You can edit or delete an AV Profile to update its configuration or remove it when it is no longer needed.

1. From the navigation bar, select Network Control > My Services.
   The My Services page is displayed.
2. In the My Services page, click AV Profile.
   The AV Profile page is displayed, defaulting to the Profiles tab.

   By default, the Profiles tab displays all AV Profiles created in the account, including details such as Profile Name, Template, Untagged VLAN, IGMP status, DHCP Relay status, and the number of associated Switches and Venues. You can customize which fields appear in the AV Profile table by clicking the icon and selecting or deselecting the desired column names. Optionally, you can click Reset to default to restore the default subset of columns.

   You can use the Search option to display only the table entries matching the specified Name or AV Template; enter a minimum of two characters. Click Clear Filters to reset the filters. You can sort the list by clicking the associated column header.

3. Select the checkbox next to the Name column to display and access the following options:
   • Edit
     Note: An AV Profile cannot be edited if it is currently assigned to any switch.
   • Delete
     Note: Deleting an AV Profile that is still assigned to switches does not remove the configuration already applied to those switches.
4. (Optional) Click Edit to edit the AV Profile configuration.
   Note: The Profile Name cannot be changed.
   The Edit AV Profile page is displayed. Modify the following configuration settings, as necessary:
   1. Select an AV Template from the drop-down list.
      Click View Details to view the configuration, Edit Details to edit the configuration, or Add New to add a new template.

      Note: Default AV Templates cannot be edited or deleted. Templates that are used by an AV Profile also cannot be edited or deleted, and an AV Profile cannot be edited when it is assigned to a switch.
   2. Update the Untagged VLAN value.
   3. Enable or disable Querier Fast-Leave and Querier Election.
   4. Enter a Querier IP Address if needed.
   5. Enable or disable DHCP Relay; enter or update the VLAN IP, Netmask, and DHCP Server IP settings if enabling DHCP Relay.
   6. Click Apply.
5. (Optional) Click Delete to delete the AV Profile.
   A confirmation dialog is displayed, indicating that deleting the AV Profile will not remove any settings previously applied to the switches. Click Delete.

   
6. (Optional) Click the AV Profile Name to view the configuration details. The details page displays all profile settings, including the Untagged VLAN, IGMP status, Querier Version, Querier Fast-Leave, Querier Election, and DHCP Relay status.
   The Instance section lists all switches where this AV Profile is applied.

   You can search for a switch by name or filter the list by Model and Venue.

   If no switches are associated, the table displays No Data. Use the Configure button to access the Edit AV Profile page.