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URGENT:New ap30 not detected

equintana
Hi,

I have a ASG and this week y purchased a new ap30 device.

I connected this device with a POE inyector. Now, with wireless security enabled and added lan interface, at wireless networks I have the following:

AstaroGuest (on wlan0) [Auto-created by Wireless Security]

But no access point detected.

what is wrong?

regards


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    Thanks for the pcap.

    The DHCP server on the ASG tells the AP that it should use 192.168.157.254
    as router while the ASG is at 192.168.157.70.

    Is this intended? Can't you use the ASG as default gateway?

    From the quick starting guide [1]:

    When connected to the network, the Access Points will try to
    receive an IP address via DHCP. Therefore, you need either the
    ASG (with a DHCP server enabled and listening on the interface
    the Access Points are connected to) or any other DHCP server to
    provide an IP address for the Access Points.

    After successfully receiving an IP address the Access Points try
    to communicate with the ASG. In order to do so, the ASG needs
    to be situated in the upstream of the Access Points, either being
    the default gateway of the Access Points (which was provided by
    the DHCP service) or on the default route (most likely your route
    to the internet).     Note that actual internet access is not necessary
    to use Wireless Security. While waiting for DHCP and searching
    for the ASG, the Access Point power led is blinking slowly."


    Unfortunately this requirement is not fulfilled in your setup.

    If you don't want to make your ASG the default gateway or have it in the
    upstream path somehow you could also configure your router to
    NAT 1.2.3.4 to the ASG.

    Helmut

    [1] https://support.astaro.com/support/index.php/Wireless_Quickstart_Guide
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