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is there a way to get the config file from an ap and push it to omada controller
is there a way to get the config file from an ap and push it to omada controller
2024-09-23 23:14:59 - last edited 2024-10-16 00:52:22
Model: EAP653  
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is there a way to get the config file from an ap and push it to an omada controller?

 

I use to manage all my aps with an omada controller but for some reason the controller lost the configuration but aps still working, now i have to push some changes but controller is in blanck.

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2024-09-25 01:02:25 - last edited 2024-10-16 00:52:22

  @HermanFuentes 

 

Sorry, but no.  It's a one way street with the Controller pushing config to the AP, not the other way around.  You never took a backup of your controller, not once, not even during an upgrade that you could restore the controller from (even if that meant temporarily downgrading so the config would take, and then re-upgrading back to current firmware)?

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2024-09-25 01:02:25 - last edited 2024-10-16 00:52:22

  @HermanFuentes 

 

Sorry, but no.  It's a one way street with the Controller pushing config to the AP, not the other way around.  You never took a backup of your controller, not once, not even during an upgrade that you could restore the controller from (even if that meant temporarily downgrading so the config would take, and then re-upgrading back to current firmware)?

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