Cisco MX200 - Cisco TMS Configuration Template

Good Afternoon all,
I have a MX200 to configure and trial along with an EX60.
We use MXP75,95's and E20's currently, which have Configuration Templates with various settings in.
I have uploaded the XML file to the system, under Systems -> Provisioning and it is detected with the hardware and software versions.
When I go under Systems -> Configuration Templates -> I cannot select the MX300 or EX60.
I am wondering how to configure these new devices for use?
Regards,
Matt

no, there is not a single template you can use at that level to configure both the WLAN and the User Idle timer.
One is a WLAN setting, the other is a Controller General Setting.
Now that being said, you could use a CLI template to push both changes, so long as you remember to disable and then reenable the WLAN before/after the Session timeout commands.
HTH,
Steve

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