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Selecting the Active Profile
Selecting the Active Profile
Follow the steps below to specify the profile that the client adapter is to use.
You can use ASTU instead of the ADU Profile Manager to select the active profile. Refer to
Note
for instructions.
Open ADU and click the Profile Management tab. The Cisco Aironet Desktop Utility (Profile
Step 1
Management) window appears (see
Perform one of the following:
Step 2
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The client adapter starts using a profile based on the option selected above. The active profile is
designated by the following icon in the profiles list:
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Select one profile for the client adapter to use either by double-clicking that profile in the profiles
list or by clicking that profile in the profiles list and then clicking Activate.
If the client adapter cannot associate (or establish a connection) to an access point (in infrastructure
mode) or another client (in ad hoc mode) or loses association while using the selected profile, the
adapter does not attempt to associate using another profile. To associate, you must select a different
profile or enable auto profile selection.
Enable auto profile selection by checking the Auto Select Profiles check box.
This option causes the client adapter's driver to automatically select a profile from the list of profiles
that were set up to be included in auto profile selection.
If the client adapter loses association for more than 10 seconds (or for more than the time specified
by the LEAP/EAP-FAST authentication timeout value on the LEAP/EAP-FAST Settings window if
LEAP/EAP-FAST is enabled), the driver switches automatically to another profile that is included
in auto profile selection. The adapter does not switch profiles as long as it remains associated or
reassociates within 10 seconds (or within the time specified by the LEAP/EAP-FAST authentication
timeout value). To force the client adapter to associate to a different access point (in infrastructure
mode) or another client (in ad hoc mode), you must uncheck the Auto Select Profiles check box and
select a new profile from the profiles list.
Note
This option is available only if two or more profiles are included in auto profile selection.
Note
Login scripts are not reliable if you use auto profile selection with LEAP or EAP-FAST. If
you authenticate and achieve full network connectivity before or at the same time as you log
into the computer, login scripts will run. However, if you authenticate and achieve full
network connectivity after you log into the computer, login scripts will not run.
Click Scan. The Available Infrastructure and Ad Hoc Networks window appears (see
Double-click the SSID of a network that is used by one of your profiles and click OK.
Figure
4-1).
Chapter 4
Using the Profile Manager
Chapter 8
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