Hi Andreas

Thanks for you answer. 

One question though, where did you find this information ? 

Nor I don't believe what you says neither I want to challenge you, but I'd like 
to see what I have missed. 

I read the Release Notes for 7.3.110.0 and I can't find this in the document. 

In reference : 
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/controller/release/notes/crn73.html#wp973325

Thanks 


 
On 2012-10-29, at 7:03 PM, Andreas di Zazzo wrote:

> The problem is the virtual WLC does not support upgrading lightweight
> APs from anything less than software 7.3 on them.
> In your case you'll need a real physical controller to install a 7.3
> image on it, then you can configure it to use your vWLC.
> 
> Clearly says under AP requirements for this virtual controller.
> Existing APs must be upgraded to 7.3 software before joining a virtual
> controller.
> 
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> Subject: [OSL | CCIE_Wireless] Converting an autonomous AP to LWAPP with
> aVirtual Controller : Interesting story
> 
> Hi Folks 
> 
> First of all, I'm quite beginner with Wireless network, although I have
> been deploying autonomous AP's there and there. 
> 
> So let's get started. 
> 
> Like probably everyone, I'm using free options where ever I can find
> them, this time, I tried to use a virtual Wireless Controller. 
> 
> This is kind of neat because you can get a free demo license to support
> up to 200 AP's for 60 days, nice !
> 
> So, at work I had a 1242 in my warehouse, running an autonomous IOS. 
> 
> I started to load the software on it, I probably did not the right thing
> but I loaded the software with the archive command. 
> 
> The version I used is this one : WIRELESS LAN LWAPP RECOVERY
> c1240-rcvk9w8-tar.124-10b.JDA.tar. 
> 
> And of course, I ran into problems :-) 
> 
> First of all, when I tried to boot the AP, it would stop at the CLI
> prompt after having tried all the methods to find a controller. I tried
> to force a controller with the "lwapp controller ap ip address..." with
> no luck. 
> 
> The debug lwapp command didn't give me any clue of what was wrong. The
> logs eventually gave me more clues, I got the error message : maximum
> tried reaches (0) (this is not the exact error message but you got the
> idea). 
> 
> I was like what is going on, the WLC has a demo license for 200 AP's and
> yet it is telling me there is no free AP license ??? 
> 
> As it turns out, the demo license need to be activated. It is not done
> while running the setup wizard. You have to go to the Management menu >
> Software activation > Licenses. 
> The Status of the license is EULA Not Accepted. 
> 
> The trick is to change the Priority from Low to High and click on the
> Set Priority and Accepting the License agreement. And, reboot the WLC to
> activate the license. 
> 
> After that step, the AP would eventually got further in the setup. 
> 
> But wait there is more, the second problem was the certificate is
> rejected and the AP would eventually been stuck in a reboot loop. 
> 
> So far, I have no idea yet of to fix this problem, I'm just wondering if
> I would not need to manually register the AP or forcing it to generate a
> new certificate instead of the MIC, or simply changing the time and the
> date on the WLC to match the validity of the MIC
> 
> Anyone has an idea ? 
> 
> Thanks ! 
> 
> J. 
> 
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