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Introduction
The Gateway 7001 Series self-managed APs show current basic configuration settings for
clustered access points (location, IP address, MAC address, status, and availability) and
provide a way of navigating to the full configuration for specific APs if they are cluster
members.
clustered access points (location, IP address, MAC address, status, and availability) and
provide a way of navigating to the full configuration for specific APs if they are cluster
members.
Standalone access points (those which are not members of the cluster) do not show up
in this listing. To configure standalone access points, you must discover (through Kickstart)
or know the IP address of the access point and by using its IP address in a URL
(http://IPAddressOfAccessPoint).
in this listing. To configure standalone access points, you must discover (through Kickstart)
or know the IP address of the access point and by using its IP address in a URL
(http://IPAddressOfAccessPoint).
Important
The Gateway 7001 Series self-managed APs are not
designed for multiple, simultaneous configuration changes.
If you have a network that includes multiple access points,
and more than one administrator is logged on to the
Administration Web pages and making changes to the
configuration, all access points in the cluster will stay in
synch but there is no guarantee that all configuration
changes specified by multiple users will be applied.
designed for multiple, simultaneous configuration changes.
If you have a network that includes multiple access points,
and more than one administrator is logged on to the
Administration Web pages and making changes to the
configuration, all access points in the cluster will stay in
synch but there is no guarantee that all configuration
changes specified by multiple users will be applied.