"configure terminal" and "setup" commands missing in C1310

Is your prompt a '#' or a '>'? Try typing 'enable', then 'config term'.

I'm typing en and then get the famous # exec mode but still nothing... I tried your suggestion. Also it is connected to a CISCO 4400 Controller...

Ah, that was my thought, but I didn't know if the 1310's could run the LWAPP image. If they are connected to a 4400 LWAPP controller, then you can't configure the individual boxes. They all are configured through the 4400 controller. 'conf term' is only when you are running IOS on the individual APs running autonomously instead of the LWAPP image hooked to the 4400 controller.

Ok thnak you, that's terrible since at this point the only way I have to improve coverage is to lower the speed rate. For our application we don't need speed but need to cover more. Any advise on the matter?

~ On Jan 28, 8:02 pm, Doug McIntyre wrote: ~ > snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com writes: ~ > >On Jan 28, 10:17=A0am, alexd wrote: ~ > >> snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrote: ~ > >> > Aloha, we use a few AP Cisco Aironet 1310. Documentation mentions ~ > >> > about "configure terminal" and "setup" commands but yet they show as ~ > >> > non existing! ~ >

~ > >> Is your prompt a '#' or a '>'? Try typing 'enable', then 'config term'. ~ > >I'm typing en and then get the famous # exec mode but still nothing... ~ > >I tried your suggestion. Also it is connected to a CISCO 4400 ~ > >Controller... ~ >

~ > Ah, that was my thought, but I didn't know if the 1310's could run the ~ > LWAPP image. If they are connected to a 4400 LWAPP controller, then ~ > you can't configure the individual boxes. They all are configured ~ > through the 4400 controller. 'conf term' is only when you are running ~ > IOS on the individual APs running autonomously instead of the LWAPP ~ > image hooked to the 4400 controller. ~ ~ Ok thnak you, that's terrible since at this point the only way I have ~ to improve coverage is to lower the speed rate. For our application we ~ don't need speed but need to cover more. ~ Any advise on the matter?

Configure the stuff from the controller.

1. Grab a -k9w7- aIOS image from CCO

1. Put it on a TFTP server

2. enter this magical hidden command from the console:

ap#debug lwapp console cli

this enables the forbidden IOS commands

1. ap#archive download tftp://1.2.3.4/blah-k9w7-blah

Hth,

Aaron

Isn't that always the trade off in a packet radio system?