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To automate configuration:
1 On the menu, click Advanced.
2 Click the Auto Config/Update tab.
3 Under Auto Config, select the Perform Auto Configuration on this AP
next restart check box.
4 To allow other access points (that are also set to auto config) to copy the
Access Point’s configuration, select the Respond to Auto-configuration
request by other AP check box.
■ To allow other access points to copy the admin logon account (name
and password), select the Provide admin login name and password
check box.
■ To allow other access points to copy the Access Point’s settings for
responding to auto config requests, select the Provide “Respond to
Auto-configuration” setting check box.
5 Click Save.
At the next restart, the Access Point will search the wired (not wireless)
network for compatible access points. If it finds a compatible access
point, it will copy its configuration settings. If it finds more than one
compatible access point, it will copy the configuration of the first that
was detected.
After the Access Point successfully copies another access point’s
configuration, it automatically clears the Perform Auto Configuration on
this AP next restart check box. This is to prevent the device from
performing auto config at every restart.
Automating Updates If you have multiple OfficeConnect Wireless 108 Mbps 11g PoE Access
Points installed on the network and you want to automate firmware
upgrades, you can use auto update to simplify the process. When auto
update is enabled and configured, the Access Points will periodically
check the specified FTP, and download and install any available updates.
1 On the menu, click Advanced.
2 Click the Auto Config/Update tab.
3 Under Auto Update, select the Check for Firmware upgrade every [ ] days
check box.
4 Specify which firmware version to install. You can click:
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