Where can the FQLN be set for an access point?

The Fully Qualified Logical Name (FQLN) can be set for an access point during the provisioning process. This is a critical step when deploying an access point, as the FQLN uniquely identifies the access point within the Aruba network infrastructure. Setting the FQLN during provisioning ensures that the access point is properly integrated into the management system and can communicate with the appropriate controllers and services.

In this context, provisioning typically refers to the initial setup and configuration of the access point before it becomes active on the network. During this stage, administrators can assign the FQLN to ensure that the device can be managed effectively and is placed within the correct organizational structure within the network.

Other options are not appropriate for setting the FQLN. For instance, while a network reset may restore factory settings, it does not provide an avenue for inputting or modifying the FQLN after it has been set. Similarly, although factory settings might include defaults for various configurations, they do not allow for customization of the FQLN during the initial setup. Furthermore, while configuring VLAN settings is essential for network segmentation and traffic management, it does not directly relate to the assignment of the FQLN for the access point.