Netgear Business Central Wireless Manager (BCWM) Manual Do Utilizador

Before the application can manage an access point, the access point must run the required firmware version
that is cloud enabled.This release supports the following NETGEAR WiFi access points running cloud-enabled
firmware:

WAC730 ProSAFE 3x3 Dual-Band Wireless AC Access Point

WAC720 ProSAFE 2x2 Dual-Band Wireless AC Access Point

WNDAP660 ProSAFE Dual-Band Wireless-N Access Point

WNDAP360 ProSAFE Dual-Band Wireless-N Access Point

WNDAP350 ProSAFE Dual-Band Wireless-N Access Point

WNAP320 ProSAFE Wireless-N Access Point

WNAP210v2 ProSAFE Wireless-N Access Point

The following table lists the minimum required standalone firmware version that an access point must run
for you to be able to upgrade the access point to the required cloud-enabled firmware version.

v3.5.6.0 or later

v3.1.1.0 or a later standalone version

WAC730 ProSAFE 3x3 Dual-Band Wireless AC Access Point

v3.5.6.0 or later

v3.1.1.0 or a later standalone version

WAC720 ProSAFE 2x2 Dual-Band Wireless AC Access Point

v3.5.5.0 or later

v2.0.5 or a later standalone version

WNDAP660 ProSAFE Dual Band Wireless-N Access Point

v3.5.5.0 or later

v2.1.12 or a later standalone version

WNDAP360 ProSAFE Dual Band Wireless-N Access Point

v3.5.5.0 or later

v2.1.9 or a later standalone version

WNDAP350 ProSAFE Dual Band Wireless-N Access Point

v3.5.5.0 or later

v2.1.6 or a later standalone version

WNAP320 ProSAFE Wireless-N Access Point

v3.5.5.0 or later

v2.1.5 or a later standalone version

WNAP210v2 ProSAFE Wireless-N Access Point

If your access point runs a standalone firmware version that is earlier than the minimum required standalone
firmware version, you first must upgrade the access point to the minimum required standalone firmware
version before you can upgrade the access point to the required cloud-enabled firmware version.

If you do not first upgrade to the minimum required standalone firmware version but
attempt to upgrade directly to the required cloud-enabled firmware version, you might be
locked out of the access point. In that situation, you must log in to the access point over
an SSH connection with the user name admin and the password that is configured for
the access point and issue the 

 command to reset the

access point to factory default settings.

If your access point runs the minimum required standalone firmware version, you must load the required
cloud-enabled firmware version onto the access point. Using the web management interface of the access