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TRENDnet User's Guide
Creating a new wireless group
Configuration > Wireless Groups/Profiles
Creating separate wireless groups can allow you to organize and divide your access
points into smaller groups and categorize by designated physical locations,
departments, or other purposes to better isolate device troubleshooting and easily
implement extensions of network access control within your network.
Note: By default, when APs are added to the wireless controller, all APs will be assigned
to the default group "Default group".
1. Log into your controller management page (see
management
page" on page 12).
2. Click on Configuration and click Wireless Groups/Profiles.
Note: By default, the wireless group "Default group" has already been created. This
group cannot be deleted. The number next to the name (1) indicated the internal
group # assignment which is used for identification purposes under the Monitor >
Devices section.
3. To create a new wireless group, next to the wireless group field, click Create (+).
4.. In the field, enter a name for the group. (e.g. R&D) and the
new group.
5. The new group will be available in the wireless group drop-down list.
Note: Each group will automatically be assigned the new number in the order the
group was created. The number next to the name (2) indicated the internal group #
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assignment which is used for identification purposes under the Monitor > Devices
section. (e.g. Next group created would be assigned (3), next (4), and so on.)
Assigning access points to a wireless group
Configuration > Access Points
From the previous example "Creating a new wireless group", this example will explain
how to assign an existing AP that has already been added to the controller into the
wireless group created.
1. Log into your controller management page (see
management
page" on page 12).
2. Click on Configuration and click Access Points and the list will display all of the APs
that have already been added to the wireless controller.
3. Select the AP you would like assign to the new group, and under the Action column,
click
.
4. Under Radio B/G/N (2.4GHz), click the Wireless Group drop-down list and select the
new wireless group (e.g. R&D). If you have selected a dual band AP, select the same
group under Radio AC/N (5.0GHz) and click OK to save the changes.
Note: For dual band APs, each band can be assigned to a different wireless group for
more flexibility however, in most cases both bands will be assigned to the same AP group
since groups are typically organized by physical location.
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