Cisco Systems 71642 manual Configure Access Point Detail, AP Detail

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Configure Access Point Detail

Complete these steps:

1.Click Detail.

2.Configure the AP Name.

3.Ensure that the access point is configured for DHCP.

4.Ensure that Admin Status is Enabled.

5.AP Mod should be set to local.

6.Enter the location of the access point.

7.Enter the controller name that the access point belongs to. The controller name can be found on the Monitor page.

8.Click Apply.

Figure 13AP Detail

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