Access point of the AIR-CAP1602E-N-K9

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  -For the synchronization request has received... Does not apply
  -For the synchronization completed... Does not apply

  Discovery phase statistics
  -Applications received discovered... 114
  -Answers success of discovery... 114
  -Discovery failure processing... 0
  -Purpose of the last unsuccessful attempt of discovery... Does not apply
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  -Discovery attempt ultimately unsuccessful time... Does not apply

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  -Join sent successful responses... 57
  -Processing of the join request without success... 0
  -Purpose of the last unsuccessful attempt to join... Does not apply
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  -Join finally failed time... Does not apply

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  -Answers configuration successful... 0
  -Processing configuration failed... 57
  -Purpose of the last unsuccessful attempt to Setup... Invalid license in the application configuration
  -Attempt to finally successful configuration time... Does not apply
  -Time finally failed configuration attempt... 20:15:50.810 16 June

  Last the decryption of the AP details failure messages
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  Details of recent disconnection AP
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  -Last reason for disconnection AP... Unknown failure reason

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  Details of sign-out AP
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  Best regards
  Marc

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  Best regards

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  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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  This doc.

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