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Button

You can click these buttons to save settings, get help information, and log out of the platform.

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Navigation tree

Functions are displayed in a navigation tree.

You can click a node to access the configuration page.

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Operation area

You can configure functions or view function status in the operation area.

Commits the configured commands.

Click Commit Configuration. In the window that is displayed, verify the information and click OKto enable the configured WLAN services.

Saves configuration files.

After configuring a router on the web page, click Save Configuration to save the configurations. Configurations that are not saved will be lost after restart.

Provides online help.

After you click Help, online help information about the current operation is displayed.

Provides the software version or copyright.

Logs you out of the web platform.

To log out of the web platform, click Logout. To log in to the web platform, enter the user name and password.

• Views device information and sets the device name.
• Views the device status.
• Views AP details.
• Views logs.
• Views license information.
• Views statistics on STAs connected to an AP.
• Views information about rogue devices.

Provides quick configuration of basic service functions through wizard. This function helps users complete configurations of the WLAN service.

• Sets basic AC parameters.
• Displays the AP list, provides query of the AP region, AP profile, AP whitelist and blacklist, and supports modification of configuration information.
• Configures dual-link cold backup, dual-link hot backup, and VRRP hot backup to improve the stability of device networking.

• Configures WLAN services to construct a normal wireless network.
• Configures WDS to connect APs wirelessly, which facilitates WLAN construction in a complex environment, reduces network deployment costs, makes the network easy to expand, and allows flexible networking.
• Configures Mesh to connect APs wirelessly, which allows flexible networking and quick network deployment and facilitates dynamic expansion of network coverage.
• Configures load balance groups to balance the AP traffic on a WLAN, which provides a guaranteed bandwidth for each STA.

• Configures the router to provide DHCP services.
• Configures static routes.
• Views the routing table.

• Configures bandwidth limit and user priority.
• Configures traffic policing.

• Configures AAA to provide authentication, authorization, and accounting services.
• Configures ACLs to classify and process packets based on specified rules.
• Configures user groups and binds each user group to an ACL to control the authorization information of users in the group. That is, users of the same type have the same authorization information.
• Configures WIDS to detect and defend against intrusion from unauthorized devices on WLAN networks and enable the AC to detect attacks and add devices initiating the attacks to the dynamic blacklist, ensuring security of authorized users.
• Configures Portal authentication, 802.1X authentication, and MAC address authentication to improve network security.
• Configures Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) to ensure security of TCP-based application layer protocols.
• Configures PKI to provide complete security services for network communication and transaction.
• Configures security protection to provide ACL filtering.

• Creates VLANs, VLANIF, Ethernet interfaces, and logical interfaces.
• Configures interface attributes to allow data communication and displays traffic statistics on the interface.

Displays the terminal user information, STA roaming track, offline user information, and STA blacklist/whitelist status, and configures the STA blacklist and whitelist to facilitate STA management.

• Maintains system software, configuration files, license files, and patches. Upgrades the AC and APs.
• Sets basic system parameters, for example, the system time.
• Specifies the log output mode and views local logs.
• Creates and manages local users.