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Managing Access Points Individually
Using Limited ZD Discovery for N+1 Redundancy
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Managing Access Points Individually
You can add a description, or change the channel selection, transmit power and
Ethernet port settings of a managed access point by editing the AP’s parameters.
Additionally, you can manually assign an IP address or disable WLAN service entirely
for a specific radio. Configuring any of these settings for an individual AP overrides
settings configured in AP Groups.
To edit the parameters of an access point:
1 Go to Configure > Access Points .
2 Find the AP to edit in the Access Points table, and then click Edit under the
Actions column.
3 Edit any of the following:
•
Device Name:
Enter a descriptive name for the AP for easy identification in
ZoneDirector tables and Dashboard widgets. Names can consist of up to 64
letters, numbers, hyphens and underscores. Note however that only the first
17 characters of the device name will be displayed in the Events/Activities
tables.
•
Description
: Enter a description for the AP. This description is used to identify
the AP in the Map View.
• Location : Enter a recognizable location for the AP.
• GPS Coordinates : Enter GPS coordinates for location on Google Maps, if
using FlexMaster.
•
Group
: Select an AP group from the list if you want to place this AP into a
group other than the system default group.
4 By clicking “Override Group Config” and changing the default values, the
following parameters can be configured independently for each AP radio:
5 Channel Range Settings: Deselect any channels that you do not want the AP to
use in channel selection.
6 Channelization : Sets the channel width (20 or 40 MHz) of each channel in the
spectrum used during transmission.
7
Channel
: Manually set the channel used by the AP radio.
8
Tx Power
: Manually set the maximum transmit power level relative to the
calibrated power.
9 WLAN Group : Specify a WLAN group for this radio.