Wireless Access Point
Configuring the Wireless AP 401
Note that the AP on which you are currently running WMI is not automatically a
member of the cluster. If you would like it to be a member, you must add it
explicitly.
Procedure for Managing Clusters
1. Edit Cluster: Expand the entry for the cluster to be managed. All of the
APs already defined for this cluster are shown, and you may add
additional APs to this list.
2. Add New Member: Select a new cluster member from the Select New
Member drop-down list. This list shows Arrays/APs that are accessible
to this AP for management purposes.
3. User/Password: In these columns, enter the administrator name and
password for access to the AP.
4. Click the +Add button to enter the AP.
5. To delete an AP, click its button.
6. Click the Save button if you wish to make your changes permanent.
In Cluster Mode, all configuration operations that you execute in WMI or CLI are
performed on the members of the cluster. They are not performed on the AP
where you are running WMI, unless it is a member of the cluster.
You must use the Save button at the top of configuration windows to
permanently save your changes in Cluster Mode, just as you would in normal
operation. When you are done configuring APs in the cluster, return to this
window and click the button to leave Cluster Mode.
Procedure for Operating in Cluster Mode
1. Operate: Select a defined cluster from the menu to the left of the Operate
Cluster button and then click on the Operate Cluster button.
2. Select a WMI page for settings that you wish to configure for the cluster,
and proceed to make the desired changes.
3. Proceed to any additional pages where you wish to make changes.
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