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10 Performing System Maintenance
This chapter describes system maintenance processes, including:
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“Performing Wireless AP Client Management” on page 195
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“Resetting the AP to Its Factory Default Settings” on page 199
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“Performing System Maintenance Tasks” on page 200
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“Performing Summit WM Controller Software Maintenance” on page 202
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“Configuring Summit WM Controller, Access Points and Software Logs and Traces” on page 211
Performing Wireless AP Client Management
There are times when for service reasons or security issues, you want to cut the connection with a
particular wireless device. You can view all the associated wireless devices, by MAC address, on a
selected Wireless AP. You can do the following:
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Disassociate a selected wireless device from its Wireless AP.
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Add a selected wireless device's MAC address to a blacklist of wireless clients that will not be
allowed to associate with the Wireless AP.
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Backup and restore the Summit WM Controller database. For more information, see “Performing
Summit WM Controller Software Maintenance” on page 202 .
Disassociating a Client
In addition to the following procedure below, you can also disassociate wireless users directly from the
Active Clients by WM-AD screen. For more information, see Chapter 9, “Working With Reports and
Displays.”