Extreme Wireless 802.11be Wi-Fi 7 Indoor AP5020 Access Point

The AP5020 has several ports and hardware features that connect the AP to your network or are used to access a feature. Use the information in the following sections to locate these ports.

Hardware Ports - Front

The following table and graphic show the available ports on the front of the AP.

Table 1. AP5020 Ports and Connections
Item	Port	Description
1	2.0 USB type A port, 5V/500mA with POE.at or 5V/1000mA with POE.bt	Used with a thumb drive or other external device.
2	Console port	Micro USB console port for a serial connection between your management system and the access point. Use the port when you troubleshoot the AP. The best practice is to use the Extreme Networks micro USB cable (ACC-WIFI-MICRO-USB). When you connect to the device, the management station must have a VT100 emulation program, such as the terminal emulator TeraTerm Pro or Hilgraeve HyperTerminal. Set your baud rate to 115200. Note: The console port can only be used with the Extreme Networks console cable. You will damage the AP if you use another cable.
3	Kensington security slot	A security feature that prevents someone from removing the AP. This is an optional task.

AP5020 ports. From left to right, USB port, Console port, and Kensingston security slot.

Hardware Ports - Rear

The following table and graphic show the available ports on the rear of the AP.

Table 2. AP5020 Ports and Connections
Item	Description	Use
1	12VDC	12-volts of direct current.
2	ETH1 port	Ethernet port.
3	ETH0/PoE port	Ethernet port.

AP5020 ports. From left to right: 12VDC connector, ETH1 port and ETH0/PoE+ port.