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NetVanta 160 Series Wireless Configuration Guide Configuring the AOS AP

IP Settings

The optional IP settings for the AP can be configured from the IP Settings tab at the bottom of the Access

Point Configuration menu. These settings are optional and only used if using a RADIUS server.

Figure 14. IP Settings Tab Menu

From the IP Settings tab, the AOS AP can be assigned an IP address, IP mask, and default gateway.

Advanced Settings

Use the Advanced settings tab to release control of a specific AP, enable event history logs, and select the

type of messages sent via the control protocol. To access the Advanced settings menu, select the

Advanced tab at the bottom of the Access Point Configuration menu.

Figure 15. Advanced Tab Menu

Check the AP Standby box to release control of the AP. By checking this box, the AC will no longer send

responses to echoes from this particular AP.

You will not be able to configure the AP (Telnet, SSH, or HTTP/HTTPS) from its IP

address. The IP information is used to communicate with a RADIUS authentication server

when using 802.1x. It will also respond to Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) echo

requests (ping) for connectivity testing.

The IP address must be in the correct subnet for the native virtual local area network

(VLAN) to which the AP is connected (if the AP is connected to a VLAN-aware switch).

Even if 802.1q encapsulation is enabled, and other VLANs are configured on the AP, the

AP uses the configured IP address natively (without VLAN tags) only on its Ethernet

interface.

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ADTRAN NetVanta 160 User Manual Page 19