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Professional Access Point
Administrator Guide
Remove a User Account
To remove a user account, type the following
USR5453-AP# remove radius-user wally
Use the "get" command to view all user names. (You can see "wally" has been removed.)
USR5453-AP# get radius-user all name name
larry samantha endora darren
Status
The command tasks and examples in this section show status information on access points. These settings correspond to what is shown on the Status tabs in the Web User Interface. (“Status” on page 77)
This table provides a quick view of all Status commands and links to detailed examples.
Note
Make sure you are familiar with the names of the interfaces as described in “Understanding Interfaces as Presented in the CLI” on page 190. The interface name you reference in a get command deter- mines whether the command output shows a wired or wireless interface or the Internal or Guest net- work.
This table shows a quick view of Status commands and provides links to detailed examples
Status Command
Example
Understanding Interfaces as Presented in | Reference of interface names and purposes as described in “Under- |
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Global command to get all detail on a | get bss all detail |
Basic Service Set (BSS). |
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Get Common Information on the Internal | get interface br0 |
Interface for the Access Point |
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Get All Wired Settings for the Wired Inter- | get interface br0 |
nal Interface |
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Get Current Settings for the Ethernet | get interface brguest |
(Wired) Guest Interface | get interface brguest mac |
| get interface brguest ssid |
Get the MAC Address for the Wired Inter- | get interface wlan0 mac |
nal Interface |
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