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=AirWave= | |||
==General== | |||
===ampcli=== | |||
<code>/usr/local/airwave/bin/ampcli</code> | |||
===Restart AirWave services=== | |||
<code>amp_disable</code> | |||
<code>amp_enable</code> | |||
===Monitor services=== | |||
Useful after a restart | |||
<code>logs</code> | |||
<code>tailf service_watcher</code> | |||
===Find large files=== | |||
<code>find / -type f -size +1000M | xargs du -h | sort -nr</code> | |||
===Delete kernel log file=== | |||
<code>truncate -s 0 kernel</code> |
Revision as of 22:14, 11 February 2024
Convert CAP to IAP
Source: https://blog.theitrebel.com/2020/04/28/two-simple-words/
Campus AP Keeps Rebooting / Upgrade Failed
If a Campus AP keeps rebooting, and its serial console output shows:
SAPD: Reboot after image upgrade failed: 65280
Interrupt the AP boot and execute:
apboot> osinfo
Partition 0 does not contain a valid OS image
Partition 1:
image type: 0
machine type: 40
size: 7211308
version: 6.4.4.0-wave2
build string: ArubaOS version 6.4.4.0-wave2 for 32x (p4build@cyprus) (gcc version 4.6.3 20120201 (prerelease) (Linaro GCC 4.6-2012.02) ) #49847 SMP Thu Apr 30 14:49:32 PDT 2015
flags: preserve factory
oem: aruba
Image is signed; verifying checksum... passed
Signer Cert OK
Policy Cert OK
RSA signature verified.
This means the problem is the old 6.4.4.0 firmware. You need to clear it:
apboot> clear all
Checking OS image and flags
Invalid image format version: 0x0
Continuing with OS clear
512 bytes written to volume aos0
Erasing flash sector @ 0x3a0000...OK
Device 0: nand0... is now current device
Erasing UBIFS ...OK
Remove UBI volume ubifs (id 0)
Creating dynamic volume ubifs of size 63361024
Device 1: nand1... is now current device
Now tell the AP to boot and it should find mama (the Master):
apboot> boot
AirWave
General
ampcli
/usr/local/airwave/bin/ampcli
Restart AirWave services
amp_disable
amp_enable
Monitor services
Useful after a restart
logs
tailf service_watcher
Find large files
find / -type f -size +1000M | xargs du -h | sort -nr
Delete kernel log file
truncate -s 0 kernel