cancel
Showing results for 
Search instead for 
Did you mean: 

Why this AP doesn't have overwrite permission

Why this AP doesn't have overwrite permission

Tuan_Nguyen1
New Contributor

Hi you 

Why this AP doesn't have overwrite permission? All these APs the same version of FW 5.9.2

 

de598cef5c9f45ac9f7740226ed0dfad_52c4b90c-9414-4ecd-9119-dc2dd3e9e072.png
de598cef5c9f45ac9f7740226ed0dfad_3da47ee5-ec72-4476-b358-263736a65389.png

 

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

ckelly
Extreme Employee

Tuan, you can disable Smart RF for each radio individually on an AP by just statically assigning a channel and power setting. If you manually assign a channel or power, it means Smart RF is not used for setting channel and power.

View solution in original post

5 REPLIES 5

ckelly
Extreme Employee

Tuan,

The ‘clear overrides’ option is not shown for that AP because the system recognizes that there are no custom (override) settings that have been made to that AP that are different than the AP Profile.

If you make a manual change to an individual AP (NOT a change to the AP Profile), then that change is considered an override (it overrides the setting that exist in the AP Profile - for example, you give an AP a custom hostname or static IP address). 

And any time you create override settings on individual APs, WiNG will then show the clear overrides icon. If you then use the icon to clear the overrides, WiNG will then remove those custom settings that you applied to the AP.

GTM-P2G8KFN