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Backing Up and Restoring the Image
Backing Up and Restoring the Configuration
Upgrading the Wireless Convergence Software
Working with External Storage Devices
Using the Console Port
- Using the Console Port in the Wireless Controller Models C25, C35, C4110, C5110, and C5210
  - Entering Rescue Mode on the Wireless Controller C25, C4110, and C5110
  - Entering Rescue Mode on the Wireless Controller C35, and C5210
- Using the Console Port for the V2110
Performing System Maintenance
Using Controller Utilities
- Using Controller Utilities
  - Capturing Exception Traffic
- Enabling SNMP
  - MIB Support
    - NetSight Suite Integration
  - Enabling SNMPv1/v2c on the Wireless Controller
Recovering the Wireless Controller
- Rescue Mode Authentication Service Management Menu
- Recovering the Wireless Controller from File System Corruption
Maintaining the Wireless Controller
Maintaining the Wireless AP Software
Performing Wireless AP Diagnostics
- Performing Wireless AP Diagnostics Using SSH
  - Enabling SSH on a Selected Wireless AP
  - Disabling SSH Access on a Selected AP
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Manually Moving APs Back to Local Controller

Manually move AP-3 and AP-4 from Controller 1 to Controller 2, where they were configured as ‘Local‘ APs. After you manually move the APs, the network is back to its original configuration with each controller running two APs.

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