I have a Cisco RV180W router that runs to a Cat6 switch. The Cat6 switch is connected to a Cat5e PoE switch. I also have a Cisco WAP321 connected via PoE.
I bought the WAP because it was a Cisco product, and I believed that it would be simple to implement with my router. I was wrong.
Currently, both the router and WAP are set to B/G/N mixed, 20 mhz, VLAN 1, Wireless Channel Auto, Security: WPA2 Personel - same password
For some reason, earlier tonight, my iPad (1st Gen) and iPhone 5 connected to the WAP with no problem. My MacBook Pro could not connect to the WAP.
Now, as I write this post, my iPhone5 and MacBook Pro can connect to the WAP but my iPad cannot connect. I get the standard dummy "169" IP address. The iPad connected to the WAP earlier tonight, but now, it will not connect.
I have spent hours on the phone with Cisco tech support to tech support. I am currently on hold with Apple.
This makes no sense. Has anyone had a problem like this? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I bought the WAP because it was a Cisco product, and I believed that it would be simple to implement with my router. I was wrong.
Currently, both the router and WAP are set to B/G/N mixed, 20 mhz, VLAN 1, Wireless Channel Auto, Security: WPA2 Personel - same password
For some reason, earlier tonight, my iPad (1st Gen) and iPhone 5 connected to the WAP with no problem. My MacBook Pro could not connect to the WAP.
Now, as I write this post, my iPhone5 and MacBook Pro can connect to the WAP but my iPad cannot connect. I get the standard dummy "169" IP address. The iPad connected to the WAP earlier tonight, but now, it will not connect.
I have spent hours on the phone with Cisco tech support to tech support. I am currently on hold with Apple.
This makes no sense. Has anyone had a problem like this? Any help would be greatly appreciated.