Which method can be used to set the FQLN for an AP?

Setting the Fully Qualified Logical Name (FQLN) for an Access Point (AP) is a crucial step during the provisioning process. This process ensures that the AP is correctly identified and configured in the network. The provisioning step allows network administrators to assign various parameters to the AP, including its FQLN, which is essential for proper integration into the Aruba wireless network architecture.

Configuring FQLN during AP provisioning enables the system to manage and organize APs effectively, especially in larger networks with multiple devices. Properly assigning the FQLN helps in maintaining clarity and ease of management for the network infrastructure, as each AP can be uniquely identified.

The other methods referenced in the choices, such as using specific tools for mapping or during firmware upgrades, do not directly address the traditional setting of the FQLN itself. While certain configurations or administrative changes can occur via the web interface, provisioning is the dedicated phase for setting initial parameters, including FQLN. Therefore, it is during provisioning that this crucial identification aspect is typically implemented.