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Converting Cisco Wave 2 AP AUX Port to LAN Port
Converting Cisco Wave 2 AP AUX Port to LAN Port (CLI)
Cisco Aironet 1850, 2800, and 3800 Series APs‘ second Ethernet port, also called the AUX port, is used as a link aggregation (LAG) port, by default. It is possible to use this LAG port as a LAN port when LAG is disabled. When the AUX port is configured as a LAN port, you can either use the AP group setting to configure the LAN port for a group of APs, or use the LAN override functionality to configure the LAN port for each AP separately. This Cisco Wave 2 AP AUX port to LAN port conversion feature is supported only in the following APs:
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1852E
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1852I
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2802E
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2802I
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3802E
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3802I
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3802P
Procedure
Step 1 |
By default, the APs are in LAG mode. Check the status of an AP by entering this command: show ap config general ap-name
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Step 2 |
If LAG mode in the AP is enabled, disable LAG mode by entering this command: config ap lag-mode support disable ap-name |
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Step 3 |
Create a remote LAN (RLAN) and enable it by entering these commands:
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Create an AP group for the RLAN that you created by entering this command: config wlan apgroup add apgroup-name description |
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Step 5 |
Add the RLAN and the AP to the AP group by entering these commands:
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Step 6 |
After the AP is rebooted, assign the RLAN to the LAN port (LAN 1) in the AP group by entering this command: config wlan apgroup port lan 1 apgroup-name remote-lan rlan-id
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Step 7 |
Enable the LAN port (LAN 1) for a group of APs in the AP group or for an individual AP by entering these commands:
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Step 8 |
Connect a client to the AP through the AUX port. |