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Saving and Loading AP Configuration
Saving the AP’s Configuration to File
After the targeted AP has connected successfully, the AP s configuration can be
saved as an ASCII file. To do this, first click on the File main menu item. From the
sub-menu (
saved as an ASCII file. To do this, first click on the File main menu item. From the
sub-menu (
Figure 27
) click Save AP Configuration. A standard Windows’ Save
As dialog box will appear. Enter a file name, choose a location for the file, and
click OK. The APMS program performs a Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMP) command to get the configuration from the AP and write it into the
configuration file.
click OK. The APMS program performs a Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMP) command to get the configuration from the AP and write it into the
configuration file.
Figure 27. Save AP Configuration
Opening an AP’s Configuration File for Loading
s configuration has previously been saved, it may be easily viewed using
the following procedure. Click on the File main menu item. From the sub-menu
click Load AP Configuration. A standard Windows Open dialog box will appear.
Choose the file you wish to open and click OK . Click the Load Now button to load
the displayed configuration to the current AP.
click Load AP Configuration. A standard Windows Open dialog box will appear.
Choose the file you wish to open and click OK . Click the Load Now button to load
the displayed configuration to the current AP.
Import Host Table
Click Import Host Table (
Figure 28
) to import a previously saved host table, e.g. a
file saved using the AP COMFig tool
Figure 28. Import Host Table