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6 Managing and Maintaining
Management > Advanced page. From the Advanced page, you can also manually change the RF channel and power for each radio on an AP.
Figure 54. Advanced AP Management
Each AP managed by the
Table 21. Advanced AP Management
Field | Description | |
Debug | To help you troubleshoot, you can enable Telnet access to the AP so that you | |
| can debug the device from the CLI. | |
| The Debug field shows the debug status and can be one of the following: | |
| • | Disabled |
| • | Set Requested |
| • | Set in Progress |
| • | Enabled |
| To change the status, click the Debug status link. The Managed AP Debug | |
| page appears. Table 22 describes the fields on the new page. | |
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Channel | Click the Channel link to access the Managed AP Channel/Power Adjust | |
| page. From that page, you can set a new channel for Radio 1 or Radio 2. The | |
| available channels depend on the radio mode and country in which the APs | |
| operate. Table 23 describes the fields on the new page. | |
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Power | Click the Power link to access the Managed AP Channel/Power Adjust page. | |
| From that page, you can set a new power level for the AP. Table 23 describes | |
| the fields on the new page. | |
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Enabling AP Debugging
You can enable debugging on an AP to allow Telnet access to the access point. Once you Telnet to the AP, you can issue commands from the CLI to help you troubleshoot.
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