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How can firmware images be imported?

April 26, 2017firmware images imported

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How can firmware images be imported?

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A. Firmware images can be imported to WLSE from the desktop as well as Cisco.com. While importing any image from Cisco.com, the WLSE reads the version string and the device type for the image attributes. For imports from the desktop, you must make sure that the version and the device type strings are correctly entered in the image attributes.

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A. Firmware images can be imported to WLSE from the desktop as well as Cisco.com. While importing any image from Cisco.com, the WLSE reads the version string and the device type for the image attributes. For imports from the desktop, you must make sure that the version and the device type strings are correctly entered in the image attributes. For example, for an AP 350, image version 12.00T, the image string must be entered as 12.01T; not 12.0 or 12.01 or 12.0T.

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A. Firmware images can be imported to WLSE from the desktop as well as Cisco.com. While importing any image from Cisco.com, the WLSE reads the version string and the device type for the image attributes. For imports from the desktop, you must make sure that the version and the device type strings are correctly entered in the image attributes. For example, for an AP 350, image version 12.00T, the image string must be entered as 12.00T; not 12.0 or 12.00 or 12.0T.