Professional Access Point
Administrator Guide
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Get Supported Rate Set
The Supported Rate Set is what the access point supports. The access point will automatically choose the most efficient rate based on factors like error rates and distance of client stations from the access point.
USR5453-AP# get supported-rate
name | rate |
wlan0 | 54 |
wlan0 | 48 |
wlan0 | 36 |
wlan0 | 24 |
wlan0 | 18 |
wlan0 | 12 |
wlan0 | 11 |
wlan0 | 9 |
wlan0 | 6 |
wlan0 | 5.5 |
wlan0 | 2 |
wlan0 | 1 |
Get Basic Rate Set
The Basic Rate Set is what the access point will advertise to the network for the purposes of setting up communication with other APs and client stations on the network. It is generally more efficient to have an access point broadcast a subset of its supported rate sets.
USR5453-AP# get basic-rate
name | rate |
wlan0 | 11 |
wlan0 | 5.5 |
wlan0 | 2 |
wlan0 | 1 |
Configure Radio Settings
Note
To get a list of all fields you can set on the access point radio, type the following at the CLI prompt: set radio wlan0 [SpaceKey] [TAB] [TAB]
1.Turn the Radio On or Off
2.Set the Radio Mode
3.Enable or Disable Super G
4.Set the Beacon Interval
5.Set the DTIM Period
6.Set the Fragmentation Threshold
7.Set the RTS Threshold
8.Configure Basic and Supported Rate Sets
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