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2. Click Add, and the Device Communications and Location sections appear, illustrated in
Figure 84 Device Setup > Add > Device Communications and Location Page Illustration
3. Complete these Communications and Location settings for the new device.
contents of this page. Note that settings may differ from device to device. In several cases, the default values
from any given device derive from the Device Setup > Communication page.
Table 80 Device Communications and Location Fields and Default Values
Setting
Name
IP Address
(Required)
SNMP Port
Community
String (Confirm)
SNMPv3
Username
Auth Password
(Confirm)
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Default
None
None
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Taken from the Device Setup >
Communication page
Taken from the Device Setup >
Communication page
Description
User-configurable name for the AP (maximum of 20 characters).
IP address of the device Ethernet page. If One-to-One NAT is enabled,
AMP communicates with the AP on a different address (the IP address
defined in the Device Communication area).
Port AWMS uses to communicate with the AP using SNMP.
Community string used to communicate with the AP.
NOTE: The Community String should have RW (Read-Write) capability.
Provides a read-write user account (SNMP, HTTP, and Telnet) within the
Cisco Security System for access to existing APs. AWMS initially uses this
username and password combination to control the Cisco AP. AWMS
creates a user-specified account with which to manage the AP if the User
Creation Options are set to Create and user Specified as User.
NOTE: New, out-of-the-box Cisco devices typically have SNMP disabled
and a blank username and password combination for HTTP and Telnet.
Cisco supports multiple community strings per AP.
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Figure 84.
Table 80 further describes the
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