Im facing the same issue with the same Network infrastructure, is it possible that the DHCP server is the reason so the WAP's

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Im facing the same issue with the same Network infrastructure, is it possible that the DHCP server is the reason so the WAP's
 
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bassammounir

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I got two AP's connected to a cisco link sys router, & also connected to a DHCP server
but the two AP's keeps disconnecting & I tried different settings but still the same issue.
Pls Advise if u know what would be the issue
Thanks,
 
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Is DHCP turned off on the router? How are the APs connected? Wired or wireless to the router? Do the APs lose connection themselves (when you try to go to their config you can, but they don't see the router) or do the computers attached to them lose connection.
 
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DHCP is turned off in the router, & they are connected thru wireless, also they lose connection themselves & in some pc's its showing red x infront of the wireless connection so I have to restart the Access point, Other Pc's can see the connection but its limited access.
 
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