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I have come entered an organization that has a couple of these wireless APs. &nbsp;The connections work but they are currently set up in a way we'd like to change and the passwords are long lost. &nbsp;How do I go about troubleshooting this issue? &nbsp;I know with some of the WAPs, you need to do a full reset and configuration of the device from scratch. &nbsp;Is that the case here? &nbsp;The more detail on the process the better.<br />
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Many thanks!
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I have come entered an organization that has a couple of these wireless APs.  The connections work but they are currently set up in a way we'd like to change and the passwords are long lost.  How do I go about troubleshooting this issue?  I know with some of the WAPs, you need to do a full reset and configuration of the device from scratch.  Is that the case here?  The more detail on the process the better.

Many thanks!

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