i got a problem in my cisco AP1200, when i boot up..
what i get is the following messages :-
The system is unable to boot automatically because there are no bootable files to boot.
Any clue on how to solve this problem ?
i got a problem in my cisco AP1200, when i boot up..
what i get is the following messages :-
The system is unable to boot automatically because there are no bootable files to boot.
Any clue on how to solve this problem ?
I am not an expert when it comes to this, but I think I have seen this before. Your flash or what ever may be corrupt. Can you get to a command line interface? if so you may need to use a tftp server to re flash the 1200 with the correct IOS image ?
I am having the same
problem with the same access point.
I agree that a new image has to be applied to the AP, however, I am
not certain how to accomplish this through TFTP.
I booted the AP several times while holding down the reset button. It
found the TFTP server but would not accept the image file in TFTP
root. It looks for a specific file. Renaming the image that I have
to the filename the AP defaults to, does not solve the problem. Same
results anytime it finds the TFTP server.
Is there a preferred TFTP server? Is there a specific set of commands
that must be followed? Is there a specific order of things that must
be done? I need clear, precise, detailed,
step-by-step-hold-my-hand-and-assume-I-know-nothing type help.
Much appreciation and thanks to anyone who steps up to the challenge?
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