APs get their address via DHCP. If you want a "static" address for the AP, you will need to configure a DHCP reservation on your DHCP server (or UTM, as the case may be).
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APs get their address via DHCP. If you want a "static" address for the AP, you will need to configure a DHCP reservation on your DHCP server (or UTM, as the case may be).
Ah - I was wondering this too. So there is no way to set a static address on an AP. It makes sense as to why but some scenarios require it.
