When local controller is selected as the controller's operation mode in the startup wizard, which is no longer configurable?

When local controller mode is selected in the startup wizard, the configuration settings for WLANs are no longer configurable because in this mode, the controller is designed to serve as a dedicated access point rather than as a full-featured controller managing multiple access points. In local mode, the WLANs are pre-defined settings that the local controller must utilize to ensure a seamless integration within the network.

The settings for SSIDs, Access Control Lists, and VLANs can still be configured under local controller mode. SSIDs can be created or modified to align with network policies. Access Control Lists can also be tailored to manage traffic flow and enhance security. Additionally, VLANs can be configured as needed in local mode to handle specific traffic segregation requirements. Hence, these options remain available for customization while WLANs are fixed to the predefined settings specific to the local controller operation mode.