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Thank you both for the comments, I really appreciate you taking the time to help me.<br />
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<b>@Craig Beck</b>: I take it I need to add all those APs manually. We have in the range of 300 AP's and I would hate to be the one adding all those by hand (haven't been able to find a bulk upload feature).<br />
The enable option you mention, would that be the &quot;Authorize MIC APs against ...&quot; by any chance?
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Thank you both for the comments, I really appreciate you taking the time to help me.

@Craig Beck: I take it I need to add all those APs manually. We have in the range of 300 AP's and I would hate to be the one adding all those by hand (haven't been able to find a bulk upload feature).
The enable option you mention, would that be the "Authorize MIC APs against ..." by any chance?

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Yep that's the one.<br />
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You can import the AP MACs via CLI rather than via GUI. It's easier.
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Yep that's the one.

You can import the AP MACs via CLI rather than via GUI. It's easier.

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Thank you both for the assistance and input :)<br />
Wish you both a pleasant day.
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Thank you both for the assistance and input :)
Wish you both a pleasant day.

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Is it possible, on a Cisco WLC, to blacklist single or multiple AP's from joining the WLC?<br />
I know how to block clients by adding mac addresses but does that include mac addresses of AP's?<br />
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Any help is appreciated?<br />
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Thanks S.
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Is it possible, on a Cisco WLC, to blacklist single or multiple AP's from joining the WLC?
I know how to block clients by adding mac addresses but does that include mac addresses of AP's?

Any help is appreciated?

Thanks S.

Cisco WLC: Blocking specific AP's from joining a WLC

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