01-26-2012 05:34 AM - edited 07-03-2021 09:27 PM
I'd like to change the SSID name on Aironet 1200 which is currenty used by my wireless network.
How can i do that?
Thanks,
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01-26-2012 06:10 AM
The easieist method would be to pull a show run from the AP, then copy from dott11 SSID down to the ! at the end.
Paste this into a notepad. If you just want to change the SSID :
no dot11 ssid < old SSID name >
dot11 ssid < new SSID name>
then leave the rest the same. and copy the new SSID to the !
then to fix it all up in the AP
conf t
interface dot11radio 0
no ssid < old ssid name >
exit
no dot11 ssid < old SSID >
*paste in the new SSID config*
exit
interfce dot11radio 0
ssid < new ssid name >
so at the end your text file should look similar to this:
conf t
interface dot11radio 0
no tsunami
exit
no dot11 ssid tsunami
dot11 ssid Secured
authentication open
authentication key-management wpa
wpa-key ascii 0 1234578
exit
interface dot11radio 0
ssid Secured
exit
wr
Steve
01-26-2012 01:49 PM
interface dot11radio 0
no tsunami
exit
no dot11 ssid tsunami
dot11 ssid Secured
authentication open
authentication key-management wpa
wpa-key ascii 0 1234578
exit
interface dot11radio 0
ssid Secured
exit
Hey Steve, may I borrow your config?
Hi Achamyeleh Abebe,
Based on Steve's config above, paste this in a notepad and save the notepad to, say NEW_CONFIG.txt.
Using TFTP, point the TFTP software to the location of the NEW_CONFIG.txt file. Remote into your WAP and run this simple command: copy tftp://
Try that. I use this method all the time.
01-26-2012 06:10 AM
The easieist method would be to pull a show run from the AP, then copy from dott11 SSID down to the ! at the end.
Paste this into a notepad. If you just want to change the SSID :
no dot11 ssid < old SSID name >
dot11 ssid < new SSID name>
then leave the rest the same. and copy the new SSID to the !
then to fix it all up in the AP
conf t
interface dot11radio 0
no ssid < old ssid name >
exit
no dot11 ssid < old SSID >
*paste in the new SSID config*
exit
interfce dot11radio 0
ssid < new ssid name >
so at the end your text file should look similar to this:
conf t
interface dot11radio 0
no tsunami
exit
no dot11 ssid tsunami
dot11 ssid Secured
authentication open
authentication key-management wpa
wpa-key ascii 0 1234578
exit
interface dot11radio 0
ssid Secured
exit
wr
Steve
01-26-2012 01:49 PM
interface dot11radio 0
no tsunami
exit
no dot11 ssid tsunami
dot11 ssid Secured
authentication open
authentication key-management wpa
wpa-key ascii 0 1234578
exit
interface dot11radio 0
ssid Secured
exit
Hey Steve, may I borrow your config?
Hi Achamyeleh Abebe,
Based on Steve's config above, paste this in a notepad and save the notepad to, say NEW_CONFIG.txt.
Using TFTP, point the TFTP software to the location of the NEW_CONFIG.txt file. Remote into your WAP and run this simple command: copy tftp://
Try that. I use this method all the time.
01-26-2012 11:33 PM
Thank you guys
It works!
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