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At my work we have a motorla AP6532 66040 WAP connected to a power injector which is connected to our LRT224 Linksys router. I'm having a difficult time trying to access the configuration page on the AP6532. -I know both the zero config IP and the IP assigned by the LRT224 -I get a connection refused error when I type the address into my browser(Chrome) -I got the configuration page to load one time when I tried to access the IP with HTTPS -Since then, when I try to access the page I get "The connection was reset" error -I'm able to ping both the addresses perfectly fine -Tried using IE and Edge, same problem -Tried accessing page standing next to it with my phone, same problem I found a software called AP Discovery Tool from Motorola website that I can use to reset the WAP, but I want to leave it as last resort because I don't know how it was set up previously. Would appreciate any suggestion on what else I can try to get to the config page.
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May 13, 2017 22:06
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Revalis Enai posted:At my work we have a motorla AP6532 66040 WAP connected to a power injector which is connected to our LRT224 Linksys router. Have you tried disconnecting the AP for a moment, to make it reboot? If the AP has been on for a long time and its firmware has a slow memory leak, its memory might be too full to successfully send out the configuration page. Rebooting the AP should help if this is the problem.
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May 15, 2017 15:21
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telcoM posted:Have you tried disconnecting the AP for a moment, to make it reboot? resetting worked for a second. I get a "loading application" and it just gets stuck there. If I try to refresh page, it gives me the too long to respond error. I did find out that I was wrong about the setup. The WAP is connected to a linksys switch, then from the switch to the LRT224. I'm going to try connecting straight to the router to see if it makes any difference
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May 16, 2017 17:30
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I found some documentation for that series of wireless APs: http://documentation.extremenetworks.com/ExtremeWireless/AP6532_IG_72E-149368-01_REVA_EN.pdf (PDF, but missing the configuration chapter) https://www.manualslib.com/manual/845483/Motorola-Ap6532.html (includes the configuration chapter but needs to be read one page at a time) It looks like they are "enterprise-style" or "thin" APs: they can be controlled via a "Motorola Solutions Wireless Controller System", and if the AP has previously been used with such a system, you might need to fully reset it before you can access the configuration of the AP itself. The second link above indicates that the AP is capable of acting as a "stand-alone" or "fat" AP, or even as a "virtual controller" for a group of APs, so at least it looks like the controller is not a mandatory item.
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