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Using the ZoneFlex LEDs to Determine the Mesh Status
On Single-band ZoneFlex APs
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Using the ZoneFlex LEDs to Determine the
Mesh Status
In addition to checking the mesh status of ZoneFlex APs from the ZoneDirector web
interface, you can also check the LEDs on the APs. The LED behaviors that indicate
the AP's mesh status vary depending whether the AP is a single-band or a dual-
band model.
On Single-band ZoneFlex APs
On single-band ZoneFlex APs (for example, ZoneFlex 7321, 7341, 7343, 7351,
7352), the two LEDs that indicate the mesh status are:
• WLAN (Wireless Device Association) LED - Indicates downlink status and client
association status
• AIR (Signal/Air Quality) LED - Indicates uplink status and the quality of the wireless
signal to the uplink AP
WLAN LED
When Smart Mesh is enabled, the behavior of the WLAN LED indicates downlink
status. Refer to the table below for a complete list of possible LED colors and
behaviors for Root APs and Mesh APs, and the mesh status that they indicate.
LED Color/Behavior Root AP / Mesh AP / eMAP
Solid green No mesh downlink, and;
At least one client is associated with the AP
Solid amber (not available
on some models) No mesh downlink, and;
No client is associated with the AP
Fast blinking green At least one mesh downlink exists, and;
At least one client is associated with the AP
Slow blinking green At least one mesh downlink exists, and;
No client is associated with the AP