Specifications

4-2 ap Commands
Usage
Configuringan802.11nAPasstandalonedisconnectstheAPfromtheHiPathWirelessController
andconvertstheAPtostandaloneoperationmode.
Afteryouconvertan802.11n APtostandalonemode,youcannolongeraccessitusingtheHiPath
WirelessControllerUIorCLI.Instead,youmustaccessAPusing
the802.11nAPUIorCLI.
Examples
ThefollowingexamplemodifiesthestatusofanWirelessAPtopending.
EWC.enterasys.com:ap# access 0409920201204003 pending
ThefollowingexamplerebootstheWirelessAP.
EWC.enterasys.com:ap# access 0500008043050355 reboot
Rebooting selected AP may result in a localized service interruption. Are you sure
you want to continue(yes/no)?
(yes/no):yes
4.2 blacklist
Theblacklistcommandmovesyouintotheblacklistcontext,whichcontainscommandsto
configureaMACaddresslist.IftheMACaddresslistmodeisblack,theMACaddressesonthe
listidentifyclientsthatarenotallowedtoassociatewiththeAP(a“blacklist”).IftheMAClist
mode
iswhite,onlytheclientsidentifiedbytheMACaddressesonthelistareallowedto
associatewiththeAP(a“whitelist”).Theblacklistcommandisaccessiblefromtheap contextof
theCLI.
Thefollowingcommandsareavailableintheap
:blacklistcontext:
• export
• import
• mac
• mac‐list‐mode
4.2.1 export
UsetheexportcommandtoexportthecurrentMACaddresslisttoafile.Theexportcommandis
accessiblefromtheap:blacklistcontextoftheCLI.
Syntax
export <server> <user> <dir> <file>
release|pending|
approved|
reboot|standalone|
sensor[force]
TheadministrativeoptionsfortheWirelessAP
Note: You can convert an 802.11n AP to standalone mode if the AP is local and its status is active.
You cannot covert an 802.11n AP to standalone mode if the AP is foreign and its status is inactive.
Use the show ap access command to identify which APs are active and local.