Normal wlan mesh configuration example, Network requirements – H3C Technologies H3C WX3000E Series Wireless Switches User Manual

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Figure 349 Displaying mesh link test information

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Select the box of the target AP.

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Click Begin.

Normal WLAN mesh configuration example

Network requirements

As shown in the figure below, establish a mesh link between the MAP and the MPP.
Configure 802.11g on the MAP so that the client can access the network.

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Establish a mesh link between the MPP and the MAP by following these steps:

Configure MAP and MPP—Select AP > AP Setup from the navigation tree, and click Add to

configure MAP and MPP. For more information, see "

Create an MAP and MPP

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Configure mesh service—After creating a mesh service and configuring a pre-shared key, you
can bind the mesh service to the AP and enable the mesh service. For more information, see

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Create a mesh service:

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Configure a mesh policy—A mesh policy exists by default. You can create a mesh policy and
bind the mesh policy to an AP. For more information, see "

(Optional) Configure a mesh policy

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Mesh global setup—Configure an MKD-ID (which exists by default), enable mesh portal
service for the MPP. For more information, see "

Configure mesh service globally

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Configure the same working channel, and enable the radio. For more information, see
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Configure the same working channel and enable the radio on the MAP and MPP:

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Configure 802.11g service on the MAP to enable the client to access the WLAN network.

For more information, see "

Wireless service configuration example

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Figure 350 Network diagram

MPP

AC

MAP

Client

802.11a

802.11g

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