Chapter 10: Performing System Maintenance; Performing Wireless Ap Client Management; Disassociating A Client - Extreme Networks Summit WM20 User Manual

10 Performing System Maintenance
This chapter describes system maintenance processes, including:
"Performing Wireless AP Client Management" on page 195
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"Resetting the AP to Its Factory Default Settings" on page 199
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"Performing System Maintenance Tasks" on page 200
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"Performing Summit WM Controller Software Maintenance" on page 202
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"Configuring Summit WM Controller, Access Points and Software Logs and Traces" on page 211
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Performing Wireless AP Client Management

There are times when for service reasons or security issues, you want to cut the connection with a
particular wireless device. You can view all the associated wireless devices, by MAC address, on a
selected Wireless AP. You can do the following:
Disassociate a selected wireless device from its Wireless AP.
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Add a selected wireless device's MAC address to a blacklist of wireless clients that will not be
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allowed to associate with the Wireless AP.
Backup and restore the Summit WM Controller database. For more information, see
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Summit WM Controller Software Maintenance" on page

Disassociating a Client

In addition to the following procedure below, you can also disassociate wireless users directly from the
Active Clients by WM-AD screen. For more information, see
Displays."
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