I always set a scheduled reload of the remote device just-in-case there's a chance of breaking it (I'm still learning). 10 mins should give you enough time to implement your changes, test it and save it. Depending on the site and how many admins touch the device you could in theory leave your changes unsaved for a few days just to be sure, then get an onsite person to power cycle it if problems occur. reload in 10 config t # config the ssid and map it to a vlan, 1 per vlan. dot11 ssid YOUR_SSID vlan YOUR_VLAN authentication open authentication key-management wpa wpa-psk ascii 0 YOUR_PASSWORD # assign encryption to ssid interface Dot11Radio0 encryption vlan YOUR_VLAN mode ciphers aes-ccm ssid YOUR_SSID # config the sub interfaces for dot11 radio and ethernet interface Dot11Radio0.YOUR_VLAN encapsulation dot1Q YOUR_VLAN no ip route-cache bridge-group YOUR_VLAN bridge-group YOUR_VLAN subscriber-loop-control bridge-group YOUR_VLAN block-unkn...
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