This procedure describes how to configure the device to operate in uWGB mode for interoperability in mixed-vendor environments and to access or manage the WebUI in uWGB mode.
You can optimize network configurations and enhance operational efficiency by switching to uWGB mode. In this mode, the WGB uses standard protocols to provide universal compatibility. This functionality allows seamless integration with non-Cisco Access Points (APs). This mode ensures interoperability in mixed-vendor environments. Setting the Radio Mode to uWGB provides universal compatibility and reliable connectivity if the Root Access Point (RAP) is a non-Cisco AP.
Once configuration is complete, use the WGB private LAN port address of the NAT wired client to access the WebUI in uWGB mode. For more details about NAPT on uWGB, refer to NAPT on uWGB .
Before you begin
To access or manage the WebUI in uWGB mode, configure the device with Network Address port translation (NAPT).
Procedure
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From Cisco WGB Web UI, choose Network . |
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Select a desired radio from the list of available Wireless Interface . |
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Select uWGB in Radio Mode > Radio Configurations .
The radio modes can be changed to any mode like WGB , uWGB , Root AP or Scan mode.
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Choose Radio MAC from drop-down.
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Choose NAT Status from NAT drop-down. |
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Enter the IP address of the NAT wired client in the Local IPv4 field to access the web UI. |
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Click Update & apply to device . |