Access Points List

Go to Monitor > Devices > Access Points to see a list of APs in ExtremeCloud IQ Controller.

The model and licensing domain of the AP determine the site configuration type and site licensing domain. The configuration Profile and RF Management for a device group are specific to the AP platform.

The Country option on the site must support the AP licensing domain.

Highlights on the Access Points List:

The MAC Address column displays the AP MAC Address of the primary port. Use this information to identify the AP and facilitate integration processes.
The Profile column indicates which configuration Profile the AP is associated with. A configuration Profile is defined at the device group. It applies configuration settings to the group.
The Radio 1 Clients, Radio 2 Clients, and Radio 3 Clients columns indicate the client count on each radio. This information enables you to monitor load balancing on the AP. The value Sensor, in this column, indicates that the radio is configured as a sensor. For more information, see Radio as a Sensor.
The Radio Mode columns indicate the mode for each radio on the AP. Use the Radio Mode columns to indicate that an AP is configured as a Client Bridge. The Radio Mode column value for a Client Bridge AP is bridge.
The Adoption column indicates if the AP is associated with the Primary or Backup ExtremeCloud IQ Controller in an availability pair. Use this information to understand an access point's home session. This value does not indicate where an AP may be currently connected in an availability pair.
The Tunnel column on the Access Point List displays which controller the AP has an active tunnel to. Possible values are:
- Primary — The AP has an active tunnel to the primary controller in an availability pair.
- Backup — The AP has an active tunnel to the secondary controller in an availability pair.
- N/A — Indicates that an active tunnel does not exist or that there is a configuration entry for the AP, but the AP is not currently connected.
The Overrides column indicates that the AP has overrides. To view which override settings are enabled, select the AP and go to Advanced > Overrides.
The Ethernet Port Speed and Ethernet Port Mode are available for each port on a selected device:
- When the interface is connected, port speed and mode display.
- When an available port is disconnected, the value is NC (Not Connected).
- For single port AP models, the value for the second port is NA (Not Available).
The two Switch Port columns display the MAC address of the switch to which the selected AP is connected. Use this information to quickly access a switch that may be associated with a service escalation. Port information also aides in validating configuration and diagnostic functions.
The CERT column indicates that a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) certificate has been applied to the AP.
The Force Normal Power Operation column indicates that the AP will draw normal power from the POE switch port for full-capacity operation regardless of the IEEE 802.3 ft/at/bt and or LLDP-MED power switch port negotiation. The defined power level for full-capacity power operation is unique for each AP model.
Note
Use this setting with caution. Improper use can result in an AP power source overload, resulting in an unstable AP operation.
The Pwr Source column — Indicates if the AP is operating with BT (802.3BT), AT(802.3AT), AF, or DC. (Only AP5010 supports BT.)
The Power Status column value depends on the AP model:
- For AP5010, possible values are: High, Normal, or Low.
- All other AP models, possible values are: Normal or Low.

Note

The Power Source column has been deprecated and will therefore display None.

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Note

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Supported ExtremeWireless™ Access Points

The following ExtremeWireless™ access points are supported by ExtremeCloud IQ Controller:

ExtremeWireless Wi-Fi 6E World-Wide Universal Access Points

ExtremeCloud IQ or On-premise operation:

AP3000/X
AP4000
AP4000-1
AP5010
AP5050U/AP5050D

ExtremeWireless Wi-Fi 6 Universal Access Points

ExtremeCloud IQ or On-premise operation:

AP302W
AP305C/CX
AP305C-1
AP410C
AP410C-1
AP460C/S6C/S12C

ExtremeWireless Wi-Fi 6 Access Points

On-premise operation only:

AP310i/e
AP310i/e-1
AP410i/e
AP410i-1
AP460i/e
AP505i
AP510i/e
AP510i-1
AP560i/h

ExtremeWireless Wi-Fi 5 Access Points

On-premise operation only:

AP3917i/e/k
AP3916ic
AP3915i/e
AP3912i
AP3935i/e
AP3965i/e

The Extreme Networks Defender Adapter SA201 is supported.

Note

For all Extreme Networks access points, use the Extreme Networks certified ACC-WIFI-MICRO-USB console cable. Other MICRO-USB console cables have not been certified by Extreme Networks.

For documentation on each AP model type:

Go to Extreme Networks documentation.
Scroll down to Wireless & Mobility.
Select the AP model type.

Note

Most AP radio properties depend on a regulatory domain; which is defined at the site level. Devices that are connected to ExtremeCloud IQ Controller but not assigned to a device group have the status of In-Service Trouble. Devices that have not discovered ExtremeCloud IQ Controller have the status of Unknown.