Cisco Cisco WAP371 Wireless-AC N Access Point with Single Point Setup Manual De Mantenimiento
Administration
Download/Backup Configuration File
Cisco Small Business WAP371 Wireless Access Point Administration Guide
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Uploading the new software may take several minutes. Do not refresh the page or navigate to
another page while uploading the new software, or the software upload is aborted. When the
process is complete, the access point restarts and resumes normal operation.
another page while uploading the new software, or the software upload is aborted. When the
process is complete, the access point restarts and resumes normal operation.
STEP 4
To verify that the firmware upgrade completed successfully, log into the user interface, display
the Upgrade Firmware page, and view the active firmware version.
the Upgrade Firmware page, and view the active firmware version.
Download/Backup Configuration File
The AP configuration files are in XML format and contain all the information about the WAP
device settings. You can back up (upload) the configuration files to a network host or TFTP
server to manually edit the content or create backups. After you edit a backed-up configuration
file, you can download it to the access point to modify the configuration.
device settings. You can back up (upload) the configuration files to a network host or TFTP
server to manually edit the content or create backups. After you edit a backed-up configuration
file, you can download it to the access point to modify the configuration.
The AP maintains these configuration files:
•
Startup Configuration—The configuration file saved to flash memory.
•
Backup Configuration—An additional configuration file saved on the WAP device for
use as a backup.
use as a backup.
•
Mirror Configuration—If the Startup Configuration is not modified for at least 24
hours, it is automatically saved to a Mirror Configuration file. The Mirror
Configuration file is a snapshot of a past Startup Configuration. The Mirror
Configuration is preserved across factory resets, so it can be used to recover a system
configuration after a factory reset by copying the Mirror Configuration to the Startup
Configuration.
hours, it is automatically saved to a Mirror Configuration file. The Mirror
Configuration file is a snapshot of a past Startup Configuration. The Mirror
Configuration is preserved across factory resets, so it can be used to recover a system
configuration after a factory reset by copying the Mirror Configuration to the Startup
Configuration.
NOTE
In addition to downloading and uploading these files to another system, you can copy them to
different file types on the WAP device. See
different file types on the WAP device. See
.
Backing Up a Configuration File
To back up (upload) the configuration file to a network host or TFTP server:
STEP 1
Select Administration > Download/Backup Configuration File in the navigation pane.
STEP 2
Select Via TFTP or Via HTTP/HTTPS as the Transfer Method.
STEP 3
Select Backup (AP to PC) as the Save Action.
STEP 4
For a TFTP backup only, enter the Destination File Name with an .xml extension. Also include
the path where the file is to be placed on the server and then enter the TFTP Server IPv4
Address.
the path where the file is to be placed on the server and then enter the TFTP Server IPv4
Address.