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OverviewExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide10Features and FunctionalityWMS is positioned as Extreme Networks Enterprise WLAN ne

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide1003 Select the Troubleshoot Wireless LAN checkbox.4 Select a contro

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1016 Refer to the following to review the attributes of the selected controller, its availa

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide1027 Select a WLAN from those available (for the selected controller

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1038 Refer to the following to review the attributes of the selected controller, its availa

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide1049 Select the Back button as needed to select and display the attr

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 105by WMS. For information on device management, see “Device Management” on page 136. For m

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide1067 Select a radio checkbox from those available (for the selected

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1079 Optionally select an MU or group of MUs from within the Mobile Units field and select

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide108Troubleshooting Adopted Access PointsAdopted AP4610 and AP4620 ac

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 109A screen displays with device identification and network address data for the selected c

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 11NOTEWhen Summit WMScanner is installed to your PC, you can use Summit WMScanner for 14 da

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide110A details screen displays for the selected adopted access point.7

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1118 Select a radio checkbox from those available (for the selected access point) and click

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide11210 Optionally select an MU or group of MUs from within the Mobile

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1134 Select a MU or group of MUs from amongst those listed and click the Next button to dis

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide1145 Click the Next button to display a radio details and performanc

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1156 My GroupsA group is a set of devices monitored and managed together within WMS. Groups

My GroupsExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide116About WMS GroupsGrouping allows portions of an enterprise segment to be viewed a

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 117Adding a GroupTo add a group, set the criteria used to sort and group devices based on t

My GroupsExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide1186 Use the Equals drop-down menu to refine how each selected Search Criteria is u

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1199 Use the Select checkboxes to select the devices you would like to include in the group

OverviewExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide12For more information, see “Security Management” on page 141.For more information o

My GroupsExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide120Editing an Existing Group Modify a group’s current membership or search criteria

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 121Those devices meeting the modified search criteria display as well as their status. Each

My GroupsExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide122The deleted group is no longer listed within the My Group menu.

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1237 WMS AdministrationThis chapter describes the WMS Administration menu where the followi

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide124WMS has the ability to associate a user to a particular site. In such c

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1251 Click the Add button within the User Management screen.2 Enter the following within th

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide1263 Modify the following as required for the existing user:4 Click the Ne

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1271 Highlight an existing user and select Delete (within the User Management screen).2 Cli

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide128Once reviewed, assess if further configuration is required for a listed

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1293 Select Next > to define Relay Server information for this new site.4 Define FTP and

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 13Network ViewsNetwork View provides a visual representation of the network infrastructure

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide1306 Optionally set an Email Template and SNMP Trap Forward. 7 Click Finis

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1313 Modify the following Site Information to edit the selected site:4 Click Next > to p

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide132Select Next > to update the site template configuration or select &l

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 133CAUTIONThose devices associated to a deleted site are moved into a site defined as “Unkn

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide134Once reviewed, assess if further configuration is required for a listed

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1354 Click OK to save the relay server’s configuration.5 Selecting Cancel disregards your c

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide1365 Click OK to save your modifications.6 Selecting Cancel disregards you

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 137Once the content of the Device Management screen is reviewed, determine whether any of t

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide138Refer to the Managed column. Selected (managed) devices display an indi

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 139CAUTIONRemember, once deleted, a device must be rediscovered by WMS before it can be man

OverviewExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide14For more information, see “Reports” on page 68.ConfigurationThe Configuration modu

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide140NOTEWhen you move a device to a different site, the expectation is that

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1413 Select the checkbox of the device (or devices) whose planned state requires update.4 S

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide142The screen displays the attributes of the WIPS Servers that can be used

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1432 Provide the following WIPS Server Information to define the server’s configuration: 3

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide1443 Modify the following WIPS Server Information (if necessary) to adjust

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 145To delete a WIPS server:1 Select an existing server from amongst those displayed within

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide1462 Refer to the following to assess if an existing IP range can be used

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1472 Click the Start button.If you selected multiple devices or used the Select All option,

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide1481 Click Add from within the IP Range tab. 2 Provide the following Disco

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1495 Click Next > to continue, or < Back to return back to the Discovery Range Inform

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 15My GroupsA group is a set of devices managed collectively within WMS. These groups can be

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide1503 Update the following Discovery Range Information as required:4 Click

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1516 Click Next > to continue, or < Back to return back to the Discovery Range Inform

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide152Scheduling a DiscoveryA WMS administrator can optionally schedule netwo

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 153SNMP ProfilesBefore you can discover devices, you must define search criteria for the si

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide154To add a new SNMP profile:1 Click the Add button from within the SNMP P

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1554 Click Finish to save your changes to the SNMP profile.5 Select < Back to move back

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide1564 Click Next > to modify the SNMP v2c or SNMP v3 access settings.The

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 157To delete a SNMP profile:1 Select an existing profile from amongst those available withi

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide1583 Change the polling interval (if necessary) for the devices listed by

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1591 Select Alarm Policies from within the Administration main menu item.2 Select a support

OverviewExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide16Controllers and access points can exist on different floors or sites regardless of

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide1604 If modifications have been made to the event or alarm’s legitimacy, s

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 161● Adding a SNMP Profile on page 153● Editing an SNMP Profile on page 155● Deleting a SNM

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide162Editing an Email Notification TemplateUpdate the properties of existing

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1631 Select an obsolete email notification template from amongst those displayed within the

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide164● Adding a SNMP Trap Forward Notification Template on page 164● Editing

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 165.3 Modify the following as needed to edit the selected template:4 Click OK when complete

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide166Configuration TemplatesRefer to the Configuration Templates screen to m

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 167Editing an Existing Configuration TemplateSeveral key attributes of an existing configur

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide1684 Modify information as needed within the file. NOTEVariable files are

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1697 Define whether the template is a partial or total configuration using the radio boxes

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 17Device ManagementUse the Device Management facility to select devices and manage them dir

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide170Deleting a Configuration TemplateUnlike the Templates tab within the My

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 171 Editing a Firmware ImageWMS enables you to update several attributes of a firmware file

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide172Deleting a Firmware ImageDetermine whether an existing firmware image r

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 173NOTEThough Altitude 3510 and Altitude 3550 model access points can share the same firmwa

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide1743 Select a job and click on the Details button to view the details of t

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 175Database ManagementRefer to the Database Management screen to manage the WMS database. W

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide176 The following information displays within the Database Information bac

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 177CAUTIONWhen restoring the WMS database, all users are logged off and the process will be

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide178CAUTIONInvoking a database restoration stops the WMS server. Once the r

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 179Database PurgeThe WMS database can be periodically purged to remove older or obsolete ba

OverviewExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide18selected events for that device. This information can also be weighed (for signifi

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide180Editing a Database PurgeRevise an existing database purge operation whe

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 181 2 Select either. (Dot) or - (Hyphen) as required.Selecting the . (Dot ) option results

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide182Once reviewed, save the log file or modify the log level as needed.Savi

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1833 Refer to the following, and if necessary, change the log level: NOTELogging levels are

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide184The Import Export screen displays a set of checkboxes for importing and

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1854 Browse to the location where the target files resides.5 Click OK to start the import o

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide1861 Select Import/Export from the Administration menu.2 Choose the Site o

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1871 Select Import/Export from the Administration menu. 2 Select the WIPS radio button from

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide1885 Click OK to start the import operation.6 To stop importing, click Can

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 1894 Browse to the location where the target files resides.5 Click OK to start the import o

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 19screen is central to good WMS housekeeping, as it represents a means of analyzing file ma

WMS AdministrationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide190The License Management screen displays the status of the current licens

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 191About Extreme Networks recommends a periodic review of WMS version information to ensure

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Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 193A Customer SupportNOTEServices can be purchased from Extreme Networks or through one of

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Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide2AccessAdapt, Alpine, Altitude, BlackDiamond, EPICenter, ExtremeWorks Essentials, Ethernet E

OverviewExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide20Upgradable SoftwareWMS supports software upgrades without data loss. The WMS insta

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 21Notification TemplatesAn administrator can view, add, modify, delete, and define Email an

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Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 233 Installing and Licensing Summit WMS Summit WMS InstallationSummit WMS is based on Java

Installing and Licensing Summit WMSExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide24● Ensure you have Web connectivity (during the actual i

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 253 Accept the Terms of the License Agreement. Click Next >.The WMS Destination Folder s

Installing and Licensing Summit WMSExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide26 5 Click the Install button to begin the Summit WMS ins

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 276 Click Finish to complete installation and close the InstallShield Wizard. NOTEThe login

Installing and Licensing Summit WMSExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide28d Select either Standard or Secure (in the lower right-

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 29To remove Summit WMS using the installation wizard:1 Select Start > Programs > Summ

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 3Table of ContentsChapter 1: About This Guide...

Installing and Licensing Summit WMSExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide30

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 314 Planning Your Network DeploymentExtreme Networks recommends any company planning to dep

Planning Your Network DeploymentExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide321 Login to Summit WMS with the credentials of an administr

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 33Exporting Site Information from Summit WMScanner into Summit WMSOnce Summit WMScanner is

Planning Your Network DeploymentExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide34Windows 2.3 Server, and the User Credentials field provide

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 35Importing Summit WMS Data into Summit WMScannerUse Summit WMScanner to import Summit WMS

Planning Your Network DeploymentExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide36Windows 2003 Server, and the User Credentials field provid

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 375 My Network ConfigurationThis chapter describes the main menu items displaying horizonta

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide38Move your cursor over a device to display a pop-up menu of device

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 39 SummaryDisplay the Summary screen to review device and network address information for d

Table of ContentsExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide4Controls ...

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide40A WMS deployment is supported by sites comprised of controllers an

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 415 Refer to the following all site data appearing within the Dashboard’s top main display

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide42The top five radios table displays the following:The top five clie

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 43Site Specific DashboardSite specific Dashboards are useful when performance and event inf

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide446 Refer to the bottom of the half of the Dashboard to review the t

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 45Device Specific DashboardsUnlike the all sites and site specific Dashboards, an individua

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide46The following device specific Dashboard information supports a con

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 47Refer to the following MU Client information to assess the attributes of the device’s cli

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide484 Select the WLANs tab.Refer to the following information to asses

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 49If the device expanded and selected from a site houses a single radio, then only the supp

Table of ContentsExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 5SNMP Profiles...

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide50The above example displays the DeviceList for all the sites within

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 51RadiosA WMS deployment is supported by sites comprised of controllers, access points and

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide52Network ViewNetwork View provides a visual representation of the n

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 53ControlsNetwork View has 3 different drop-down menu options under Controls. The selected

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide54NOTEWMS does not display exact physical device locations on a floo

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 55NOTEWhen a trap has been generated by a Mesh visualization event, the trap will also be l

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide56HierarchicalA Hierarchical network view allows you to define floor

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 57View ControlsRefer to the View Controls to define how floors and devices scale within the

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide58The display above shows a Network Depth setting of 1.0 (with AllSi

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 59The target device displays within the Network View with the selected Network Depth. Refer

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My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide60NOTEWhen saving floor information (populated with devices) from Su

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 61Move your cursor over a device to display the device’s name, model, MAC address and power

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide62the primary channel of the AP is 6 and the extension channel of th

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 63The selected radio displays a red circle on the upper left-hand side of the displayed MU

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide64FaultsThe Faults feature provides alerting and event monitoring by

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 652 Refer to the following within the Alarms tab to review critical alarm conditions:3 Once

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide66Provide comments (if necessary) describing the potential course of

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 671 Select Faults from within the My Networks menu item.2 Select Events.3 Refer to the foll

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide685 Optionally select the Refresh button to re-populate the events l

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 69Review the report options available for each support WMS device model listed to discern w

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 71 About This GuideIntroductionThis guide provides information about using the Extreme Netw

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide70You have the option of selecting a report polling period and displ

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 71The Opening downloaded_csv_file.csv screen displays for the target report.4 Determine whe

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide724 Review the following for this report:5 Close the report to retur

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 735 If an attribute requires additional review before determining whether to collect it, cl

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide74● Templates on page 80● Backup Restore on page 87ComplianceComplia

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 75Refer to the following to discern whether a listed device configuration is compliant with

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide764 Click Close to exit the screen and return to the Compliance tab.

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 775 Click Ye s to begin the compliance assessment.The Compliance screen’s Status column cha

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide78differences. Determine whether the noted differences require immed

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 79.4 Select Ye s to reset compliance information. 5 Select No to cancel the operation and

About This GuideExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide8Notational ConventionsThe following additional notational conventions are u

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide805 Click Close to exit the screen and return to the Compliance tab.

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 813 Refer to the following to assess whether a new template requires creation, an existing

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide82wlan 2 enable wlan 2 ssid wlan2To create a template:1 Select a dev

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 83config template must add both WLANs (the existing one and the new one). This is because t

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide84To modify an existing configuration template:1 Select the Configur

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 857 Click OK to save the updated template and return to the Templates tab.8 Click Cancel to

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide86Installing a TemplateTo install a configuration template:1 Select

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 87modifications are made to support radio traffic. Keeping these current and removing outda

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide883 Review the following backup file attributes to assess their use

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 893 Review the following backup file configuration information displayed within the View De

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 92 OverviewThe Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite (WMS) is an intuitive, browser-ba

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide902 Provide a Backup Name relevant to configuration file.3 Either sc

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 91Restoring a ConfigurationThe WMS Backup/Restore feature allows you to restore an existing

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide923 Ensure the Backup Name and Description are correct since this co

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 93creation to capture useful updates since the last backup or whether a device’s configurat

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide94The Confirm Deleting Backup screen displays the Backup Name and De

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 95To install an available firmware image on a selected WMS supported device:1 Select the My

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide96Click OK when the details of the firmware image have been complete

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 978 Select the Start the installation at this time checkbox and refer to the calender and d

My Network ConfigurationExtreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide98While the firmware image update is in progress, an In Progress lin

Extreme Networks Wireless Management Suite Reference Guide 9913 Click Ye s to confirm the deletion of the file, or click No to cancel the file deletio