What can you do under the "Access Points" tab of the Gateway Wireless Controller?

Under the "Access Points" tab of the Gateway Wireless Controller, you can manage the access points (APs) connected to your network by adding, editing, or removing AP devices. This functionality is essential for maintaining the wireless environment, as it allows administrators to configure specific access points, keep track of their status, and ensure that the network accommodates changing requirements.

Managing APs includes tasks such as modifying their configuration settings, updating firmware, or taking devices offline when they need maintenance. Such control is crucial for ensuring optimal network performance and security, as administrators can add new access points as network demands grow or remove non-functional or outdated devices to streamline operations.

The other options involve different aspects of network management that are not specifically tied to the "Access Points" tab. DHCP settings, firewall rules, and management VLAN changes are typically handled under separate tabs or sections of the Gateway Wireless Controller, focusing on broader network administration rather than direct management of the access points.