I had that issue with 1702.
Solution from TAC was to ssh to AP:
Debug capwap console cli
Capwap ap controller ip address {IP_of_WLC}

It works, but as you say, massively annoying.
There is a suspicion that having the AP come up in the same vlan as the WLC - 
my aps are in 4 different vlans, none of which are the vlan for WLC  - that it 
would find the controller.

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Subject: Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] Cisco AIR-CAP2702E could not discover WLC

Not with 2702's but 3702's, we had a batch come in enabled in Bridge mode out 
of the box. In which case you have to login to your controller and add the MAC 
address in the filter to allow it to associate. Then let it download the image, 
then change the mode. 

Massively annoying, but sometimes that's how it goes...




Britton Anderson <mailto:blanders...@alaska.edu>  |      Senior Network 
Communications Specialist |      University of Alaska 
<http://www.alaska.edu/oit>  |     907.450.8250   


On Wed, Jul 22, 2015 at 9:15 AM, Mark Elley <mark.el...@bristol.ac.uk> wrote:


        This sounds very much like the problem we had with 20+ 2702I-E-K9 APs.  
It's a bug in the firmware - no idea how it got through testing...

        We had to serially config them all by hand - very painful.

        Process was...

        *       Get MAC address of AP into your DHCP server
        *       Boot AP
                
        *       Using serial cable - enable -> Cisco
                
        *       Type: capwap ap controller ip address w.x.y.z (in a few seconds 
the AP will start firmware upgrade - AP flashing blue)
                
        *       When you get the usual "Not in Bound state" error, login to the 
CLI Uesrname: Cisco, Password: Cisco
                
        *       enable -> Cisco
                
        *       Type: clear lwapp private-config (AP will now start chatting to 
wism w.x.y.z)
                


        Apologies if this is not the same issue but if it is it will save you 
an awful lot of time trying to figure it out.

        We also saw the issue Jezz mentioned with two MAC addresses.  That was 
easier to overcome!

        Mark

        Wireless Service Manager
        IT Services, University of Bristol 

        On 22 July 2015 at 17:48, Bahr, Deb <db...@coe.edu> wrote:
        

                I am trying to deploy the 2702E AP's with 5508 wireless 
controllers and am seeing the following error:
                

                Could not discover WLC.  Either IP address is not assigned or 
assigned IP is wrong.  Renewing DHCP IP.  It will receive an IP address, and 
then continue this error message and keep trying to renew DHCP IP.
                
                
                I can connect a AIR-CAP2702I to the same PoE switch and it 
connects flawlessly.   I'm not sure why the 2702I will work and not the 2702E.
                
                
                Has anyone else ran into this issue?
                

                -- 
                
                Deb Bahr
                Department of Information Technology
                db...@.coe.edu <http://www.coe.edu>  |319-399-8877
                
                

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