First if this is posted somewhere else please forgive me for asking again. I did a quick search and didn't find anything similar being asked.
I work in a school system where we have recently replaced one of our Cisco Routers with a RB532. I love the RB and I'm installing an Atheros AR5413 card into it to provide wireless in that area. I'd like to look at using something along the lines of a RB133C with the Atheros AR5413 in new wireless applications in the school, we're currently using Cisco 1131 AG's so it would be a huge cost savings. My only concern is that I want to be able to manage the configs in one place, that way we don't forget to change one AP when we change the config, or mistype a setting in the config. Can I have the 133c's look back to the 532 for the config, or something similar, and if so, how?
Re: Changing config on Multiple AP's
One of the way to use export file. You can create export file, that will contain configuration for 'interface wireless'.
Just write commands into txt file, then it is possible to copy configuration commands directly from notepad window to router console.
Just write commands into txt file, then it is possible to copy configuration commands directly from notepad window to router console.
Re: Changing config on Multiple AP's
not the answer I was hoping for, but at least it is a start.
Re: Changing config on Multiple AP's
Exercise caution, export also stores the MAC address currently on interface cards, so when copying wireless config, take that into account. 
Re: Changing config on Multiple AP's
First if this is posted somewhere else please forgive me for asking again. I did a quick search and didn't find anything similar being asked.
I work in a school system where we have recently replaced one of our Cisco Routers with a RB532. I love the RB and I'm installing an Atheros AR5413 card into it to provide wireless in that area. I'd like to look at using something along the lines of a RB133C with the Atheros AR5413 in new wireless applications in the school, we're currently using Cisco 1131 AG's so it would be a huge cost savings. My only concern is that I want to be able to manage the configs in one place, that way we don't forget to change one AP when we change the config, or mistype a setting in the config. Can I have the 133c's look back to the 532 for the config, or something similar, and if so, how?
I had a similar issue and wanted to ensure that all settings were uniform throughout.
The end result was http://www.routertools.com.au hope it helps.