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28 | Aruba Configuration in AWMS AirWave Wireless Management Suite | Configuration Guide
7. Add or edit Aruba Configuration Profiles as required.
a. Navigate to
Device Setup > Aruba Configuration > Profiles section of the navigation pane.
b. You must select the type of profile to configure:
AAA, AP, Controller, IDS, Mesh, QoS, RF, or SSID.
c. Click
Add from any of these specific profile pages to create a new profile, or click the pencil icon to
edit an existing profile.
Most profiles in AWMS are similar to the
All Profiles display in the Aruba Controller WebUI. The
primary difference in AWMS is that
AAA and SSID profiles are not listed under the Wireless LAN
column as the controller.
d. Save changes to each element as you proceed through profile and WLAN configuration.
All other settings supported on Aruba controllers can be defined on the
Device Setup > Aruba
Configuration
page. The following section in this document provides additional information about
configuring profiles:
 “General Profiles Guidelines” on page35
8. Provision multiple Aruba AP Groups on one or more controllers by putting the controllers into an AMP
group and configuring that group to use the selected Aruba AP Groups. Configure such Aruba AP
Groups settings on the
Group > Aruba Config page. The following section of this document provides
additional information:
 “General Aruba AP Groups Procedures and Guidelines” on page30
9. As required, add or edit AP devices. The following section of this document has additional information:
 “Supporting APs with Aruba Configuration” on page37
10. Each AP can be assigned to a single Aruba AP Group. Make sure to choose an AP Group that has been
configured on that controller using that controller's AMP Group. Use the
APs/Devices > List, Modify
Devices
field and the APs/Devices > Manage page. You can create or edit settings such as the AP name,
syslocation, and syscontact on the
APs/Devices > Manage page. For additional information, refer to
“Supporting APs with Aruba Configuration” on page37.