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Standalone AP mode reset

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Standalone AP mode reset

Standalone AP mode reset

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I have an AIR 3600 that has been flashed with IOS for standalone mode. If I do a reset using the mode button will it revert back to lightweight mode (and thus need a controller?)

Thanks.

RE: Standalone AP mode reset

Powering on the AP with the reset button pressed until the LED turns amber (1-2 seconds) will factory reset the AP. It won't change the software to CAPWAP (lightweight). However if you continue to hold the reset button until the LED turns red (20+ seconds) then it will enter recovery mode and attempt to download a recovery image via TFTP. This is normally how you would convert from autonomous to lightweight or vice versa.

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/acc...

https://mrncciew.com/2013/12/13/ap-conversion-usin...

HTH
Andy

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