AP Provisioning and Swapping

In this section:

1. Working with AP Registration Rules
   Registration rules enable the controller to assign an AP to an AP zone automatically based on the rule that the AP matches.
2. Creating an AP Registration Rule
   You must create rules to register an AP.
3. Configuring Registration Rule Priorities
   The controller applies registration rules in the same order as they appear in the AP Registration Rules table (highest to lowest priority).
4. AP MAC OUI Address
   The AP MAC OUI Address refers to the Organizationally Unique Identifier (OUI), which comprises the first 3 bytes (24 bits) of a MAC address. This prefix is globally assigned by the IEEE to identify hardware vendors.
5. Setting a Global Country Code
   Different countries follow different regulations for radio channel usage.
6. Configuring the Tunnel UDP Port
   The tunnel UDP port is used by all GRE+UDP type tunnels.
7. Provisioning and Swapping Access Points
   The controller supports the provisioning and swapping of access points.
8. Options for Provisioning and Swapping APs
   The controller supports the provisioning and swapping of access points.
9. Approving Access Points
   APs must be approved to join the system. The APs can be approved either automatically or manually. Once you have created registration rules and the AP zones to which joining access points can be assigned automatically, access points will be able to join or register with the controller automatically.
10. Approving Mesh APs
    5.0 Update

    You can approve mesh APs that join the network using wireless connection.
11. Viewing Mesh APs
    Mesh APs are wireless access points. They provide consistent transmission of data, any failures do not disrupt the data transmision.
12. ZD Migration