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The Number of APs Connected to the AC Exceeds the Maximum
Possible Cause
- License resources are insufficient.
- The number of APs connected to the AC exceeds the specifications.
Troubleshooting Procedure
The number of APs that can be connected to an AC depends on the following factors:
- License resource items: The total number of common APs and central APs cannot exceed the number of license resource items. RUs do not occupy license resources.
- Maximum number of APs that can be managed by an AC:
- The total number of common APs and RUs cannot exceed the maximum number that can be managed by an AC.
- The total number of central APs does not exceed the maximum number that can be managed by an AC.
- Run the display license resource usage command to check the license resource usage. If the current resource usage reaches the specifications authorized in the license file, new APs cannot go online.
<AC> display license resource usage Activated License: flash:/LIC92680232*****_*****5396810CB000006.dat FeatureName | ConfigureItemName | ResourceUsage CRFEA1 LH85WLANAP01 0/256
If the number of resources exceeds the authorized value, apply for and load a new license file.
- If the number of resources does not exceed the authorized value, run the display ap all command to check whether the number of APs in normal state exceeds the maximum number of APs supported by the AC.
For details about the AP specifications supported by each AP model, visit Info-Finder.
If the number of APs managed by the AC exceeds the specifications, replan the network properly based on the maximum number of APs that can be managed by the AC.
