544| Access Points AOS-W 6.5.3.x| User Guide
4. Select the Indoor option to change the installation to Indoor mode. Select the Outdoor option to change
the to Outdoor mode.
5. Click Apply and Reboot (at the bottom of the page).
In the CLI
This example displays the AP installation mode options and sets the AP to indoor installation mode.
(host) (config) #provision-ap
(host) (AP provisioning) #installation ?
default Decide by AP model
indoor Indoor installation
outdoor Outdoor installation
(host) (AP provisioning) #installation indoor
This example shows basic information details about the configuration of an AP named “MyAP.” The AP
installation mode is indoor.
(host) #show ap details ap-name myAP
AP "MyAP" Basic Information
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Item Value
---- -----
AP IP Address 10.0.0.253
LMS IP Address 10.0.0.1
Group default
Location Name N/A
Status Up; Mesh
Up time 9m:55s
Installation indoor
Renaming an AP
Each AP on the network should have a unique name. Display information about the APs on your network by
executing the show ap database long command. The output will flag an AP that has a duplicate name (N
flag).
Follow the steps below to rename an active AP on the network. If an AP with a duplicate name is no longer
connected to your network, use the command clear gap-db wired-mac to clear the duplicate entry.
In the WebUI
1. Navigate to the Configuration > Wireless> AP Installation page. A list of discovered APs are on this
page.
2. Select the AP you want to rename, and click Provision.
3. On the Provisioning page, scroll to the AP list at the bottom of the page and find the AP you want to
rename.
4. In the AP Name field, enter the new unique name for the AP.
5. Click Apply and Reboot.
In the CLI
Execute the following command (from enable mode) only on a master switch. Executing the command causes
the AP to automatically reboot.
ap-rename {ap-name <name>|serial-num <number>|wired-mac <macaddr>} <new-name>
If an AP is recognized by the switch but is powered off or not connected to the network or switch when you
execute the command, the request is queued until the AP is powered back on or reconnected.
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