Netgear Business Central Wireless Manager (BCWM) Manuel D’Utilisation
8.
Click the Reboot Location button in the pop-up window.
The access point at the location is rebooted. After about two minutes, it comes back online.
9.
Click the Dismiss button.
The pop-up window closes.
Remove a Device From a Location
You can remove an access point from a location. The access point resets to factory defaults and becomes
a standalone access point. That is, the access point does not remain in inventory and is no longer cloud
managed. If you want to keep the access point in inventory and cloud managed, do not remove (that is,
delete) the access point, but decommission it from the location while preserving the IP settings (see
a standalone access point. That is, the access point does not remain in inventory and is no longer cloud
managed. If you want to keep the access point in inventory and cloud managed, do not remove (that is,
delete) the access point, but decommission it from the location while preserving the IP settings (see
on page 79).
CAUTION:
If an access point is removed from a location, it is no longer managed by the
application, resets to factory default settings, broadcasts its default SSIDs, and
provides open networks without any security. If you do not want open networks,
connect to the access point through its web management interface and implement
WiFi security or disable the radios.
application, resets to factory default settings, broadcasts its default SSIDs, and
provides open networks without any security. If you do not want open networks,
connect to the access point through its web management interface and implement
WiFi security or disable the radios.
To remove an access point from a location and from inventory:
1.
Open a browser on your computer.
2.
In the address bar, enter https://bc.netgear.com.
The application login page displays.
3.
Enter the email address and password for your BCWM and click the Login button.
The Monitoring page displays.
4.
Select Configuration.
The Configuration page displays any existing locations.
5.
In the Locations tree, click the location.
The Configuration page displays the settings for the selected location.
6.
In the Locations tree, under the location, click Devices.
The Configuration page displays any existing access points.
7.
For the access point that you want to remove, click the gear icon, and select Delete Device.
A pop-up window opens and displays a warning.
8.
Click the Delete button in the pop-up window.
The access point is removed from the location and from inventory.
9.
Click the Dismiss button.
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