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Figure 9-11 Load balancing Modify load balancing group: Click on the Edit button to modify the current load balancing configuration. Delete load balancing group: Click on the Delete button behind the corresponding load balancing group. Add load balancing group: Click on the Add button, and an interface pops up as shown in the following figure, and you can configure the AP members needing to achieving load balancing. Figure 9- 12 Load balancing Enable load balancing: Clicking to check this option can enable the load balancing function. Load balancing group name: Sets the name of the AP load balancing group. List of APs available: Displays the basic information of the current AP. Load balancing group member: Displays the basic information of the APs that have enabled the load balancing function. (A load balancing group's configuration range is 2 ~ 10 sets of AP.) 9.4 Software management To manage the versions of AP software. To understand the information of the current AP software version stored in the memory by viewing the software list, or upload the latest version of the AP software. If the model of the uploaded software version is the same as that stored in the memory, it will cover the old version. After checking "Auto upgrade", all the APs in this model will be automatically upgraded in the restarting of AP. Note: Only when the version of the uploaded software is higher than that of the current AP, the system will automatically be upgraded. If you want to upgrade an AP or more than one AP, please upgrade the corresponding AP under the Device menu. Figure 9- 13 Software management 41

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Figure 9-11 Load balancing
Modify load balancing group: Click on the
Edit
button to modify the current load balancing configuration.
Delete load balancing group: Click on the
Delete
button behind the corresponding load balancing group.
Add load balancing group: Click on the
Add
button, and an interface pops up as shown in the following
figure, and you can configure the AP members needing to achieving load balancing.
Figure 9- 12 Load balancing
Enable load balancing: Clicking to check this option can enable the load balancing function.
Load balancing group name: Sets the name of the AP load balancing group.
List of APs available: Displays the basic information of the current
AP.
Load balancing group member: Displays the basic information of the APs that have enabled the load
balancing function. (A load balancing group's configuration range is 2 ~ 10 sets of AP.)
9.4 Software management
To manage the versions of AP software. To understand the information of the current AP software version stored
in the memory by viewing the software list, or upload the latest version of the AP software. If the model of the
uploaded software version is the same as that stored in the memory, it will cover the old version.
After checking "Auto upgrade", all the APs in this model will be automatically upgraded in the restarting of AP.
Note: Only when the version of the uploaded software is higher than that of the current AP, the system will
automatically be upgraded. If you want to upgrade an AP or more than one AP, please upgrade the corresponding
AP under the
Device
menu.
Figure 9- 13 Software management