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4.3.3 Device Account You can change the EAP devices' username and password to protect them from being illegally adopted. After the EAP devices are adopted at the first time, their username and password will change into the username/password (current username/password) of the admin account created at Quick Setup. You can directly specify a new username and password for them. If these EAPs have already been adopted, the Controller will push configuration of the new specified username and password to each EAP device. 4.3.4 LED The LED page allows you to turn on/off the LED lights of EAPs. 4.3.5 Backup&Restore You can save the current configuration of the EAPs as a backup file and if necessary, restore the configuration using the backup file. It is recommended to back up the settings before you upgrade the device. NOTE: The format of the restore file is ".cfg". 46

Section	Page
Chapter 1 System Setup	5
1.1 System Requirements	5
1.2 Network Topology	6
1.2.1 Layer-2 Management	6
1.2.2 Layer-3 Management	7
1.3 Software Installation	7
1.4 Quick Setup	9
Chapter 2 Interface	12
Chapter 3 Monitor	14
3.1 Map Tab	14
3.1.1 Add Custom Maps	14
3.1.2 Set the Map Scale	15
3.1.3 Place APs onto the Map	16
Place APs onto the Map	16
Reveal Additional Options	17
3.2 Statistics Tab	18
3.2.1 View the Client Distribution on SSID	19
3.2.2 Quick Look	19
3.2.3 View Current Usage-Top APs	20
3.2.4 View Recent Activities	20
3.3 Access Points Tab	21
3.4 Clients Tab	23
3.5 Insight Tab	24
3.5.1 Clients Statistics	24
3.5.2 Untrusted Rogue APs	24
3.5.3 Trusted Rogue APs	25
Import/Export Trusted AP List	25
3.6 Log Tab	26
Chapter 4 Global Settings	27
4.1 Wireless Settings	27
4.1.1 Basic Wireless Setting	27
Add Wireless Netwok	27
4.1.2 Advanced Wireless Setting	31
4.2 Wireless Control	32
4.2.1 Access Control	32
4.2.2 Portal	32
Configure Portal	33
4.2.3 Free Authentication Policy	39
Add Free Authentication Policy	40
4.2.4 MAC Filter	41
Add MAC Filter Group	41
4.2.5 MAC Filter Association	42
4.2.6 Scheduler	42
Add Scheduler Profile	43
4.2.7 Scheduler Association	44
Associated with SSID	44
Associated with AP	45
4.2.8 QoS	45
AP EDCA Parameters	46
Station EDCA Parameters	47
4.3 System	48
4.3.1 Reboot Schedule	48
4.3.2 Log Setting	48
Auto Mail Feature	48
Enable Server	49
Enable NVRAM	49
4.3.3 Device Account	50
4.3.4 LED	50
4.3.5 Backup&Restore	50
4.3.6 Batch Upgrade	51
4.3.7 Country/Region	51
4.3.8 About	51
4.4 Admin	52
4.4.1 User Settings	52
Add User	52
4.4.2 Role	53
4.4.3 Controller Settings	54
EAP Controller	54
Mail Server	54
Chapter 5 AP Details	56
5.1 Details	56
5.1.1 Overview	56
5.1.2 LAN	56
5.1.3 Radio	57
5.2 User	58
5.3 Guest	58
5.4 Configuration	58
5.4.1 Basic Config	59
5.4.2 IP Setting	59
5.4.3 Radio	61
5.4.4 Load Balance	62
5.4.5 SSID Override	63
5.4.6 Rogue AP Detection	64
5.4.7 Forget this AP	64
Chapter 6 Layer-3 Management	65
Chapter 7 Application Example	67
7.1 Map Monitor	67

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4.3.3

Device Account

You can change the EAP devices’ username and password to protect them from being illegally adopted.

After the EAP devices are adopted at the first time, their username and password will change into the

username/password (current username/password) of the admin account created at Quick Setup. You

can directly specify a new username and password for them. If these EAPs have already been adopted,

the Controller will push configuration of the new specified username and password to each EAP device.

4.3.4

LED

The LED page allows you to turn on/off the LED lights of EAPs.

4.3.5

Backup&Restore

You can save the current configuration of the EAPs as a backup file and if necessary, restore the

configuration using the backup file. It is recommended to back up the settings before you upgrade the

device.

NOTE:

The format of the restore file is “.cfg”.