Netgear WC7500 User Manual - Page 369

SFP slot LEDs, WC7600 and WC9500, described, SFP slots

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ProSAFE Wireless Controller redundancy, managing 283-299 redundant controller 286, 294 registering licenses 109-112 registration keys, licenses 112, 267 regulatory compliance WC7500 and WC7600v2 361 WC7600 and WC9500 361 remote access 254 remote access points 160, 164, 168 reports, RF planning 86 requirements 1 to 1 redundancy 283 N to 1 redundancy 290 requirements Layer 3 autodiscovery 154 Reset button WC7500 and WC7600v2 19 WC7600 and WC9500 22 resetting factory defaults 19, 22, 251, 354 passwords 354 wireless controller 251 restoring the configuration file 247 RF (radio frequency) logs, viewing and saving 260 management 194 obstructions 35 planning 51 RF planning access points, adding and managing 75 antennas, adding and managing 78 overview and requirements 52 RIFS (reduced interframe space) transmission 182, 188 roadmaps for configuration 93-96 rogue access points detecting and managing 214 viewing in the network 303 on the managed access point 309, 324, 342 on the wireless controller 318, 331 RSSI (received signal strength indication), load balancing 205 RTS threshold 181, 187 S scalability and features, wireless controller models 12 scaling, floors 59 scheduling channel allocation 194 firmware updates, wireless controller 250 radio 176 SD card slot, WC7500 and WC7600v2 19 second power supply, WC7600 and WC9500 23 secondary controller, redundancy 286, 294 security profiles configuring advanced profile groups 130 basic profile group 123 managing 120 viewing on the access point 309, 324, 342 viewing on the wireless controller 315, 333 self, controller selection 280 self-healing 196, 198 server, licenses 109 service set ID (SSID) 125, 132 session time-out 255 SFP slot LEDs, WC7600 and WC9500, described 25 SFP slots, WC7600 and WC9500 22 shared key requirements (RADIUS) 362 signal quality 73 signal strength 205 slave controller, stacking 274, 276 slots and ports WC7500 and WC7600v2 18 WC7600 and WC9500 21 sniffer 352 SNMP, enabling 254 soft reset 251 software minimum version for access points 26 multicast, using for access point upgrade 270 upgrading, wireless controller 248 version, viewing 304 spectrum analysis 35 SSID (service set ID or wireless network name) 125, 132 Stack Master LED, described 25 stacking logs, viewing 265 stacking status, viewing 302 stacking, managing 273-282 standalone mode, access points autodiscovery 163 returning to 171 standby link, aggregation 104 Status LED described 24 troubleshooting 351 steering, radio bands 197, 199 storage, external 252 subnet masks access point 170 DHCP server 107 369

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ProSAFE Wireless Controller
redundancy, managing
283
299
redundant controller
286
,
294
registering licenses
109
112
registration keys, licenses
112
,
267
regulatory compliance
WC7500 and WC7600v2
361
WC7600 and WC9500
361
remote access
254
remote access points
160
,
164
,
168
reports, RF planning
86
requirements
1 to 1 redundancy
283
N to 1 redundancy
290
requirements Layer 3 autodiscovery
154
Reset button
WC7500 and WC7600v2
19
WC7600 and WC9500
22
resetting
factory defaults
19
,
22
,
251
,
354
passwords
354
wireless controller
251
restoring the configuration file
247
RF (radio frequency)
logs, viewing and saving
260
management
194
obstructions
35
planning
51
RF planning
access points, adding and managing
75
antennas, adding and managing
78
overview and requirements
52
RIFS (reduced interframe space) transmission
182
,
188
roadmaps for configuration
93
96
rogue access points
detecting and managing
214
viewing
in the network
303
on the managed access point
309
,
324
,
342
on the wireless controller
318
,
331
RSSI (received signal strength indication), load balancing
205
RTS threshold
181
,
187
S
scalability and features, wireless controller models
12
scaling, floors
59
scheduling
channel allocation
194
firmware updates, wireless controller
250
radio
176
SD card slot, WC7500 and WC7600v2
19
second power supply, WC7600 and WC9500
23
secondary controller, redundancy
286
,
294
security profiles
configuring
advanced profile groups
130
basic profile group
123
managing
120
viewing on the access point
309
,
324
,
342
viewing on the wireless controller
315
,
333
self, controller selection
280
self-healing
196
,
198
server, licenses
109
service set ID (SSID)
125
,
132
session time-out
255
SFP slot LEDs, WC7600 and WC9500, described
25
SFP slots, WC7600 and WC9500
22
shared key requirements (RADIUS)
362
signal quality
73
signal strength
205
slave controller, stacking
274
,
276
slots and ports
WC7500 and WC7600v2
18
WC7600 and WC9500
21
sniffer
352
SNMP, enabling
254
soft reset
251
software
minimum version for access points
26
multicast, using for access point upgrade
270
upgrading, wireless controller
248
version, viewing
304
spectrum analysis
35
SSID (service set ID or wireless network name)
125
,
132
Stack Master LED, described
25
stacking logs, viewing
265
stacking status, viewing
302
stacking, managing
273
282
standalone mode, access points
autodiscovery
163
returning to
171
standby link, aggregation
104
Status LED
described
24
troubleshooting
351
steering, radio bands
197
,
199
storage, external
252
subnet masks
access point
170
DHCP server
107