Netgear Business Central Wireless Manager (BCWM) 사용자 설명서
4.
Select Inventory.
5.
To filter the devices that are displayed in the table on the Inventory page, from the Role menu, select
the type of user account (owner, manager, or customer) that is associated with the inventory that you
want to display.
the type of user account (owner, manager, or customer) that is associated with the inventory that you
want to display.
The Role menu is meaningful if you are assigned more than one user account. For example, you might
be the owner of one location, manager for another location, and customer for a third location. The type
of role determines the actions that are available to you on the Inventory page.
be the owner of one location, manager for another location, and customer for a third location. The type
of role determines the actions that are available to you on the Inventory page.
The table on the Inventory page displays the access points that are in inventory, whether active,
decommissioned, or in the process of being provisioned or decommissioned.
decommissioned, or in the process of being provisioned or decommissioned.
6.
To limit the access points in the table to the active ones, from the Showing menu, select Active.
The table on the Inventory page displays active access points only.
7.
Select the check boxes for the access points that you want to decommission.
The Decommission button becomes available.
8.
Click the Decommission button.
A pop-up window opens and displays a warning.
9.
To keep the IP address configurations after the access points are decommissioned, select the Preserve
IP Config check box.
IP Config check box.
10.
Click the Decommission button in the pop-up window.
The application start the decommissioning process.
11.
Click the Dismiss button.
The pop-up window closes.
After the access points are decommissioned, the Inventory Status fields in the table show
Decommissioned - IP (that is, if you preserved the IP configurations). After the access points reconnect
to the application, the Connection Status fields in the table show Phoned home (and a time indication),
which confirms that the access points are connected to the application.
Decommissioned - IP (that is, if you preserved the IP configurations). After the access points reconnect
to the application, the Connection Status fields in the table show Phoned home (and a time indication),
which confirms that the access points are connected to the application.
Remove a Device From Inventory
You can remove an access point from inventory. The access point resets to factory defaults and becomes
a standalone access point. That is, the serial number is removed from the application and the access point
is no longer cloud managed. If you want to keep the access point in inventory and cloud managed, do not
a standalone access point. That is, the serial number is removed from the application and the access point
is no longer cloud managed. If you want to keep the access point in inventory and cloud managed, do not
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