Configuration procedure, Mesh point-to-multipoint configuration example, Network requirements – H3C Technologies H3C WX6000 Series Access Controllers User Manual

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Disable the link initiation function. For the detailed configuration, refer to

Configuring a Mesh

Policy

.

Enable mesh portal service. For the detailed configuration, refer to

Enabling mesh portal service

.

2) Create a train AP mesh policy.

Enable MLSP.

Disable role as authenticator. For the detailed configuration, refer to

Configuring a Mesh Policy

.

Set the value of maximum links that an MP can form in a mesh network (the default value is 2.). For

the detailed configuration, refer to

Configuring a Mesh Policy

.

Figure 32-39 Network diagram for subway WLAN mesh configuration

Rail MP 1

2.2.2.33/24

Train MP

2.2.2.88/24

AC

2.2.2.131/24

Rail MP 2

2.2.2.34/24

Rail MP 3

2.2.2.35/24

Active link

Dormant link

...

Rail MP n

Configuration procedure

Subway mesh configuration differs from normal WLAN mesh configuration in mesh policy configuration

of rail APs and train APs. Other configurations are the same. Refer to

Normal WLAN Mesh

Configuration Example

for details.

Mesh Point-to-Multipoint Configuration Example

Network requirements

It is required that AP 1 work as an MPP, and establish a mesh link with AP 2, AP 3, AP 4, and AP 5

respectively.

The mesh configuration is the same as the normal WLAN mesh configuration. Note the following when

configuring mesh:

Configure a peer MAC address for each radio interface.

Set the value of maximum links that an MP can form in a mesh network (The default value is 2. It

should be set to 4 in this example.). For the detailed configuration, refer to

Configuring a Mesh

Policy

.

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