Push cnMaestro configuration on PMP450x

[qwerty00]

Hello,
I installed the cnMaestro server in order to monitor the newtork made by PMP450/PMP450i/PMP450m.
In order to onboard all devices, I need to set some parameters on both the APs and SMs (cnMaestro enable, cnMaestro’s URL on APs and put the validation of server certificate in Disable).
Have you got any suggestion to change these configurations without doing it manually?
I looked for cnut external tools but i didn’t find useful documentation.
I have tried to use snmp but i didn’t find an oid for validation of server certificate and I have all the aps in read-only mode.
Is it possible to push these configurations in some way?
Thank you

[KR1 (KR)]

Hi ,

If you onboard PMP AP alone to cnMaestro server the rest of the SMs will onboard automatically to the cnMAestro server using the parent token based onboarding.
Regarding the certificate validation you need not disable it and the onboarding will work fine either for On Premises server or Cloud server.

The following link gives more details on PMP onbiarding to cnMaestro.

On boarding the PMP Devices to cnMaestro Cloud or On Premises Server

PMP Devices can be on boarded to cnMaestro Cloud or on premises server in the following ways Using Cambium ID and On boarding key Using Serial Number Using MAC Address On Premises Zero Touch on boarding of AP/SM On premises  on boarding using DHCP option 43 and 15 PMP SM Zero touch on boarding to the cnMaestro server where PMP AP is on boarded [PMP.png] Prerequisites for on boarding to cnMaestro :- Device types supported are PMP 450m, PMP 450b, PMP 450 or 450i AP/SM, PTP 450 or 450i BHM/B…

Thanks,
KR.

[qwerty00]

Hello,
thank you for the answer.
My problem is to onboard thousands of APs to cnMaestro.
I’m looking for a way to change the configuration of th APs without logging in everyone and change manually the configuration.
Thank you

[Jordan]

Hi qwerty00,

Check out the below thread. It contains some example scripts for setting the cnMaestro server on APs/SMs. First post is for ePMP, so scroll down for the PMP OIDs. I’m not sure if you’ll be able to do this without switching from read-only mode.

Onboarding with SNMP via BASH

#!/bin/bash  ######################################################## #ap.txt or cpe.txt should be simply one IP per line community=skljdkljfdssdserver=https://cloud.cambiumnetworks.com cambiumid=LSKJDKLJFDSKLJFDSonboardkey=123hf78f28hf478h78hf43######################################################## #use this to identify your radio versions (it needs 2.5+)#while read -r radioip; do#  echo "Querying" $radioip#  snmpget -v2c -c$community $radioip .1.3.6.1.4.1.17713.21.1.1.1.0#done < "ap.txt" #th…