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z Alert Summary
z Recent Events
z Audit Log
For additional information, refer to “Pushing Device Configurations to Controllers” on page36.
Groups > Basic Page
The Groups > Basic page deploys the following aspects of Aruba Configuration:
z This page contains a new Aruba GUI Config field. Use this page and field to make the Device Setup >
Aruba Config
page visible. This page is enabled by default in AWMS.
z Use this page to control which device settings appear on the Groups pages.
z If you are using Aruba firmware prior to version 3.0, you should disable Aruba GUI configuration from
the
Groups > Basic page and use template-based configuration.
Refer to Figure 14 for an illustration of this page.
Additional Concepts and Components of Aruba Configuration
Aruba Configuration emphasizes the following components and network management concepts:
z Global Configuration and Scope
z Embedded Profile Setup in Aruba Configuration
z Controller Overrides
z Save, Save and Apply, and Revert Buttons
z Folders, Users, and Visibility
z Additional Concepts and Benefits
Global Configuration and Scope
Aruba Configuration supports AOS as follows:
z AWMS supports global configuration from both a master-local controller deployment and an all-master
controller deployment:
In a master-local controller deployment, AOS is the agent that pushes global configurations from
master controllers to local controllers. AWMS supports this AOS functionality.
In an all-master-controller scenario, every master controller operates independent of other master
controllers. AWMS provides the ability to push configuration to all master controllers in this
scenario.
z AWMS Aruba Configuration supports AOS profiles, Aruba AP Profiles, Servers, and User Roles.
For additional information about these and additional functions, refer to “General Controller Procedures
and Guidelines” on page36.
Embedded Profile Setup in Aruba Configuration
AWMS allows you to add or reconfigure many configuration profiles while guiding you through a larger
configuration sequence for an Aruba AP Group or WLAN. Consider the following example:
z When you create a new Aruba AP Group from the Device Setup > Aruba Configuration page, the
Referenced Profile section appears as shown in Figure 11:
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