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Summit WM, Getting Started Guide
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If the Summit WM Switch recognizes the serial number, it indicates
that the registering device is pre-registered with the Summit WM
Switch. The Summit WM Switch uses the existing registration record,
and existing configuration record to authenticate and configure the
Altitude AP respectively.
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Allow only approved Altitude APs to connect:
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If the Summit WM Switch does not recognize the Altitude AP, the
Altitude AP's registration record is created in pending state. You must
manually approve a pending Altitude AP. As long as the Altitude AP
is in pending state, it receives minimum configuration that only allows
it to maintain an active link with the Summit WM Switch for future state
change. For more information, see
approving pending Altitude
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If the Summit WM Switch recognizes the serial number, it uses the
existing registration record to authenticate the Altitude AP. Following
the successful authentication, the Altitude AP is configured according
to its stored configuration record.
4. In the Discovery Timers section, type the discovery timer values in the
following text boxes:
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Number of retries – Limited to 255 in a five minute discovery period. The
default value is 2.
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Default between retries – The default value is 1 second.
5. To save your changes, click Save.
6. To initiate the discovery and registration process, connect the Altitude AP to
a power source.
The Altitude APs can be connected and powered in the following ways:
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Power over Ethernet (802.3af):
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PoE enabled with port
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PoE Injector
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Power by AC adaptor
For more information, see the Altitude AP Installation Guide.
HWC_GSG_APConfiguration.fm
Altitude AP's configuration
Configuring the Altitude APs for the first time
Section 7.2.1, "Manually
APs".
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