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Incomplete Cisco Configuration Page?

iamdarkyoshi
By iamdarkyoshi
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I just scored two ap1252g-a-k9 and power injectors for 40 bucks. What a steal. However, when I try to get into the config from both chrome and shinternet exploder, the page auto refreshes (chrome) or doesn't load most of the page's details (IE) and I cannot configure anything. I have tried the obvious (power cycling) and resetting the AP. I roughly remember having the same issues when I got my Cisco 1100 series AP. Anyone got any ideas?

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try Firefox? :D #FirefoxMasterRace

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try Firefox? :D #FirefoxMasterRace

SSHMasterRace; never config networking gear via GUI, it doesn't work.

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SSHMasterRace; never config networking gear via GUI, it doesn't work.

True. I use SSH at work configuring servers with CentOS 6.6, and have to say it's the best way to go about things assuming you know what you're doing.

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Memory: 12GB Crucial ECC 1600 Mhz

Storage: Seagate 3TB Constellation 

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Memory: 12GB Crucial ECC 1600Mhz

Storage: Seagate 3TB Constellation

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I just scored two ap1252g-a-k9 and power injectors for 40 bucks. What a steal. However, when I try to get into the config from both chrome and shinternet exploder, the page auto refreshes (chrome) or doesn't load most of the page's details (IE) and I cannot configure anything. I have tried the obvious (power cycling) and resetting the AP. I roughly remember having the same issues when I got my Cisco 1100 series AP. Anyone got any ideas?

Normally you need to use the management interface. Not sure about the wireless APs, but every other cisco box I have used a serial-> RJ45  adapter (usually one is included), then just putty'd in, and configured via the cli.

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Normally you need to use the management interface. Not sure about the wireless APs, but every other cisco box I have used a serial-> RJ45  adapter (usually one is included), then just putty'd in, and configured via the cli.

mine have a console serial port. Now I just need to find a cable. Or configure them at work. Or both.

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