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INDEX A abbreviations and acronyms table viii access point. See AP521, LAP521, Cisco 500 series access points Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) 9-10 AP521 autonomous conversion to controller-mode image file location B-2 image version requirement B-2 obtaining image file B-2 one-way conversion warning B-3 Topology View example B-1 using CCA B-3 to B-6 verify software version B-1 described 1-2 interoperability limitations 1-2 LED descriptions 2-11 See also Cisco 521 Catalyst Express Access Point B Broadcast in Beacon setting, explained 7-8 C Catalyst Express 500 Series Switches. See CE520 1-8 CCA adding a controller 2-2 to 2-9 autonomous access point conversion B-3 to B-6 backing up the controller 6-4 to 6-8 CCA vs. CUWN feature comparison C-1 Cisco Smart Assist features 1-6 communities create using Connect window 3-2 to 3-6 device type limitations table 3-2 overview 3-1 description and feature overview 1-3 Device Properties window B-2 Device Setup Wizard Connect Device to Your PC/Laptop window 2-5 Enter Hostname and User Authentication Information window 2-6 Management and AP Manager Interface Information window 2-7 Power Up Device window 2-4 Prepare a Device window 2-4 Select a Device window 2-3 starting the wizard 2-2 Summary window 2-8 Summary window finish status message 2-9 support limitations 2-2 support restrictions 1-6 Verify Connection with Device window 2-5 Discovery option 3-4 guide and expert mode, described 1-7 installation instructions 2-1 remote configuration support 1-3 resetting controller to factory defaults 6-3 restart controller 6-1 Restore function restrictions 6-4, 6-8 starting window 2-2 static IP address requirement 2-10 support for SBCS devices 1-3 support for Smartports 1-8 Topology View B-1 unsupported tasks requiring GUI 1-8 OL-15283-01 Cisco 500 Series Wireless Express Mobility Controller Configuration Guide IN-1

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IN-1
Cisco 500 Series Wireless Express Mobility Controller Configuration Guide
OL-15283-01
INDEX
A
abbreviations and acronyms table
viii
access point.
See
AP521, LAP521, Cisco 500 series access
points
Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)
9-10
AP521
autonomous conversion to controller-mode
image file location
B-2
image version requirement
B-2
obtaining image file
B-2
one-way conversion warning
B-3
Topology View example
B-1
using CCA
B-3 to B-6
verify software version
B-1
described
1-2
interoperability limitations
1-2
LED descriptions
2-11
See also
Cisco 521 Catalyst Express Access Point
B
Broadcast in Beacon setting, explained
7-8
C
Catalyst Express 500 Series Switches.
See
CE520
1-8
CCA
adding a controller
2-2 to 2-9
autonomous access point conversion
B-3 to B-6
backing up the controller
6-4 to 6-8
CCA vs. CUWN feature comparison
C-1
Cisco Smart Assist features
1-6
communities
create using Connect window
3-2 to 3-6
device type limitations table
3-2
overview
3-1
description and feature overview
1-3
Device Properties window
B-2
Device Setup Wizard
Connect Device to Your PC/Laptop window
2-5
Enter Hostname and User Authentication
Information window
2-6
Management and AP Manager Interface
Information window
2-7
Power Up Device window
2-4
Prepare a Device window
2-4
Select a Device window
2-3
starting the wizard
2-2
Summary window
2-8
Summary window finish status message
2-9
support limitations
2-2
support restrictions
1-6
Verify Connection with Device window
2-5
Discovery option
3-4
guide and expert mode, described
1-7
installation instructions
2-1
remote configuration support
1-3
resetting controller to factory defaults
6-3
restart controller
6-1
Restore function restrictions
6-4, 6-8
starting window
2-2
static IP address requirement
2-10
support for SBCS devices
1-3
support for Smartports
1-8
Topology View
B-1
unsupported tasks requiring GUI
1-8