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Cisco WLAN Controller Web Interface User Guide
OL-7416-04
Chapter 8 Commands Menu Bar Selection
Reset to Factory Default
Reset to Factory Default
Use COMMANDS > Reset to Factory Default to navigate to this page.
This page allows you to reset the controller configuration to the factory default. This overwrites all
applied and saved configuration parameters! You are prompted for confirmation to re-initialize your
controller.
All configuration data files are deleted, and upon reboot, the controller is restored to its original
unconfigured state. This removes all IP configuration, and you need a serial connection to restore its base
configuration.
Note After confirming configuration removal, you must reboot the controller and select the “Reboot Without
Saving” option.
Command Buttons
• Reset: Return configuration to factory default.
• Help: Request that the help page be displayed in a new browser window.
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- CONTENTS 3
- Contents 4
- 802.11 Configuration 8-11 8
- Audience 10
- Conventions 10
- Obtaining Documentation 11
- Ordering Documentation 12
- Documentation Feedback 12
- Submitting a Service Request 14
- Web User Interface Areas 18
- Applying Parameters 19
- Refreshing the Screen 20
- Troubleshooting 20
- Monitor Menu Bar Selection 21
- Summary 22
- Controller Statistics 24
- Ports Statistics 26
- Ports > Statistics 27
- Ports Statistics 28
- Rogue APs 32
- Rogue AP Detail 33
- Known Rogue APs 35
- Known Rogue APs > New 36
- Known Rogue APs > New 37
- Rogue Clients 39
- Rogue Client Detail 40
- Adhoc Rogues 41
- 802.11a Radios 42
- Radio > Statistics 43
- • AP is an access point 44
- 802.11 MAC Counters 45
- 802.11b/g Radios 47
- Clients > Detail 48
- Clients 49
- RADIUS Servers 53
- RADIUS Servers 55
- WLANs Menu Bar Selection 59
- WLANs > New 60
- WLANs > Edit 61
- WLANs > Mobility Anchors 67
- AP Groups VLAN 68
- Controller Menu Bar Selection 69
- General 70
- Link Aggregation 72
- Inventory 73
- Interfaces 74
- Interfaces > Edit 75
- Interfaces 77
- Network Routes 78
- DHCP Scopes 79
- DHCP Scope > Edit 80
- Static Mobility Group Members 81
- Mobility Statistics 83
- Note In a Cisco NMWLC6 87
- Ports > Configure All 88
- Port > Edit Configuration 89
- NTP Servers 93
- NTP Servers > Edit 94
- QoS Profiles 95
- Edit QoS Profile 96
- Wireless Menu Bar Selection 97
- Country 98
- Cisco APs 99
- Cisco APs > Details 100
- OL-7416-04 101
- Cisco APs 101
- Table 5-4 Versions 102
- Hardware Reset Button 103
- Sniffer Feature 104
- Command Buttons 104
- Link T est 105
- Link Test Results 106
- 802.11a Cisco radio 107
- 802.11a Cisco radio 109
- Configuring Tx Power Levels 111
- Table 5-17 AP Details 113
- 802.11b/g Cisco Radios 117
- 802.11b/g Cisco Radios 118
- Table 5-30 AP Details 121
- Bridging 125
- Bridging 126
- Zero Touch Configuration 127
- 802.11a Global Parameters 128
- Table 5-38 RF Group 129
- 802.11a Global Parameters 130
- 802.11b/g Global Parameters 133
- Table 5-43 RF Group 134
- 802.11b/g Global Parameters 135
- Country 139
- Timers 142
- Security Menu Bar Selection 143
- RADIUS Authentication Servers 145
- RADIUS Accounting Servers 150
- RADIUS Accounting Servers 151
- Local Net Users 155
- Local Net Users > Edit 156
- MAC Filtering 157
- MAC Filters > Edit 158
- Disabled Clients 159
- User Policies 160
- AP Policies 161
- Access Control Lists 163
- Table 6-2 Current Rules 164
- Table 6-4 New Rule parameters 167
- Network Access Control 168
- NAC Statistics 170
- CA Certification 171
- ID Certificate 172
- Trusted AP Policies 174
- Rogue Policy 175
- Standard Signatures 176
- Custom Signatures 177
- Client Exclusion Policies 178
- AP Authentication 179
- AP Authentication 180
- Management Menu Bar Selection 181
- SNMP System Summary 183
- SNMP V3 Users 184
- SNMP v1/v2c Community 185
- SNMP Trap Receiver 188
- SNMP Trap Receiver > Edit 189
- SNMP Trap Controls 190
- Table 7-15 AAA Traps 191
- Trap Logs 192
- SNMP Trap Controls 194
- HTTP Configuration 195
- Telnet-SSH Configuration 197
- Serial Port Configuration 198
- Local Management Users 199
- CLI Sessions 200
- Syslog Configuration 201
- Management Via Wireless 202
- Message Logs 203
- System Resource Information 204
- Web Login Page 205
- External Web Authentication 206
- Web Login Page 207
- Commands Menu Bar Selection 211
- Download File to Controller 212
- Upload File from Controller 213
- System Reboot 214
- Reset to Factory Default 215
- Set Time 216
- System Parameters 217
- Miscellaneous Configuration 219
- WLAN Policy Configuration 220
- RADIUS Server Configuration 221
- 802.11 Configuration 221
- Numerics 223
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