User Guide: Vista Manager AWC Plug-in version 3.16.0

# Configure AP through Its Own Web Interface

With a few exceptions, all AP functions are configured through the AWC Plug-in.

- TQ series
  - AT-TQ(m)1402/(m)3403/(m)5403/5403e/(m)6403 GEN2/6602/(m)6602 GEN2/(m)6702 GEN2/7403/7613
    Only the following settings can be changed through the respective AP's own management web interface:
    - System > Communication
    - System > Web
    - System > LLDP
    - LAN > VLAN Configuration
    - LAN > LAN 2 Port (TQ5403 only)

      > Note

      > > When you enable static LAG on a TQ5403, you also have to configure a static channel group on an AlliedWare Plus switch to which the AP is connected.
      > > Also note that when you use a LAG to connect an AP to an AMF device, you cannot add the AP from a guest device list. Zero Touch Configuration and Auto Recovery are also not supported.

    - Account > User

      > Note

      > > Use this only as a preparatory step to allow an AP to be detected as a guest device.
      > > Make sure that the guest device's username and password match the ones for the guest-class configured on a parent AMF device.
      > > Change the non-guest device username and password to an AP-specific configuration.

    - Account > Language
    Do not change other settings on the AP's management web interface.
    Refer to "AT-TQ Series Reference Manual" for its management web interface.

If you change an AP's configuration from its management web interface, make sure you follow the steps below.
If you change an AP's configuration through its web interface using other methods, the AWC Plug-in becomes unable to detect and manage the AP.

1. Login to the AWC Plug-in as a user account that can access a management group which the target AP belongs to.
2. Select "Wireless Configuration" > "AP Settings" from the AWC Plug-in menu.
   A list of wireless APs will appear.
3. Select one target AP from the list of APs.
4. Place the mouse cursor on the gear icon at the top right of the screen and select "Delete" from the submenu.
   The target AP is removed from the list and the AWC plug-in terminates management of the relevant AP.
5. Wait for at least a minute to make sure that the AP is no longer managed by the AWC Plug-in.
6. Change the AP configuration through its own management web interface.
7. When you finish the configuration changes, select "Wireless Configuration" > "AP Settings" from the AWC Plug-in menu.
   A list of wireless APs will appear.
8. Place the mouse cursor on the gear icon at the top right of the screen and select "Add Manually" from the submenu.
   The "Wireless AP Registration" dialog box will appear.
9. Enter the required information in the "Wireless AP Registration" dialog box and click "Add".
   * If you have changed the AP's IP address, enter a new IP address in the "Wireless AP Registration" dialog box.
   Shows the Wireless AP Detail page.
10. Click the "Edit" button at the top right of the Configuration section.
    We then move to the "Wireless AP Individual Configuration" screen and displays the "AP Profile Assignment" dialog box.
11. Select an AP Profile that has been assigned to the AP and click "Select".
    The Wireless AP Individual Configuration screen appears.
12. Click "Save" at the top right of the Wireless AP Individual Configuration screen.
    The Wireless AP Detail screen appears.
    Once the AWC Plug-in detect the AP, the configuration will be applied.

    > Note

    > > Depending on the timing of the detection of AP and the application of configuration, "Management Failed" may appear in the management status.
    > > In this case, if the AP registration has been completed correctly, the configuration is applied regardless of the display, and the config status can be checked after the screen transition.

13. Select "Wireless Configuration" > "AP Settings" from the AWC Plug-in menu.
    A list of wireless APs will appear.
    You can see the configuration status of the wireless AP.

Now the configuration is complete.

11 Feb 2026 14:56