx [enter] (x represents default gateway IP)
com wr [enter]
I am not aware of any issues with static ip addressing on any WiNG 5 version. We would require a copy of the startup-config to verify where the issue.
If you have a console cable, you should access the CLI via serial (baud 115200 and all other settings default) and perform the following after successful login:
enable [enter]
show ip int br [enter]
Ensure that AP static IP is mapped to correct vlan.
If using a different VLAN then default VLAN 1, you will need to map the VLAN to the interface ge1 port.
enable [enter]
self [enter]
int ge1 [enter]
switchport access vlan xxx [enter] (x represents VLAN number)
com wr [enter]
If trying to access the AP from outside of network, you must ensure that the default gateway is configured.
enable [enter]
self [enter]
default-gateway xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx [enter] (x represents default gateway IP)
com wr [enter]
I am not aware of any issues with static ip addressing on any WiNG 5 version. We would require a copy of the startup-config to verify where the issue.
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‎09-18-2019 03:49 PM
Thanks Christopher for your reply.
The Static IP and default gateway IP (provided by customer) are setup with the default VLAN1 .
I found a console cable but now I'm looking for a power supply as the AP usually don't go with it.
But when I got everything, I should be able to access the AP and verify the Static IP with your instructions above.
Thanks for your help!.
The Static IP and default gateway IP (provided by customer) are setup with the default VLAN1 .
I found a console cable but now I'm looking for a power supply as the AP usually don't go with it.
But when I got everything, I should be able to access the AP and verify the Static IP with your instructions above.
Thanks for your help!.
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‎09-17-2019 09:37 PM
Hello Manuel,
If you have a console cable, you should access the CLI via serial (baud 115200 and all other settings default) and perform the following after successful login:
enable [enter]
show ip int br [enter]
Ensure that AP static IP is mapped to correct vlan.
If using a different VLAN then default VLAN 1, you will need to map the VLAN to the interface ge1 port.
enable [enter]
self [enter]
int ge1 [enter]
switchport access vlan xxx [enter] (x represents VLAN number)
com wr [enter]
If trying to access the AP from outside of network, you must ensure that the default gateway is configured.
enable [enter]
self [enter]
default-gateway xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx [enter] (x represents default gateway IP)
com wr [enter]
I am not aware of any issues with static ip addressing on any WiNG 5 version. We would require a copy of the startup-config to verify where the issue.
If you have a console cable, you should access the CLI via serial (baud 115200 and all other settings default) and perform the following after successful login:
enable [enter]
show ip int br [enter]
Ensure that AP static IP is mapped to correct vlan.
If using a different VLAN then default VLAN 1, you will need to map the VLAN to the interface ge1 port.
enable [enter]
self [enter]
int ge1 [enter]
switchport access vlan xxx [enter] (x represents VLAN number)
com wr [enter]
If trying to access the AP from outside of network, you must ensure that the default gateway is configured.
enable [enter]
self [enter]
default-gateway xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx [enter] (x represents default gateway IP)
com wr [enter]
I am not aware of any issues with static ip addressing on any WiNG 5 version. We would require a copy of the startup-config to verify where the issue.
