A store manager can open the cloud dashboard and see the WLAN, and every attempt to edit the SSID is refused. A network administrator edits the same SSID successfully. What is the manager missing?
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Short Explanation
The manager can look and cannot touch, and your administrator can do both. That is the account, not the radio. Give the manager a role that is allowed to change the WLAN, and a beacon will not promote anyone.
Full Explanation
Dashboard access is per account. A view that can see the WLAN and cannot edit it is a role restriction, which is why the network administrator succeeds on the same SSID. The manager needs a role that is allowed to change the wireless configuration. An RF tag is a controller object for radio profiles. It does not grant dashboard rights. Sniffer mode is an access-point capture mode. It does not change an account. The beacon interval does not promote a view-only user to an administrator. The dashboard account can view the network and cannot edit the SSID. The fix is a role that is allowed to change the configuration, not a radio change. Check one live client after the change and leave the rest of the floor alone until that client matches the result you expected. Exam caveat: a role that can edit one network and not another will look like a product bug if you test in the wrong store. Confirm the refusal is on the store the manager is supposed to own. Operational check: grant a test account the edit role, change a lab SSID, and confirm the view-only account is still refused.