HP E-MSM310, Management And Configuration Manual

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Introduction
Introducing the MSM3xx/4xx Access Points
1-9
Summary
The operational differences between the two modes are summarized in the following table.
Feature/function Controlled mode AP Autonomous mode AP
Reset AP to factory default
settings
AP remains in controlled
mode.
AP changes from autonomous
to controlled mode.
Network connection
(Ethernet)
Supported on Port 1 only. Supported on Port 1 and Port 2
(if available).
Centralized configuration/
software management
Fully automated using the
management tool on a
controller. Allows APs to be
configured individually or in
groups.
New configuration/software can
be downloaded from a central
location at a preset day and
time.
Configuration changes Performed using the
management tool on a
controller. Multiple APs can
be updated at the same
time.
Performed locally using each
the management tool on each
AP.
Remote configuration and
management
Automatic establishment of
a secure tunnel to protect
management and control
traffic.
Via secure HTTPS browser
session.
Local mesh groups
(wireless links)
Dynamic links. Dynamic and static links.
Wireless mobility support
using Mobility Traffic
Manager
Supported (with the
appropriate license).
Not supported.
Centralized access control Supported. Not supported.
LLDP Supported. Supported.
sFlow
Supported. Not supported.
STP Disabled by default. Enabled by default.