Very good- thanks guys.

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Subject: Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] New 3702 APs not playing well with Spanning-Tree 
Portfast Out-of-Box

Lee,

I had this happen back in February with 2702’s like Oliver.

Here is the bug I was sent from the case I opened. CSCur86600

Looks like it’s something in the 8.0 recovery code.

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Portfast Out-of-Box

Thanks, Oliver- so this is known… good to know. So far I’m not finding a 
specific bug ID doing searches. Would you have any link, by chance?

Lee Badman | Network Architect
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Sent: Tuesday, August 11, 2015 8:27 AM
To: 
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Subject: Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] New 3702 APs not playing well with Spanning-Tree 
Portfast Out-of-Box

We had this behaviour on a batch of 2702s, the firmware that was preloaded had 
this bug that went away once the associated and upgraded. It's a right pita 
changing the port config to get them to connect, then reverting it later, but 
not as bad as the other firmware bug causing APs to use the wrong MAC address 
until they upgraded.

On 11 August 2015 at 13:21, Lee H Badman 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Wondering if anyone has seen similar with Cisco APs: On switchports that have 
been fine for other Cisco APs, a run of new 3702s are going into error disable. 
If you turn on the ability to see why in the switch, the APs – only when new 
out of box—are sending BPDUs to ports that have Spanning-Tree Portfast on as a 
rule.

If you remove portfast, the new 3702s go off to the WLC just fine, get updated 
for code, and then work as expected. You can restore spanning-tree portfast, 
reboot the APs (that are no longer “out of box”) and they behave fine on the 
portfast-enabled ports.

I’ve not seen this behavior with any other Cisco AP, and I don’t think it 
happened with our earliest 3700s, either.

Does this oddity ring familiar with anyone?

Thanks-

Lee

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