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WLC: Show run-config [no-ap]

DateWednesday, February 24, 2010 at 8:27PM

 

 

If you ever did a show run-config on a WLC with a 100 access points then you know where I am going! 

A show run config [no-ap] will omit the access point information. Why is this important? Well suppose you have a WiSM with a 150 access points joined to a controller do you want to see 400 pages of configs of APs when you only want to see the run-config ? BINGO!

 

(Cisco_2006_WLC) >show run-config ?

[no-ap]        Display running configuration of controller without AP configuration

 


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