Hi there,
I have some issues creating/modifying Radio Profile in ExtremeCloud IQ :
When i try to modify an existing profile, it's just not modifying the profile (on screenshot 2, we can see i'm editing one but have to put a new name in it) and when i put the info as a new radio profile, i just can't save the configuration at the end. Nothing is happening when i click "Save".
So i'm not able to modify or create a Radio Profile. Any idea on what's happening ?
Regards,
Bastien Bottani
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Thats a tricky one, because there are so many ways to change the radio profile. You can add the Device (AP) Template to your network policy, and inside that AP Template have the Radio Profile assigned.
Looking at my Network policy, this shows the types of APs i have assigned to the policy:
This is what I did, i made clones of each AP template and Radio Profiles. I then changed them the way i wanted to, and then assigned them to my network policy.
BUT, bear in mind that will apply to all the AP's whose model number is what i have assigned to the Network Policy. So, if you wanted to lower the transmit power, you would have to do that at the device level, and if you ever revert back to template defaults, your device level changes will be lost.
In the instance where i had to lower the transmit power for quite a few of the same model AP's, i made another clone of the radio profile, lowered the power then went into each AP and selected that newly cloned/changed radio profile.
BUT, i did run into issues where the changes i made to power were not reflected in the main interface, it was showing the old power setting. In that case, i had to select the AP, then Revert to Template Defaults. Once the AP rebooted, and received its template defaults, then i went back in to the AP, and at the device level, selected the newly cloned/changes radio profile (with my trans power change), applied it, and then ran a Delta Update. So if you have an AP template assigned to the AP giving you troubles, try doing the revert to template defaults, then change the radio profile. I think that will fix your issue. Thanks, Jason.
Thats a tricky one, because there are so many ways to change the radio profile. You can add the Device (AP) Template to your network policy, and inside that AP Template have the Radio Profile assigned.
Looking at my Network policy, this shows the types of APs i have assigned to the policy:
This is what I did, i made clones of each AP template and Radio Profiles. I then changed them the way i wanted to, and then assigned them to my network policy.
BUT, bear in mind that will apply to all the AP's whose model number is what i have assigned to the Network Policy. So, if you wanted to lower the transmit power, you would have to do that at the device level, and if you ever revert back to template defaults, your device level changes will be lost.
In the instance where i had to lower the transmit power for quite a few of the same model AP's, i made another clone of the radio profile, lowered the power then went into each AP and selected that newly cloned/changed radio profile.
BUT, i did run into issues where the changes i made to power were not reflected in the main interface, it was showing the old power setting. In that case, i had to select the AP, then Revert to Template Defaults. Once the AP rebooted, and received its template defaults, then i went back in to the AP, and at the device level, selected the newly cloned/changes radio profile (with my trans power change), applied it, and then ran a Delta Update. So if you have an AP template assigned to the AP giving you troubles, try doing the revert to template defaults, then change the radio profile. I think that will fix your issue. Thanks, Jason.
