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Working with controlled APs
Discovery of controlled APs
Diagnostic Description
Resetting configuration The AP configuration is being reset to factory defaults.
This is normal and will occur when the software version on
the service controller is changed or if the AP is not
synchronized.
Validating capabilities The capabilities of the AP are being identified by the
service controller.
Invalid country The AP cannot be configured with the current country
settings defined on the service controller. This can occur
when an AP manufactured for use in a specific country is
deployed in another country. You should replace the AP
with one configured for the same country as the service
controller.
Restoring configuration The AP is currently restoring its previous configuration
settings.
Rebooting The AP is restarting.
Synchronized/License
violation
Although the AP is synchronized it is non-functional
(quarantined) due to a license violation.
You must change the configuration to omit the affected
licensed feature or acquire and install a valid license.
Unsynchronized/License
violation
The AP is not synchronized but can continue operation.
However, if synchronized, it will become non-functional as
described above for Synchronized/License violation.
Before synchronizing, either change the configuration to
omit the affected licensed feature or acquire and install a
valid license.
Incompatible settings Local mesh has been provisioned on the AP but:
The APs radio is disabled.
The AP radio operating mode does not support local
mesh.
The APs radio wireless mode does not match the one
provisioned.
The mesh ID is not uniquely assigned.
Click on the Incompatible Settings link for a detailed
description.
Enabling VSC services The AP is enabling wireless services for all VSCs.
Detected The AP was detected by the service controller.
Action: Indicates the recommended administrative action to be taken to resolve a
diagnostic condition.
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