User Guide: Vista Manager AWC Plug-in version 3.16.0

# Configure AP-Specific Configuration

This section explains how to configure AP-specific settings.

> Note

> > For TQ series, configuring APs, LLDP, Ethernet, and HTTP/HTTPS is only possible from the AP's own management web interface. Please follow the steps described in Configure AP through Its Own Web Interface to perform that configuration.
> > For detailed explanation on configuring APs, refer to the "TQ series Reference Manual" on our website.

> Note

> > AP Profile and AP-specific settings created on the AWC Plug-in are not instantly applied to wireless APs. They will be applied to APs when:
> > - an AP is put under the AWC Plug-in's control
> > - a user manually applys configuration
> > - a scheduled task for applying configuration is run.

You can access an AP-specific configuration page in one of the following ways.

- Select "Wireless Monitoring" > "AP Status" > "Detail" (magnifying glass icon) (the rightmost column) > "Wireless AP Detail" (at the top of the page) > the "Edit" button (on the right of "Configuration").
- Select "Wireless Configuration" > "AP Settings" > "Detail" (magnifying glass icon) (the rightmost column) > the "Edit" button (on the right of "Configuration").

## Edit AP-Specific Configuration

> Note

> > The Interface Configuration is only displayed for the TQ6702 GEN2-R, TQ702e GEN2-R and TQ7403-R.

Table 1: AP-Specific Configuration
Item Name | Description
--- | ---
Top of the Content section
Wireless AP Name | Shows the AP name.
Basic Configuration
AP Profile | Lets you select an AP Profile for the AP. Clicking it displays the "Select AP Profile" dialog box. To change, select a new AP Profile to apply to the AP and click "Save". For more details, refer to Select AP Profile.
Do not use Emergency Status VAP | Check this if you don't want the AP to use emergency VAP even if it is configured in the AP Profile.
User Settings | Select whether to allow configuring username and password for AP's management web interface individually. When the "User Settings" is set as "Enable", the "Username", "Password" and "Password (Confirm)" fields will be shown. Note This is only available for TQ(m)1402, TQ(m)3403, TQ(m)5403, TQ5403e, TQ(m)6403 GEN2, TQ6602, TQ(m)6602 GEN2, TQ(m)6702 GEN2, TQ7403, and TQ7613.
User Information | Specify whether to enter the user information for the AP individually, or to use the user information specified in the AP Profile. If you select "Enter individually", specify user information for individual AP. When the "User Settings" is set as "Enable", the "Username", "Password" and "Password (Confirm)" fields will be shown. If you select "Use AP Profile", the same user information must be created for all APs to which the same AP common settings are applied. The default is "Enter individually". Note This item is displayed only with TQ6702 GEN2-R, TQ6702e GEN2-R, and TQ7403-R.
Username | Specify the username used to log in to the AP's management web interface. 1 to 12 characters in length, with letters and digits. Must begin with a letter. Note If you set the username and password in both the AP Profile and the AP-specific configuration on the same AP, the username and password in the AP-specific configuration will take effect.
Password | Specify the password used to login to the AP's management web interface. The allowed characters vary depending on the AP model. AT-TQ(m)1402/(m)3403/(m)5403/5403e/(m)6403 GEN2/6602/(m)6602 GEN2/(m)6702 GEN2/6702e GEN2/7403/7613 Should be 0 to 32 characters in length, with alphabets (case-sensitive), numbers and symbols (! # % ( ) + , - . / ; = ? @ [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~ may be used). The password is case-sensitive. AT-TQ6702 GEN2-R/6702e GEN2-R/7403-R Should be 1 to 32 characters in length, with alphabet characters (case-sensitive), numbers and symbols (! " # $ % & ' ( ) * + , - . / : ; < = > @ [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~ may be used). The password is case-sensitive. Each character in the password is represented by a bullet. Note If you set the username and password in both the AP Profile and the AP-specific configuration on the same AP, the username and password in the AP-specific configuration will take effect.
Password (Confirm) | Enter the same login password for confirmation. Each character in the password is represented by a bullet.
Interface Configuration
Only TQ6702 GEN2-R, TQ6702e GEN2-R, TQ7403-R
X Interfaces | Displays the total number of registered bridge interfaces, 802.1Q sub-interfaces, and VAP interfaces.
Interface Name | Displays the registered interface name.
IP Address | Shows the IP address configured for the interface.
Edit | Set or unset an IP address for the selected interface. The "Edit IP Address" dialog box will appear.
Wireless Configuration
Channel | Lets you change the channel settings. Clicking it pops up the channel selection dialog box.
WDS Mode | Lets you select a WDS mode (Root or Satellite AP). If you select "Disable", WDS is disabled. If you select "WDS Parent", the AP acts as a WDS Root AP. If you select "WDS Child", the AP acts as a WDS Satellite AP. The default is "Disable". If you select "WDS Parent" or "WDS Child", the "WDS Configuration" section will be displayed. Note This is only available for TQ(m)1402, TQ(m)3403, TQ(m)5403, TQ5403e, TQ(m)6403 GEN2, TQ6602, TQ(m)6602 GEN2, TQ(m)6702 GEN2, TQ7403, and TQ7613.
Tx Power | Lets you change the AP's transmit power.
AWC Tx Power Lower Limitation | Lets you change the minimum transmit power that can be configured by the AWC function. This is in effect only when "Tx Power" is set to "Auto".
Stop Radio Transmission | Lets you enable/disable the radio. Check this if you want to disable a radio. Uncheck it if you want to enable the radio again.
WDS Configuration
AT-TQ(m)1402/(m)3403/(m)5403/5403e/(m)6403 GEN2/6602/(m)6602 GEN2/(m)6702 GEN2/6702e GEN2/7403/7613
WDS List | Shows a list of WDS settings in box style. Each configuration box contains WDS parameters such as status (Enable/Disable), WDS Radio Interface, and security. If you select "WDS Parent" or "WDS Child" for "WDS Mode" in the "Wireless Configuration" section, a WDS configuration will be created for the radio.
Radio Transmission | Lets you specify whether to enable the WDS. Select "Enable" to use the WDS configuration, otherwise select "Disable".
WDS Mode | Shows the selected "WDS Mode" (Root or Satellite AP) for the radio. WDS Parent: The AP acts as a WDS Root AP. WDS Child: The AP acts as a WDS Satellite AP.
SSID | Lets you specify an SSID used for the WDS connection.
Radio Interface | Select a radio band for use with the WDS configuration. Note The entry number of the WDS configuration (WDS 1, WDS 2, WDS 3) does not necessarily match the number of the radio (Radio1, Radio2, Radio3). Each WDS configuration will be assigned an entry number in the order of creation.
Security | Lets you select a security mechanism used for WDS connection. "None" provides no authentication or encryption. "WPA Personal" performs authentication and encryption between an AP and a wireless client. It uses per-client keys which are generated from a pre-shared key (PSK). Selecting "WPA Personal" will show you the following additional items: Security Key (WPA-PSK): Lets you specify a pre-shared key with 8 to 63 character alphanumeric and symbol characters. WPA Versions: Select the WPA version(s) to use. TQ(m)3403, TQ7403, TQ7613: Radio 1 and Radio 2: You can select "WPA2" only or both "WPA2" and "WPA". In this case, you cannot select "WPA" only. The default is "WPA2". Radio 3: Only "WPA3" can be selected. Others: You can select "WPA2" only or both "WPA2" and "WPA". In this case, you cannot select "WPA" only. The default is "WPA2". Select both for a mixed environment. In that case, the security level of the wireless network is the same as WPA. Note WPA is based on a draft of IEEE 802.11i while WPA2 is based on the final version of IEEE 802.11i and therefore meets all mandatory items required by the standard. Encryption Protocol: You can select "CCMP" only, or both "CCMP" and "TKIP". The default is "CCMP". Although "TKIP" uses RC4 as WEP does, TKIP uses a separate encryption key for each client and changes the key after using it for some time. "CCMP" uses the standard encryption algorithm approved by the US Secretary of Commerce. This standard has a strong algorithm. Note According to the WPA standard, TKIP is mandatory while CCMP is optional. Our products implement both algorithms. Management Frame Protection (MFP): Specify whether to protect management frames from eavesdropping and forging. Select "Enable" to use MFP. Otherwise select "Disable". The default is "Enable". Note In this version, it is not supported to enable Management Frame Protection for a WDS VAP. Broadcast Key Refresh Rate: Specify an interval at which to refresh the broadcast key that is sent to clients on the VAP. Valid range is 0 to 86400 seconds. A value of 0 means that the key is never refreshed. The default is 0.

> Note

> > If you add an AP that has been configured for WDS through its own management web interface, re-configure WDS on the "AP-specific configuration" page before applying an AP Profile to the AP.
> > If you applied an AP Profile to the AP before re-configuring WDS, the previous WDS configuration on the AP would become invalid and it would be impossible for you to manage the AP through the AWC Plug-in.
> > Refer to Configure WDS Bridge for more details.

> Note

> > You can not enable Captive Portal on the radio used for the WDS connection.

### Select AP Profile

Section 1

Table 2: AP Profile List
Item Name | Description
--- | ---
Search AP Profile | Filter entries in the list by entering a partial string in the search box. To remove the filter, delete the string from the Search field and press Enter. Note The search is case-sensitive. Note Delimiters for a multi-value item (e.g. ":" in "Network:Area") is not searchable unless it is used in a single string. Note The search box here has the same functionality as the one on the AP Profile List page.
AP Profile Name | Shows the AP Profile name.
Models | Shows the AP Profile's target Model. AT-TQ7613 AT-TQ3403 TQ7403 TQ7403-R AT-TQ(m)6403 GEN2 AT-TQ(m)6702 GEN2 AT-TQ(m)6602 GEN2 AT-TQ6x02 GEN2-R TQ6702e GEN2 TQ6702e GEN2-R TQ6602 AT-TQ(m)5403 TQ5403e AT-TQ(m)1402
<< | Goes to the first page of the list.
(Page Number) | Shows the current page number in the list.
>> | Goes to the last page of the list.

Section 2

Table 3: AP Profile Configuration Items
Item Name | Description
--- | ---
(Top of the section) | Shows an AP Profile name and its target Model.
Country | Shows the country code for the profile.
Series | Shows the AP series.
Radio 1 / Radio 2 / Radio 3 | Lets you select a radio to view its configuration in the section. A configured mode is shown in the parentheses after the radio name (Radio1/2/3). Clicking a radio name (Radio1/2/3) shows its configuration. A selected radio is indicated by the red line under its name.
Radio Transmission | Shows the status of the radio.
Mode | Shows the selected mode (protocol) for the radio.
VAP | Shows the VAP number.
SSID | Shows the SSID for the VAP.
VLAN ID | Shows the VLAN ID for the VAP.
Enabled/Disabled | Shows the status (Enable/Disable) of the VAP.
Security | The security mechanism selected for the VAP. It is one of "None", "Static WEP", "WPA Personal" or "WPA Enterprise".
"Select" button | Change the AP Profile for the AP to the selected one.
"Cancel" button | Cancel AP Profile selection.

### Edit IP Address

> Note

> > Editing IP address is only available in the Wireless AP Individual Configuration for TQ6702 GEN2-R, TQ6702e GEN2-R, and TQ7403-R.

Table 4: AP-Specific Configuration
Item Name | Description
--- | ---
Static IP Address | Specify an IP address to be assigned to the selected interface.
Undefined | No IP address is assigned to the selected interface.
Save | Save changes and close the dialog box.
Cancel | Discard changes and close the dialog box.

## Apply Changes

If you want to immediately apply the selected AP Profile to the AP, do it after saving the AP-specific configuration.
To apply an AP Profile to APs, follow the steps below.

1. Select "Wireless Configuration" > "AP Settings" from the AWC Plug-in menu.
2. Select (Check) the APs to which you want to apply an AP Profile.
3. Place the mouse cursor on the spanner icon at the top right of the screen and select "Apply Configuration" from the submenu.
4. When the "Apply Configuration" dialog box appears, click "OK".
5. When a completion message appears, click "Close".

> Note

> > The maximum number of APs which can have an AP Profile applied in a single "Apply Configuration" action is 350.

If you want to apply an AP Profile to APs at a fixed date/time, you can create a schedule for the task.
Refer to Manage Task Scheduling for more details on scheduling a task to apply settings to APs.

11 Feb 2026 14:56