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SCG CLI Script make the AP can't boot up

Anonymous
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Currently It have some CLI script apply to the T300 / T301 series AP after script is applied the PoE switch reboot and those AP is not able to boot up.

*Remark: Before apply the CLI script, it has also reboot the PoE switch without problem

So I suspect the CLI script make something wrong on it.

Is there any problem on the below of script?

file a

fw_version=3.0.4.0.461
model=all

set blacklist wifi1 52 -1

set blacklist wifi1 56 -1

set blacklist wifi1 60 -1

set blacklist wifi1 64 -1

set blacklist wifi1 100 -1

set blacklist wifi1 104 -1

set blacklist wifi1 108 -1

set blacklist wifi1 112 -1

set blacklist wifi1 116 -1

set blacklist wifi1 120 -1

set blacklist wifi1 124 -1

set blacklist wifi1 128 -1

set blacklist wifi1 132 -1

set blacklist wifi1 136 -1

file b

fw_version=3.0.4.0.461
model=all

set blacklist wifi0 2 -1

set blacklist wifi0 3 -1

set blacklist wifi0 4 -1

set blacklist wifi0 5 -1

set blacklist wifi0 7 -1

set blacklist wifi0 8 -1

set blacklist wifi0 9 -1

set blacklist wifi0 10 -1

set blacklist wifi0 12 -1

set blacklist wifi0 13 -1

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Anonymous
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Its wlan0 for 2.4GHz radio and wlan32 for the 5GHz radio.

The script as you know has to have a .ksp file extension and administered via the Diagnostic tab.

Is there a reason for such a large channel blacklist? are you doing a frequency re-use scheme?

Anonymous
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The customer want to only use 2.4G for 1,6,11 and the 5G due to the customer want to use some predefined channel as some of the 5G channel is not able to connect by mobile device.


Also for 5G is it not wifi1

Anonymous
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Try adding the CLI  to your script

set blacklist wifi0 enable 

5GHz is WLAN8 I believe.

Anonymous
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wlan32 is the correct value for SCG code