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Fortress ES-Series CLI Guide: Network Security, Authentication and Auditing
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it to the Mesh Point configuration. You must also assign either
any or at least one port.
You can leave out the
-state, -passall, and -2way
arguments, if the defaults suit your needs. APs are enabled for
Fortress Mesh Point management by default, and two-way
communication on APs is enabled.
Use the
update command to change AP settings, as follows:
# update ap north
# update ap north -name north -ip 192.167.1.44 -mac e1:2b:33:40:0d:5e -2way y -passall n
-state disable -ports any
The update ap command returns the current settings for the
specified AP, which you can edit and re-enter: use the left/right
arrow keys to navigate displayed fields, backspace over
current values or overwrite them. When you finish typing in new
values, strike
Enter↵ to save them.
You can also use the
update ap command with only the
switches and arguments you need:
# update ap east -state enable
The Mesh Point CLI returns [OK] when settings are
successfully changed.
NOTE: APs that
have been dis-
abled or deleted from
Mesh Point manage-
ment continue to pass
network traffic.
Delete a single AP or all APs from Fortress Mesh Point
management with the
del ap command, as follows:
# del ap -name <APname> |all
You must be logged on to an administrator -level account to
execute
add, update and del commands (refer to Section 2.2).
4.6.5.2 Trusted Devices
View configured Trusted Devices with
show td:
> show td
NAME IP MAC S PORT
---------------- --------------- ---------------- - ----
audit 192.167.1.13 6f:0a:00:2c:3d:4e N email,fileshare
guests 192.167.1.7 3a:b2:3c:4f:55:e6 Y web
print 192.167.1.22 3e:23:f5:d2:01:2a Y fileshare
--- Total TDs: 3
Use the add, update and del (delete) commands to manage
Trusted Devices for the Mesh Point-secured WLAN, as
described in the following sections.
Add Trusted Devices with the
add td command, as follows:
# add td -name < TDname > -ip any|< IPaddr > -mac < MACaddr > -state enable|disable
-ports any|
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