Device Details Configuration Tasks

ExtremeCloud IQ enables you to perform device-level configuration tasks and update your devices at the device level. Settings made at this level (Manage > Devices > device_name > Configure) apply only to the individual device and override the template settings configured for the network policy. After device-level settings are removed, the device automatically reverts back to the original network policy and device template configuration. The features that display for this tab vary depending on the type of device you selected.

After you select a switch from the Device List, you can create or modify the following:

Device Configuration: Edit device details such as the host name, the description, the device function, IP addresses, and VLAN assignments.
Device Management Servers: Edit management server settings for a device associated with a network policy.
Port Configuration: Edit port types, STP, Storm, and PSE settings.
Device Credentials: Assign or change network administrator credentials and administrator assignments.
SSH: Temporarily enable SSH in order to troubleshoot the device.
Web SSH (For Digital Twin only): Temporarily enables you to SSH a console into the Digital Twin switch directly in the GUI, without the need for a third-party SSH terminal application.
sFlow Receivers: (SR Series only): Provide visibility into your switch traffic patterns.

After you select an AP from the Device List, you can create or modify the following:

Device Configuration: Edit device details such as the host name, the description, the device function, IP addresses, and VLAN assignments.
Interface Settings: View the default template settings and control actions for the Wireless (WiFi) and Wired (Ethernet) ports. You can edit any field that is not grayed out.
Device Credentials: Assign or change network administrator credentials and administrator assignments, and configure CAPWAP and Shared Key settings.
Configure Netdump: Enable an unresponsive AP to automatically save a core dump file to a TFTP server on the network the next time it boots.
DHCP Server and Relay: For a small network, configure and enable a DHCP server on a device to provide network settings dynamically to clients.
Neighboring Devices: Define a list of neighbor access points that will collaborate in the Layer 3 roam process.
Bonjour Gateway Settings: Choose the AP you want to act as your Bonjour Gateway Designated Device (BDD) at the device level.
Troubleshoot: Enable Client Monitor so devices can detect client issues, and report client connection activities and problems to ExtremeCloud IQ.
SSH: Temporarily enable SSH in order to troubleshoot the device.

After you make changes to the configuration, you need to push the configuration changes to the device.