Wireless Access

A question that I've been meaning to ask for ages, and it's not a big deal - it's more cosmetic than anything.

I've had a cluster of IAPs for years, and over the years I've removed APs and replaced them with new ones - it started life as a cluster of IAP225s and now it's 515s (and it's been through the 3xx series in the middle)

When replacing APs I have just unplugged the old ones added new ones in (In retrospect what I should probably have done is delete the old APs from the cluster while they were still visible)
But the situation I have now is there are 4 Up and 8 'down' APs on the overview page, however on the AccessPoints page I can only see the live ones.
Is there something I'm missing - how do you purge the APs that no longer exist?

Would this work for you?

A question that I've been meaning to ask for ages, and it's not a big deal - it's more cosmetic than anything.

I've had a cluster of IAPs for years, and over the years I've removed APs and replaced them with new ones - it started life as a cluster of IAP225s and now it's 515s (and it's been through the 3xx series in the middle)

When replacing APs I have just unplugged the old ones added new ones in (In retrospect what I should probably have done is delete the old APs from the cluster while they were still visible)
But the situation I have now is there are 4 Up and 8 'down' APs on the overview page, however on the AccessPoints page I can only see the live ones.
Is there something I'm missing - how do you purge the APs that no longer exist?

A question that I've been meaning to ask for ages, and it's not a big deal - it's more cosmetic than anything.

I've had a cluster of IAPs for years, and over the years I've removed APs and replaced them with new ones - it started life as a cluster of IAP225s and now it's 515s (and it's been through the 3xx series in the middle)

When replacing APs I have just unplugged the old ones added new ones in (In retrospect what I should probably have done is delete the old APs from the cluster while they were still visible)
But the situation I have now is there are 4 Up and 8 'down' APs on the overview page, however on the AccessPoints page I can only see the live ones.
Is there something I'm missing - how do you purge the APs that no longer exist?

Hi!
You have to disable "Auto join mode" (System (advanced)) and they will show up under "Access Points". After you have removed it you can go back to "Auto Join mode". It took me years to figure this out :)

A question that I've been meaning to ask for ages, and it's not a big deal - it's more cosmetic than anything.

I've had a cluster of IAPs for years, and over the years I've removed APs and replaced them with new ones - it started life as a cluster of IAP225s and now it's 515s (and it's been through the 3xx series in the middle)

When replacing APs I have just unplugged the old ones added new ones in (In retrospect what I should probably have done is delete the old APs from the cluster while they were still visible)
But the situation I have now is there are 4 Up and 8 'down' APs on the overview page, however on the AccessPoints page I can only see the live ones.
Is there something I'm missing - how do you purge the APs that no longer exist?

A question that I've been meaning to ask for ages, and it's not a big deal - it's more cosmetic than anything.

I've had a cluster of IAPs for years, and over the years I've removed APs and replaced them with new ones - it started life as a cluster of IAP225s and now it's 515s (and it's been through the 3xx series in the middle)

When replacing APs I have just unplugged the old ones added new ones in (In retrospect what I should probably have done is delete the old APs from the cluster while they were still visible)
But the situation I have now is there are 4 Up and 8 'down' APs on the overview page, however on the AccessPoints page I can only see the live ones.
Is there something I'm missing - how do you purge the APs that no longer exist?