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Step 2: Reset to Factory Default
a.
On the top of the AP, between the Power and Ethernet connections
there is a recessed button labeled "Reset".
b.
With the AP powered on and the Ethernet cable connected into the
Ethernet port, use a pin to hold down the Reset button for 10 seconds,
or until you see the SYS light (on the front of the AP) change to solid
Red.
c.
Release the button and wait 10 seconds
d.
The SYS Red light will begin to flutter then change to solid Green
e.
Within 1 to 2 minutes the WLAN light will flash Green moderately
f.
Let about 2 minutes go by and refresh the view on CloudCommand
If the this step did not change the status, please Deregister and re-
Register the AP, as described in the following Step 3.
Step 3 - Deregistering and Re-Registering
a. De-register the AP:
I.
Make note of the AP's UIC number for the problematic AP
II.
In CloudCommand, under the "Network Manager" tab, "Access
Point" section, on the status line of the AP click on the "Actions"
drop down menu and select "Deregister". The deregistered AP
should now have disappeared from the status line.
b. b. Re-register the AP:
I.
Click the "New Access Point" link located in the left menu bar.
II.
You will be asked for the UIC of the AP. On the back of the AP find
the label with the unique identification code (UIC).
III.
Follow the instructions in the dialog boxes that appear on screen.
IV.
Connect the AP to the network using the Ethernet cable then
plugging the power cord in. (If the network has Power over
Ethernet (PoE), just connect the Ethernet cable to the AP)
V.
The AP will take a few minutes to self-configure. The status should
progress from "Registered" to "Starting" to "Updating" to "OK."
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