Motorola T3 Power Broadband manual Configuring a Wlan, Global Radio Commands

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Managing the Wireless WallPlates

Configuring a WLAN

Four steps are required to enable a WLAN and start broadcasting:

Step1: Create a profile to contain the SSID and per-SSID parameters

wifi wlan profile add <SSID>

ex: wifi wlan profile add My_WLAN

Step2: Bind the profile to a WLAN

wifi wlan config <wlan<1-25>-<1-16>> profile <SSID>

ex: wifi wlan config wlan(1-25)-1 profile My_WLAN

Step3: Enable the WLAN

wifi wlan enable <wlan<1-25>-<1-16>> ex: wifi wlan enable wlan(1-25)-1

Step4: Enable the Radio

interface wireless enable <radio<1-25>>

ex: interface wireless enable radio(1-25)

Global Radio Commands

Use the following commands to Configure Global radio parameters:

Command	What it does
interface wireless enable/disable <radio<1-25>>	Enable the radio or disable the radio
Interface wireless config <radio<1-25>>	Channel:	1-11
	Transmit power:	1-14, max (in dBm)
	Preamble:	Auto, Long
	RTS-Threshold:	0-2347
	Short Retry Limit:	1-255
	Long Retry Limit:	1-255
	Fragmentation:	256-2346
	Mcast Rate Limit:	0-1000
	Spectralink QoS:	enable/disable
	Data Rate:	1, 2 … 54, Auto
	Max Client Association: 1-64
	Beacon Period:	100-1000 (ms)
interface wireless wmm	Global WMM parameters for each radio
interface wireless mode	Set the mode to B, G, or B and G
interface wireless name	Assign a friendly name to the radio
interface wireless country	Select the operating country

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