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Cisco Catalyst IW9167E Heavy Duty Access Point Configuration Guide, Release 26.1.x

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How do you access the Cisco Workgroup Bridge Web UI?
How do you create wireless profiles and map SSIDs using Web UI?
How do you manage IP settings, NAT rules, and firmware images using Web UI?

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Cisco Catalyst IW9167E Heavy Duty Access Point Configuration Guide, Release 26.1.x

How do you access the Cisco Workgroup Bridge Web UI?
How do you create wireless profiles and map SSIDs using Web UI?
How do you manage IP settings, NAT rules, and firmware images using Web UI?

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Introduction

Overview of the Access Point
Determine Image on IW9167EH
Configure AP to boot with different image options
Upgrade the IW9167EH to support WGB/uWGB
Related Documentation

AP Mode Configuration

Indoor deployment for -E domain
Configure indoor deployment for -E domain using CLI
Configure indoor deployment for -E domain using GUI
802.11ax 1600ns and 3200ns guard interval support
RAP Ethernet Daisy Chain
GNSS
Disable GNSS
Enable GNSS
Check the status of the GNSS module
GNSS status and diagnostics

Workgroup Bridges

Introduction and basics
Initial setup and core configuration
Upgrade the uWGB image
Configure WGB/uWGB Radio Parameters
Assign the Country Code to a WGB or uWGB with -ROW PID
Enable or disable indoor deployment for -E Domain and United Kingdom
Configure WGB roaming parameters
Advanced features and optimizations
AAA user authentications
Verification and monitoring
10 Mbps Speed Port Support on Cisco IW9167EH WGB

Manage the Workgroup Bridges through Web UI

Workgroup Bridge
Access the Cisco Workgroup Bridge Web UI
Monitor the client details and configurations
Configure and authenticate wireless profiles
Configure a static route for NAT wired client access to the WebUI in uWGB mode
Configure WGB and uWGB radio modes
Set IP address
Modify the RSSI threshold
Create NAT rules
Manage firmware images
Import or export a configuration file

Automated Frequency Coordination

AFC support for 6 GHz standard power mode
Verify AFC status on an AP

Cisco Catalyst IW9167E Heavy Duty Access Point Configuration Guide, Release 26.1.x

Manage firmware images

Updated: April 10, 2026

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Reload the firmware image

Load a backup image

Perform a factory reset

Upgrade the firmware image

Learn how to manage administrative tasks such as reloading images, activating backups, performing factory resets, upgrading firmware, and importing or exporting configurations to maintain and update device operations efficiently.

You can efficiently maintain and update device operations by reloading images, activating backups, performing factory resets, upgrading firmware, or importing and exporting configurations.

Reload the firmware image

This procedure describes how to reload the currently running firmware image.

You can reload the currently running firmware image to apply changes or address potential software issues.

Procedure

	1.	Choose Administration > Firmware .
	2.	Click Reboot in Running Software .

Load a backup image

This procedure describes how to load the back up firmware image.

You can load a backup image to restore the device to a previous stable state or recover from firmware-related issues.

Procedure

	1.	Choose Administration > Firmware .
	2.	Click Activate in Backup Software .

Perform a factory reset

This procedure describes how to factory reset the device.

You can perform a factory reset to restore the device to its default settings, clearing all configurations and customizations.

Procedure

	1.	Choose Administration > Firmware .
	2.	Click Clear Configuration . Note After selecting Clear Configuration , the WGB goes to Day 0 scenario.

Upgrade the firmware image

This procedure describes how to upgrade the currently running firmware image.

You can upgrade the firmware image to access new features, enhancements, or bug fixes for improved device performance.

Procedure

	1.	Choose Administration > Firmware > Browse .
	2.	Select the required image.
	3.	Click Upgrade and wait for 180 seconds for the image to reboot and open the Web UI.

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