8. Click Browse, and then browse to the location where you saved the zone template file.
9. Select the file, and then click Open.
10. On the Importing Zone Template form, click Apply.
A progress bar appears as the controller imports the zone template file.
When the process is complete, the page refreshes, to reflect the zone template that you
imported on the list of zone templates.
11. To edit the zone template, click the template name, and then make the changes that you
want.
You have completed importing a zone template.
Deleting a Zone Template
Follow these steps to delete a zone template.
1. Locate the zone template that you want to delete.
2.
Click the icon that is in the same row as the zone template that you want to delete.
3. Alternatively, select the check box before the zone template name, and then click Delete
selected.
The following confirmation message appears: Are you sure you want to delete
the selected row?
4. Click Yes.
The page refreshes, and then zone template that you deleted disappears from the list.
You have completed deleting a zone template.
Working with WLAN Templates
A WLAN template contains configuration settings (AAA server, hotspot, and WLAN settings) that
you can apply to all access points that belong to a particular AP zone.
Unlike zone templates, however, WLAN templates will only overwrite the configuration of access
points that have the same WLAN name that is defined in the WLAN template. For example, if
an access point has two WLANs named Ruckus1 and Ruckus2, and then you apply a WLAN
template that contains settings for a WLAN named Ruckus1, the settings of Ruckus1 on the
access point (and any other access point that belongs to the same AP zone) will be overwritten
by the settings from the WLAN template. The settings of the Ruckus2 WLAN, however, will
remain the same.
This section covers:
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Managing Global Configuration, AP Tunnel Profiles, Templates, and AP Registration Rules
Working with WLAN Templates
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