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NN47250-300 (320655-E Version 02.01)
• For a distributed AP, the AP Identifier screen appears. Complete the AP
Identifier fields, as described in Table 10.
4 Click Next.
The AP Type screen appears.
5 Select the correct AP Model from the list, and specify the AP Radio Type.
6 Click Next.
Depending on the radio type selected previously, either the 802.11g Radio or the
802.11a Radio screen appears. Check to ensure the Enabled checkbox is selected
before continuing.
7 Click Next.
The 802.11a Radio screen appears. Check to ensure the Enabled checkbox is
selected before continuing.
8 Click Finish.
End
Deploying the configuration
The entire configuration done so far is kept locally on the WMS server. To complete the switch configuration, all
local changes must be deployed to the WSS and saved.
Complete the following steps to deploy the configuration:
Step Action
1 Select WSS_model from the navigation tree.
Table 10: AP Identifier fields
Field Description
Name Specifies a unique name for the AP.
AP Number Specifies the unique key for the AP.
Serial Number Specifies the serial number of the AP.
The serial number and fingerprint of an AP are printed on the bottom of
the Access Point.
Fingerprint Specifies the fingerprint of the AP.
The serial number and fingerprint of an AP are printed on the bottom of
the Access Point.
Note: You cannot deploy Local Changes if Network Changes also exist.
This occurs when network changes are made directly to the WSS using the
local interface in the interim. Review any Network Changes before deciding
if you want to Accept or Undo them, before deploying Local Changes.