H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center - Manual (Page 604)

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Viewing radios bound to an MP policy and removing the
bindings
WSM allows you to view radios bound to an MP policy and remove the bindings. You can also
modify and delete an MP policy without any binding. After you unbind an MP policy from a radio,
the default MP policy default_mp_plcy is bound to the radio.
To view the radios bound to an MP policy:
1. Click the Service tab.
2. From the navigation tree, select WLAN Manager > Resource Management > ACs or WLAN
Manager > Resource Management > Fat APs.
3. Click the device label of an AC or fat AP to enter the device information page.
4. On the Mesh Management menu on the lower right corner of the page, click MP Policy
Management.
The MP Policy Management page appears.
5. Click the Operation icon of an MP policy, and then select Bound Radios from the menu.
The Radio List dialog box appears, displaying radios bound to the MP policy. You can perform
the following operations:
{
Unbind—Select the radios that you want to unbind the MP policy from, and then click
Unbind to remove the bindings.
{
Close—Click Close to close the dialog box.
Managing mesh interfaces
You can perform the following operations by mesh interface management.
Viewing mesh interface list
1. Click the Service tab.
2. From the navigation tree, select WLAN Manager > Resource Management > ACs or WLAN
Manager > Resource Management > Fat APs.
3. Click the device label of an AC or fat AP to enter the device information page.
4. On the Mesh Management menu on the lower right corner of the page, click Mesh Interface
Management.
The Mesh Interface Management page appears.
Mesh Interface List contents
{
Description—Interface description that comprises WLAN-MESH and interface ID.
{
Mesh Profile ID—ID of the mesh profile that is bound to an interface.
{
Port Security Mode—Port security mode of an interface. PSK is supported only. If port
security is not configured, noRestrictions is displayed. The mesh interface in this mode is
invalid.
{
VLAN—ID of the VLAN to which the interface belongs.