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Excluding a virtual AP profile from an AP in the WebUI
1. Navigate to the Configuration > Wireless > AP Configuration > AP Specific page.
2. Do one of the following:
z If the AP you want to exclude is in included in the list, click Edit for the AP.
z If the AP does not appear in the list, click New. Either type in the name of the AP, or select the AP from
the drop-down list. Then click Add.
3. Select Wireless LAN under the Profiles list, then select Excluded Virtual AP.
4. Select the name of the virtual AP profile you want to exclude from the drop down menu (under Profile
Details) and click Add. The profile name appears in the Excluded Virtual APs list. You can add multiple
profile names in the same way.
5. To remove a profile name from the Excluded Virtual APs list, select the profile name and click Delete.
6. Click Apply.
Excluding a virtual AP profile from an AP in the CLI
ap-name <name<
exclude-virtual-ap <profile>
Viewing Profile Errors
You can view the list of profile errors using the WebUI or the CLI. If you have profiles with errors, the WebUI
displays them with a flag icon next to main horizontal menu (Figure 22). Click on the flag to view the list of
profile errors. A pop-up is displayed with the list of errors. Click on the error to view the configuration screen with
the profile error.
Figure 22 Profile Errors
Use the show profile-errors command to view a list of profile errors.
#show profile-errors
Invalid Profiles
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Profile Error
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ap regulatory-domain-profile "default" Country RU does not match controller country US
wlan virtual-ap "test-vap" VLAN 1000 does not exist
Virtual AP Configurations
This section includes examples of how to configure virtual APs for the “default” AP group, which includes all APs
discovered by the controller, and for a specific AP. The example configuration contain the following WLANs:
z An 802.11a/b/g SSID called “Corpnet” that uses WPA2 and is available on all APs in the network
z An 802.11a/b/g SSID called “Guest” that uses open system and is only available on the AP “building3-lobby”
(this AP will support both the “Corpnet” and “Guest” SSIDs)
Each WLAN requires a different SSID profile that maps into a separate virtual AP profile. For the SSID
“Corpnet”, which will use WPA2, you need to configure an AAA profile that includes 802.1x authentication and
an 802.1x authentication server group.