DNA Center Per site override

[Kenny69]

Hi,

When overriding certain wifi settings for a particular site in DNA Center, these changes creates a unique profile that is pushed to the wlc.

How would i inherit back the global settings for this site? 

[reminiapkking]

In Cisco DNA Center, when you override certain Wi-Fi settings for a particular site, it creates a unique profile specific to that site. If you want to inherit back the global settings for that site, you can follow these steps:

1. Navigate to the Site Settings: Go to the Cisco DNA Center dashboard and select the site for which you want to inherit back the global settings.

2. Access the Wi-Fi Settings: Find the Wi-Fi settings section within the site settings. This is where you can view and manage the Wi-Fi settings specific to that site.

3. Locate the Overridden Settings: Identify the settings that you previously overridden for that site. These settings will likely be highlighted or marked in some way to indicate that they differ from the global settings.

4. Revert the Settings: Look for an option to revert the overridden settings back to the global defaults. This option might be labeled as "Revert to Global Settings" or something similar. Select this option for each overridden setting that you want to revert.

5. Save Changes: After reverting the overridden settings, make sure to save your changes. This may involve clicking a "Save" or "Apply" button within the site settings interface.

6. Push Configuration to WLC: Once you've reverted the settings back to the global defaults within Cisco DNA Center, the changes will need to be pushed to the Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) associated with that site. This typically involves deploying the configuration changes from Cisco DNA Center to the network devices, including the WLC. For more information visit reminiapkking.

[Kenny69]

"Once changed the settings cannot be inherited back from its parent"

The change i am trying to revert is different AAA servers for one site 

[wesf]

There is the option of deleting the site and recreating it. Reload the maps, reposition the APs....