(solved) Can not delete WTP-Profile (FWF 60D)

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December 13, 2015
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Hi, I have a FortiWifi 60D with actual Firmware Version 5.2.5. In the FortiAp Profile exists an Profile named 11n-only which cannot be deleted. The button is greyed out. I have checked all dependencies but there exists nothing to this profile anymore. My next step was to delete it via cli but the result was : Can not delete a static table entry Command fail This entry is shown: FortiWifi-60D # show wireless-controller wtp-profile 11n-only config wireless-controller wtp-profile edit "11n-only" config platform set type 60C end set ap-country DE config radio-1 set band 802.11n end config radio-2 set mode disabled end next end The following step was to modify the configuration and delete the entry and than to reimport the configuration. Surprisingly it creates this Profile by itself. Does anyone have this behavior seen before? I know that this often happens if any dependencies exists but I can't find anything. Also nothing in the config. I must say that i bought the Unit for a couple of days an flashed them immediately from 5.2.3 to 5.2.5. So I can't say if these profile was in this state deletable. Is 11n-only an static Profile? Can it be that it was renamed ? Any help is appreciated.

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Best answer by Toshi_Esumi

I think "11n-only" is the default profile. If you backup the config and factoryreset it, you would still see it there. I doubt you could rename it although I haven't tried. Is there any particular reason you want to remove it? It wouldn't do anything until you apply the profile. You can create any new one.

Toshi_EsumiAnswer

SuperUser

I think "11n-only" is the default profile. If you backup the config and factoryreset it, you would still see it there. I doubt you could rename it although I haven't tried. Is there any particular reason you want to remove it? It wouldn't do anything until you apply the profile. You can create any new one.

ChrisAuthor

New Member

Hi Toshi,

thanks for answer.

The problem is that these profile 11n-only is asigned in my FortiAp Profiles as a Custom Profile.

I know that some entries in the WTP-Profile Table are for custom and static-profiles (default).

Static Profiles are these which are for the Platform. But why is this profile visible?

I have a look on a 60D device (non Wifi) an your are also right that these is a default profile.

Maybe its a bug if you get the same profilename as its already in the internal table defined.

In this case it was declared as custom profile an therefore visible but never deleteable.

It doesn't really bother me. But i like to know how this can happens.

Toshi_Esumi

SuperUser

Probably that's the behavior of any FortiWiFi if not intentional because it has built-in WiFi on the device, which FortiGate doesn't have but just wifi controller to manage all FortiAPs.

I tried removing it via CLI on an FWF60D after removing all references and got below error.

FWF60D4614004678 # config wireless-controller wtp FWF60D4614004678 (wtp) # show config wireless-controller wtp edit "FWF60D-WIFI0" set wtp-profile "11n-only" set override-profile enable next end FWF60D4614004678 (wtp) # del FWF60D-WIFI0 A Local WTP entry could not be removed, WTP id=FWF60D-WIFI0 command_cli_delete:5230 delete table entry FWF60D-WIFI0 unset oper error ret=-9999 Command fail. Return code -9999 FWF60D4614004678 (wtp) #

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