Netgear WC7600 Reference Manual - Page 224
Con Multicast Firmware Upgrade for Access Points, Search, Reboot
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ProSAFE Wireless Controller WC7600 The Reboot Access Points screen displays: 5. (Optional) In the Search field, enter the IP address, MAC address, model, or name of an access point that you want to reboot, or enter other information to narrow down the information that is displayed in the table. The table displays only the access point or access points that match the information that you entered in the Search field. 6. Take one of the following actions: • Select a single access point by selecting the check box to the right of the access point. • Make a selection of access points by selecting the check boxes to the right of the access points. • Select all access points by selecting the check box in the upper right of the table heading. 7. Click the Reboot button. The selected access point or access points are rebooted. Configure Multicast Firmware Upgrade for Access Points When you add access points to the managed list (see Chapter 7, Discover and Manage Access Points), the wireless controller upgrades the firmware of the access points to the latest firmware that is loaded on the wireless controller. By default, this firmware upgrade process uses multicast, which allows all access points to be upgraded simultaneously. If you need to, you can disable multicast and let the wireless controller use unicast for the firmware upgrade process (see Disable Multicast Firmware Upgrade on page 226). Also, if the multicast firmware upgrade process fails three times, the wireless controller automatically switches to the unicast firmware upgrade process. With the default multicast firmware upgrade process, the wireless controller distributes multicast IP addresses to the access points, enabling them to join the multicast group and to receive the firmware upgrade. Maintain the Wireless Controller and Access Points 224