To configure Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) on Extreme Networks Access Points (APs), you typically need to follow a set of steps specific to the device and firmware version you are working with.

Please note that the exact steps might vary based on your specific AP model and software version. It is recommended to refer to the official documentation or consult the Extreme Networks support for detailed instructions tailored to your device.

A general outline of the steps involved in configuring BLE on Extreme Networks APs is as follows:

1. Connect to the AP through SSH, Telnet, or the web interface using a browser.

2. Verify that your AP is running a firmware version that supports BLE. The feature might not be available in older firmware versions, so it's important to ensure compatibility.

3. Enable the BLE feature on the AP. This can usually be done through the web interface or CLI (Command Line Interface) of the AP. Look for options related to wireless or radio settings.

4. Once enabled, you can configure specific BLE settings, such as advertising interval, transmit power, and security settings. These settings control how the AP advertises its presence and interacts with BLE devices. Refer to the documentation or user manual for detailed information on the available settings.

5. If your AP supports advanced BLE functionality, such as iBeacon or Eddystone, you can configure specific profiles to tailor the behavior and interaction with BLE devices. This might involve defining the UUIDs, major and minor values, and other parameters associated with the chosen profile.

6. Ensure that appropriate security measures are in place for BLE communications. This includes enabling encryption and authentication, as well as managing access control to prevent unauthorized access to the AP and the BLE network.

7. After configuring the BLE settings, it's essential to test the functionality to ensure that the AP is advertising and interacting with BLE devices correctly. Use a BLE-compatible device, such as a smartphone or BLE scanner, to verify the AP's presence and check if the configured settings are functioning as expected.

Remember, these steps provide a general overview of the configuration process. It is crucial to consult the official documentation or reach out to Extreme Networks support for accurate instructions tailored to your specific AP model and firmware version.