Any person has similar experience?
I am using Cisco switch with T300 series AP and R700 AP with SCG
Recently some of the AP will can't boot up after reboot the PoE switch
Some of them will return to original firmware from ZD
Some of them will return to original firmware from SCG
I am using Cisco switch with T300 series AP and R700 AP with SCG
Recently some of the AP will can't boot up after reboot the PoE switch
Some of them will return to original firmware from ZD
Some of them will return to original firmware from SCG
Posted 4 years ago
After checking it seems that the CLI script make the AP can't boot up and I open another post for it
Actually the code should not make it happened but we can reproduce it.
Actually the code should not make it happened but we can reproduce it.
Michael Brado, Official Rep
Please provide your AP firmware version and switch model/firmware version to Tech Support,
as we'd like to see a reproduceable issue too.
as we'd like to see a reproduceable issue too.
The cost found is cli script problem and the cli script already upload on another post
fw_version=3.0.4.0.461
model=all
set blacklist wifi1 52 -1
set blacklist wifi1 56 -1
set blacklist wifi1 60 -1
set blacklist wifi1 64 -1
set blacklist wifi1 100 -1
set blacklist wifi1 104 -1
set blacklist wifi1 108 -1
set blacklist wifi1 112 -1
set blacklist wifi1 116 -1
set blacklist wifi1 120 -1
set blacklist wifi1 124 -1
set blacklist wifi1 128 -1
set blacklist wifi1 132 -1
set blacklist wifi1 136 -1
file b
fw_version=3.0.4.0.461
model=all
set blacklist wifi0 2 -1
set blacklist wifi0 3 -1
set blacklist wifi0 4 -1
set blacklist wifi0 5 -1
set blacklist wifi0 7 -1
set blacklist wifi0 8 -1
set blacklist wifi0 9 -1
set blacklist wifi0 10 -1
set blacklist wifi0 12 -1
set blacklist wifi0 13 -1
model=all
set blacklist wifi1 52 -1
set blacklist wifi1 56 -1
set blacklist wifi1 60 -1
set blacklist wifi1 64 -1
set blacklist wifi1 100 -1
set blacklist wifi1 104 -1
set blacklist wifi1 108 -1
set blacklist wifi1 112 -1
set blacklist wifi1 116 -1
set blacklist wifi1 120 -1
set blacklist wifi1 124 -1
set blacklist wifi1 128 -1
set blacklist wifi1 132 -1
set blacklist wifi1 136 -1
file b
fw_version=3.0.4.0.461
model=all
set blacklist wifi0 2 -1
set blacklist wifi0 3 -1
set blacklist wifi0 4 -1
set blacklist wifi0 5 -1
set blacklist wifi0 7 -1
set blacklist wifi0 8 -1
set blacklist wifi0 9 -1
set blacklist wifi0 10 -1
set blacklist wifi0 12 -1
set blacklist wifi0 13 -1
Michael Brado, Official Rep
Thanks,
You don't need the line "file b" or the second re-definition of the fw version.
You should add a "reboot" command to the end.
You don't need the line "file b" or the second re-definition of the fw version.
You should add a "reboot" command to the end.
It is two separate file one for 2.4g another is 5g so u mean each of it should add reboot at the end ?
Michael Brado, Official Rep
Yes, you can execute these as two different scripts, one for each radio.
Or, you can configure both radios of your APs at once too.
Or, you can configure both radios of your APs at once too.
So my script should be like below?
fw_version=3.0.4.0.461
model=all
set blacklist wifi1 52 -1
set blacklist wifi1 56 -1
set blacklist wifi1 60 -1
set blacklist wifi1 64 -1
set blacklist wifi1 100 -1
set blacklist wifi1 104 -1
set blacklist wifi1 108 -1
set blacklist wifi1 112 -1
set blacklist wifi1 116 -1
set blacklist wifi1 120 -1
set blacklist wifi1 124 -1
set blacklist wifi1 128 -1
set blacklist wifi1 132 -1
set blacklist wifi1 136 -1
set blacklist wifi0 2 -1
set blacklist wifi0 3 -1
set blacklist wifi0 4 -1
set blacklist wifi0 5 -1
set blacklist wifi0 7 -1
set blacklist wifi0 8 -1
set blacklist wifi0 9 -1
set blacklist wifi0 10 -1
set blacklist wifi0 12 -1
set blacklist wifi0 13 -1
reboot
Good grief. Just do a hard reset, login with super
sp--admin, and reload the Base 104 image. Then you’re back to brand new factory condition.
sp--admin, and reload the Base 104 image. Then you’re back to brand new factory condition.
