SECTION 3 | CONFIGURATION |
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Field | Description |
RTS Threshold | The packet size at which an access point issues |
| a request to send (RTS). The range is 0 to 2347 |
| bytes. |
| If you encounter inconsistent data flow, only |
| minor modifications are recommended. If |
| needed, enter a new value. |
| The default is 2347. |
Fragmentation | The size at which packets are fragmented and |
Threshold | transmitted a piece at a time instead of all at |
| once. The setting must be within the range of |
| 256 to 2346 bytes. |
| If needed, enter a new value. |
| The default is 2346. |
Beacon Period | The Beacon Period and Delivery Traffic |
| Indicator Maps (DTIM) work together to keep |
| power management in check. For example, if a |
| client does not receive a beacon within a certain |
| time period, it goes to sleep. This is why |
| lowering the beacon period and DTIM period |
| settings may keep sleepy clients awake. |
| However, DTIM and Beacon settings do use |
| additional bandwidth. So, setting them too low |
| can have an effect on |
| the other hand, if no wireless clients use power |
| management, then increasing the DTIM and |
| Beacon settings may improve overall |
| throughput. Usually the default settings are fine. |
| A beacon is a packet broadcast by the AP to |
| keep the network synchronized. You are able to |
| set the Beacon Period value from 1 to 65535 in |
| Time Units (TU). |
| If needed, enter a new value and click Apply to |
| save the setting. |
| The default is 100. |
SECTION 3, CONFIGURATION |
