User's Guide

CLI Configuration
The Command Line Interface (CLI) for devices is a powerful tool that gives you direct access to APs and
switches. The CLI commands can be used to configure and control how devices interface with your
network.
Extreme AirDefense uses the CLI to construct device profiles that can be used to control and manage
devices in your network. You can push the CLI profiles out to devices in your network that ensure all
devices in your network conform to your company policies.
Extreme AirDefense creates and updates device configurations by revising the configuration files and
their CLI command set. CLI profiles are created using configuration templates that you can use as is or
change to meet the configuration requirements of your devices. Once a profile is created, you can apply
it to any or all of the devices in your network. Devices are typically s and switches. The following devices
are currently supported:
• Brocade BR v5.x
• Brocade BR51X1
• Brocade BR71X1
• Brocade BRX000
• Cisco Airespace
• Cisco Autonomous 12x0/11x00
• Extreme Networks AP35X0
• Extreme Networks AP47X0
• Extreme Networks EX v5.x
• Extreme Networks WM2000
• Extreme Networks WM3X00
• AP51X1
• AP650
• AP7131
• AP7181
• CB3000
• RFSX000
• WiNG v5.x
• WS2000
• WS5100.
The CLI Configuration screen is launched from Configuration > Infrastructure Management > CLI
Configuration
WLAN Management
CLI Configuration
Extreme AirDefense User Guide for version 10.5. 861