AP Software Configuration via Web Interface
Access Point Deployment Guide
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Figure 14.
Access Point Configuration Interface Home Page
Block A
above shows the four menus (i.e., Home, Access Point, Statistics, and Admin)
that can be used to navigate to different configuration pages.
Block B
shows four buttons that allow you to do the following:
o
Enable/Disable RF
If the RF is disabled, the AP is still connected to the Gateway.
o
Reboot the AP
After making configuration changes, this button is used to reboot the Access Point in
order for the changes to take effect.
o
Logout
This button allows you to completely log out of the system.
All of the menus and their submenus are described in the following sections.
Note:
After logging in, the following information is displayed at the top of all screens:
Access Point ID, current date, software and firmware versions, and site name.
Additionally, there is a “status box” that provides the following information: AP
status, network state, Gateway ID, backhaul state, backhaul mode, RF state, and GPS
state.
