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B-4 Troubleshooting
Rebooting Access Points
If a particular Access Point has stopped responding to normal bridging requests,
you can reboot (reset) the Access Point. You can reboot Access Points either
manually on-the-spot or remotely.
Upon reboot, the Access Point will run the start-up diagnostics and start
bridging operation using the configuration parameters as they were stored in the
Access Point prior to the reboot. For “out-of-the-box” Access Points, these
parameters will be as identified in Tabl eA-1 on pa geA-2.
Manual Reboot
To reboot the Access Point manually on-the-spot proceed as follows:
1. Remove the cover of the Access Point (see the Getting Started guide that
came with your Access Point, for assistance if needed).
2. Locate the two small holes on the bottom of the processor module, marked
“Reset” (A) and “Reload” (B) as pictured in Figure B-1.
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Card in the Access Point is not recognized. This
problem might occur in situations where:
•
The Access Point is loaded with outdated
software.
• The inserted PC Card is not the 11Mbps Wireless
LAN WL110 PC Card.
• The inserted WL110 PC Card is broken.
• To resolve this issue, you need to:
• Update the embedded software of the device as
described in
appendix D “Upgrading Access Point Software”.
• Replace the WL110 PC Card.
• Consult the “readme.txt” file of the A PManager
software for more information.
If the WL110 Wireless PC Card is broken, which can
be tested by inserting the card into the 11Mbps
Wireless LAN computer, return the card to your
authorized reseller.
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