Chapter 2 Fault Descriptions
Access Point /Bridge Faults
Table | Access Point Faults (continued) |
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MIC is disabled for the | MIC is not enabled for the selected | Manage Fault | Log into the access point and enable | |
VLAN number |
| VLAN on the access point. | Settings > Access | the VLAN. Then, using the WLSE |
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| When the fault is cleared, the | Point/Bridge | fault settings, enable the MIC for that |
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Radar Detected on | On its current channel, the AP | Manage Fault | The WLSE will automatically handle | |
Channel origChannel | detected likely contention with a | Settings > | the assignment of another channel for | |
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| radar device, so it needs to leave that | those APs affected by the Radar | |
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| channel and find another. The AP | Policies > Dynamic | Detection. However, if these faults |
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| will automatically scan for another | Frequency | become common, you should |
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| channel, but might be unable to | Selection (DFS) | Assisted Configuration (RPG) soon |
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| accept associations for one minute. |
| after a DFS event has occurred (or just |
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| This one minute delay is the required |
| manually deselect the DFS channel |
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| scan time on another Dynamic |
| from the Assisted Config Wizard). |
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| Frequency Selection channel that |
| This will reorganize the site to avoid |
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| must elapse before the AP can accept |
| the affected channel and make future |
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| associations. |
| conflicts likely. |
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| following message displays: No |
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| radar detected on new channel |
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| newChannel |
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Vlan WEP key length | The WEP key length for the selected | Manage Fault | Make sure the WEP key length | |
policy violation |
| VLAN setting has been violated. | Settings > Access | selected in the policy setting matches |
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| When this fault has been cleared, the | Point/Bridge | the access point settings. |
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| following message displays: Vlan | Policies > WEP |
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WDS appears down. | The WLSE failed to receive “keep | Manage Fault | Check the network connectivity, and | |
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| active” messages from the WDS. | Settings > WDS > | the WDS status. |
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| or when the network is down. | Status |
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WDS Registered with | The WDS is registered with a | Manage Fault | Determine which WLSE is supposed | |
another WLSE |
| different WLSE. | Settings > WDS > | to manage that WDS from an RM |
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| Authentication | perspective. Then modify the wnm |
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| Failures | configuration on the WDS to point to |
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| the correct WLSE. |
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| For more information, see the |
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| managing devices information in the |
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| online help or the User Guide for the |
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| CiscoWorks Wireless LAN Solution |
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| Engine, Release 2.13. |
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FAQ and Troubleshooting Guide for the CiscoWorks Wireless LAN Solution Engine
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