Manage layer 3 ACL policy profiles.

Manage RADIUS server profiles.

Manage Wi-Fi network venue activation relationships.

Manage AP SNMP policy profiles.

Manage AP groups and their configurations including creation, retrieval, update, and deletion.

Manage access control profiles.

Retrieve and set the recovery PSK.

Manage APs including pinging, traceroute, resetting, rebooting, floor plan positioning and LAN ports settings.

Manage Wi-Fi calling service profiles.

Managing the relationships for Wi-Fi network activation within venue associations.

Manage Syslog server profiles.

Manage application policy profiles.

Manage client connections.

Manage layer 2 ACL policy profiles covering creation, updates, and assignments.

Manage DHCP configuration service profiles.

Manage Wi-Fi venue configuration, including radio settings, mesh, LEDs, LAN ports, and syslog.

Manage client isolation allowlists. Client isolation prevents clients on a VLAN from exchanging packets and is enforced by APs at layer 2. For isolation across VLANs or IP subnets, configure routers to block packets at layer 3. Administrators can add exceptions such as printers by including MAC and IP addresses on the allowlist. Use client isolation with walled gardens to manage pre authentication access and post authentication connectivity. Client isolation does not work with static IP addresses, so use DHCP lease reservations or the force DHCP option during wireless setup. If the VLAN default gateway uses VRRP or HSRP or if a DNS proxy is configured on the same WLAN, contact support for assistance.

Manage device policies.

Manage Multicast DNS proxy service profiles.

Manage VLAN pool profiles.

Manage rogue AP detection policies and their configurations including creation, retrieval, update, and deletion.