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Resetting the AP to Its Factory Default Settings
Summit WM20 User Guide, Software Release 4.2
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To import a list of MAC addresses for the blacklist:
1 From the main menu, click Altitude APs . The Altitude APs Configuration screen is displayed.
2 From the left pane, click Client Management . The Disassociate tab is displayed.
3
Click the
Blacklist
tab.
4 Click Browse and navigate to the file of MAC addresses you want to import and add to the blacklist.
5 Select the file, and then click Import . The list of MAC addresses is imported.
To export a list of MAC addresses for the blacklist:
1 From the main menu, click Altitude APs . The Altitude APs Configuration screen is displayed.
2 From the left pane, click Client Management . The Disassociate tab is displayed.
3 Click the Blacklist tab.
4 To export the current blacklist, use the browser’s save option to save the file as a text (.txt) file. It is
recommend that a descriptive file name is used.
5 Click Export . The saved blacklist file is exported.
Resetting the AP to Its Factory Default Settings
You can reset the Wireless AP to its factory default settings. The AP boot-up sequence includes a
random delay interval, followed by a vulnerable time interval. During the vulnerable time interval (2
seconds), the LEDs flash in a particular sequence to indicate that the Summit WM Controller is in the
vulnerable time interval. For more information, see
“Understanding the Wireless AP LED Status” on
page 58 .
If you power up the AP and interrupt the power during the vulnerable time interval three consecutive
times, the next time the AP reboots, it will restore its factory defaults including the user password and
the default IP settings.
CAUTION
The restoration of factory default settings does not erase the non-volatile log.
To reset the AP to its factory default settings:
1 Reboot the AP.
2 Depower and repower the AP during the vulnerable time interval.
3 Repeat Step 2 two more times.
When the AP reboots for the fourth time, after having its power supply interrupted three
consecutive times, it restores its factory default settings. The AP then reboots again to put the default
settings into effect.