Extreme Networks Summit WM - Page 79

Summit WM User Guide, Software Version 5.3 79
After initialization and discovery is completed and the 802.11n AP is connected to the Summit WM
Controller, the LEDs L3 and L4 indicate the state of the corresponding radio - L3 for Radio 5 GHz, and
L4 for Radio 2.4 GHz.
Figure 12 provides a view of the LEDs L3 and L4 and the corresponding radio state after the discovery
is completed.
LED L2
The LED L2 indicates the status of the Ethernet port:
Blink
Green
Off Blink Green / Amber Network discovery: 802.1x authentication
Blink Red Failed 802.1x authentication
Blink
Green
Blink Green / Amber Network discovery: DHCP
Blink Red Default IP address
Solid
Green
Blink Green / Amber Network discovery: WM discovery / connect
Blink Red Discovery failed
Solid
Green
Off Blink Green / Amber Connecting to WM: Registration
Blink Red Registration failed
Blink
Green
Blink Green / Amber Connecting to WM: Image upgrade
Blink Red Image upgrade failed
Solid
Green
Blink Green / Amber Connecting to WM: Configuration
Blink Red Configuration failed
Blink
Green
Solid Green / Amber AP operating normally: Forced image upgrade
Blink Red Image upgrade failed
Table 12: LEDs L3 and L4, and corresponding radio state
L3/L4 Radio status
Off Radio off
Solid Blue Radio in HT mode
Solid Green Radio in legacy mode
Table 13: LED L2 and Ethernet port's status
L2 Ethernet port's status
Off No Ethernet connection: WDS is enabled
Solid Blue 1 Gb Ethernet connection
Solid Green 100 Mb connection
Solid Amber 10 Mb connection
Table 11: LEDs L3, L4 and L1, and Wireless 802.11n AP's detailed state (Continued)
L3 L4 L1 Altitude 802.11n AP's detailed state