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Feb 3 2020
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Feb 3 2020
12:26 PM
We have roughly 1000 MR-33's in one network, with a Template assigned to it. In the Layer 7 firewall rules, we have setup a list of specific sites and applications we want to block, Miscellaneous Video is one of these. Now we need to be able to allow Video for a specific site to get through, an external CBT. I'm looking where I put a rule that would supersede the Layer 7 firewall rules, and allow video for this this one site through.
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Nov 13 2019
7:13 AM
To answer your question about how we get them configured, yes.. we connected them in our lab so they can get their configuration and then box them up and ship out to where they will be put into service. But the subject of DHCP is a side track from the question I had about Configuration, either I wasn't clear or it was pulled off topic. The issue isn't how we get the config into the MR33's its about Bulk Configuration Changes. I can use the bulk network creation tool, to bring a large number of them in and should by its description be able to assign the Static IP Address, but in practice I was unable to get it to work. It has to create a new network, which makes no sense, but ok.. I just move the APs to the desired network once they have been assigned. The APs all receive their Names, and other assorted config, except IP Addresses which were specified in the csv file, but not configured. So we were left to configure the IP address for all of the APs manually. Right now we have deployed 1000+ APs and we will keep having to deploy more over the months as we acquire/create new locations.. usually in groups of 50+ locations at a time. So the question was, is there a way to configure large numbers of APs when the Bulk Network tool doesn't work. To include changing the IP Address of existing APs that are in service (some of our locations are going through Re-Address projects to bring them in line with out current scheme, and they already have APs onsite). If there isn't another way, then we will keep doing what we are doing, but we wanted to ask and see what other people are doing.
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Nov 5 2019
11:58 AM
When I say there is no DHCP, I mean there is no DHCP service running on these remote networks.
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Nov 5 2019
10:37 AM
I was able to use the Bulk Network configuration tool to bring in a large group of MR33's and then just move them into the network I needed them assigned to, but the IP Address setting aren't getting applied. Is there a way to bulk configure the IP settings? I'm in a time crunch to get these installed.
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Feb 9 2018
8:12 AM
I don't enjoy it either, but its a security requirement for the given environment these are being deployed into. Which also means that each AP will have to be unboxed and connected to our Test network (which does have DHCP), so it can pull down its config, before being shipped out.
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Feb 9 2018
8:04 AM
No DHCP at the locations these are being deploy to.
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Feb 9 2018
7:58 AM
Outstanding! Created a Template off of our current Test Network, and the Bulk Network option appeared. Will need to rearrange my spreadsheet some, but then we should be good to go.
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Feb 9 2018
7:19 AM
We are going to be deploying close to 900+ MR33's and will need to assign static IP addresses to each. Is there an easier way of configuring them versus hand keying each change in the dashboard for each device. We have all the information in a spreadsheet along with serial numbers and mac address, and it would be immensely more efficient if we could in some way upload the changes that.
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