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Syntax
set adoptionList <radio> include <start_MAC> [<end_MAC>] <app_name | remove>
set adoptionList <radio> exclude <start_MAC> [<end_MAC>] [remove]
set adoptionList <radio> default allow <app_name>
set adoptionList <radio> default deny [traps <enable | disable>]
Parameters
radio The radio type that this list applies to. Valid values are: A, B, G, or FH (case-insensitive).
For exclude, ALL is also a valid value.
start_MAC, end_MAC Identifies the access ports that are part of this list entry. If end_MAC is excluded, the
entry consists of the AP identified by start_MAC; otherwise, the entry contains all APs
between start_MAC and end_MAC.
app_name The access port policy used when an AP is adopted.
remove Removes the entry from the list. To remove an address range, you need only supply the
starting address.
traps <enable | disable> If the default action is deny, you can ask to have the apAdoptFail SNMP trap sent when
an unknown AP asks to be adopted. Pass enable to ask for the trap, and disable to ask
that the trap not be sent. By default the trap is sent.
Example

8.56.6 set

Switch Policy Instance
Configures the switch policy. Adds or removes an access port policy to or from the switch policy.
Syntax
set <attribute> <value> [remove]
Parameters
attribute and value
adoptionList
apPolicy name [remove]
channel <integer>
countryCode < ISO_3166_code>
See set adoptionList on page 8-285.
Adds or removes the named Access Port Policy to/from the Switch Policy's list
of AP Policies.
Sets the default channel. The set of candidate channel numbers depends on
the country code setting.
Sets the country code. The switch won't adopt Access Ports until the country
is set.
IMPORTANT! IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SWITCH
!
OWNER TO CORRECTLY SET THE COUNTRY CODE. AN
INCORRECT COUNTRY SETTING CAN CAUSE THE SWITCH TO
USE ILLEGAL BROADCAST SETTINGS.
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