EAP 245 won't adopt
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EAP 245 won't adopt
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New user to TP-Link, however I am Cisco certified. I am having lots of troubles, they are probably all related. Number 1, I cannot get the controller to adopt the AP's. It discovers them fine, but wont adopt.
Number 2, I tried to upgrade the firmware of the AP by webbing in to the AP itself and when I preform the upgrade, nothing happens. I noticed that when I bourse to the firmware file location and select the file, the path starts with C://fakepath... the file is on my "D" drive, what is fakepath?
Number 3, I SSHed in to the AP using putty and the AP does not seem to accept any commands
Help,
Joe
Hardware Version :
Firmware Version :
ISP :
New user to TP-Link, however I am Cisco certified. I am having lots of troubles, they are probably all related. Number 1, I cannot get the controller to adopt the AP's. It discovers them fine, but wont adopt.
Number 2, I tried to upgrade the firmware of the AP by webbing in to the AP itself and when I preform the upgrade, nothing happens. I noticed that when I bourse to the firmware file location and select the file, the path starts with C://fakepath... the file is on my "D" drive, what is fakepath?
Number 3, I SSHed in to the AP using putty and the AP does not seem to accept any commands
Help,
Joe
Re:EAP 245 won't adopt
Make sure you use the EAP's username/password (not the EAPC's username/password!) to adopt the EAPs.
Internal path for the file on EAP, nothing to be worry of.
Make sure to enable ssh in menu Management -> SSH on the EAP. Save it.
Then ssh will work:
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$ ssh admin@192.168.10.147
admin@192.168.10.147's password:
BusyBox v1.01 (2016.05.30-02:05+0000) Built-in shell (ash)
Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands.
$ date
Sat Aug 19 18:26:02 UTC 2017
$
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