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Table 30-3 Configuration items of advanced setting

Item

Description

AP Connection Priority

AP connection priority

Broadcast Probe

enable: Enables the AP to respond to broadcast probe requests.

disable: Disables the AP from responding to broadcast probe requests.

Configuration File

Specifies a name for the configuration file in the flash and maps the specified
configuration file to the AP.

When local forwarding is enabled, you can use the configuration file to
configure the AP.

The commands in the configuration file must be in their complete form.

Jumbo Frame Size

Set the maximum size of jumbo frames.

AP Echo Interval

Set the interval for sending echo requests.

There is a keep-live mechanism between AP and AC, to confirm whether the
control channel is working or not. To keep the control channel alive, an AP
periodically sends echo requests to an AC. The AC responds to echo requests
by sending echo responses.

Client Alive Time

Set the client keep alive interval.

The keep-alive mechanism is used to detect clients segregated from the
system due to various reasons such as power failure or crash, and disconnect
them from the AP.

By default, the client keep-alive functionality is disabled.

Client Free Time

Maximum interval for which the link between the AP and a client can be idle

Backup AC IPv4 Address

Set the IPv4 address of the backup AC for the AP. For information about AC
backup, refer to Advanced. If you configure the global backup AC information
both by selecting Advanced Setup > AC Backup and AP > AP Setup, the
configuration in AP > AP Setup takes precedence.

Backup AC IPv6 Address

Set the IPv6 address of the backup AC for the AP.

AP CAR

Select this box to configure CAR for the AP.

By default, no CAR is set for an AP.

CIR

Committed information rate, in kbps.

CBS

Committed burst size, in bytes.

By default, the CBS is the number of bytes transmitted in 500 ms at the rate of
CIR. For example, if CIR is 100, CBS is 500000 bits by default.

Configuring Auto AP

Enable auto AP

Select Advance > Auto AP from the navigation tree to enter the page shown in

Figure 30-6

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