User's Guide

AirTight Management Console User Guide
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Make the required changes to this profile.
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Click Save As. A Wi-Fi profile is created with the new name.
Edit Wi-Fi Profile
The Wi-Fi profile can be edited only at the location where it has been created.
To edit a Wi-Fi profile, do the following
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Go to Configuration>Device Configuration>SSID Profiles.
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Select the location for which the Wi-Fi profile has been created.
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Click the Wi-Fi profile name hyperlink to edit.
4.
Make the required changes.
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Click Save to save the changes to the Wi-Fi profile.
Copy Wi-Fi profile to another location
To make a copy of an existing Wi-Fi profile to another location, do the following.
1.
Go to Configuration>Device Configuration>SSID Profiles.
2.
Select the location for which the Wi-Fi profile has been created.
3.
On the SSID Profile page, select the check box for the SSID profile to copy to another location.
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Click the Copy to location icon. The Select Location dialog box appears.
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Select the location to which the Wi-Fi profile is to be copied. A copy of the selected Wi-Fi profile is
created at the selected location.
Delete Wi-Fi Profile
You cannot delete a Wi-Fi profile, if it is used in a device template. You can delete a Wi-Fi profile at a
selected location, only if you have defined the Wi-Fi profile at that location.
To delete a Wi-Fi profile, do the following.
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Go to Configuration>Device Configuration>SSID Profiles.
2.
Select the location for which the Wi-Fi profile has been created.
3.
Click the Delete icon for the Wi-Fi profile. A message to confirm deletion appears.
4.
Click Yes to confirm the deletion of the Wi-Fi profile.
Print List of Wi-Fi Profiles for Location
You can print a list of Wi-Fi profiles that have been defined for a location.
To print a list of Wi-Fi profiles at a location, do the following.
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Go to Configuration>Device Configuration>SSID Profiles.
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Click the Wi-Fi Profiles tab.
3.
Select the columns that you want in the printed list. Click any column name to select or deselect
columns.
4.
Click the Print icon. A print preview of the list appears.
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Click Print to print the list.
Security Settings
The security settings for a virtual AP could be either of the following:
• Open: Open means no security settings are to be applied. This is the default security setting.
• WEP: WEP stands for Wireless Equivalent Privacy. WEP is a deprecated security algorithm for
IEEE 802.11 networks. This has been provided for backward compatibility purpose only.