WiFi Configuration

wifi configuration wifi configuration click \[wifi configuration] \[+] \[create configuration] to configure the necessary basic information for the wireless ap, e g ssid settings, security policy the controller can automatically generate the corresponding configuration script based on the administrator's input the controller supports the configuration of different wireless service configurations, and after the ap goes online, it will determine which configuration should be issued to the ap based on the \[config tag] attributes of the configuration system system set time zone and select whether to enable led network activation network activation ssid ssid configure ssid related content if there is a specific application scenario, the administrator can also customize the default configuration of the ap in the \[advanced settings] lan lan when the ap is one that has an extended wired interface and is capable of accessing terminals by wired means, such as a panel ap, the user can configure the access method for wired terminals through the configuration in lans upstreamports specify the up link interfaces for wired terminal to access the network through ap, usually it is the interface for ap to connect to the switch, and keep the same with \[upstreamports] in \[ssid] – \[advanced] settings, the default is wan downstreamports interfaces for wired terminal access downstream vlan tag whether the wired terminal carries vlan tag vlan id the ap receives messages from wired terminals that add this vlan tag to identify dhcp snooping trusted dhcp snooping trusted interface, if the wired terminal needs to obtain ip address through dhcp service, this switch needs to be on security & services security & services ntp ntp server addr enter the url/ip address of the ntp server the ap will synchronize the time from this address local server start the ntp service on the ap wi fi steering wi fi steering auto channel the wireless access point automatically scans the surrounding radio frequency environment in real time through an intelligent algorithm, and selects the working channel with the least interference and optimal quality to maximize the performance and stability of the wireless network this is an automated function after enabling, you can set the auto channel time assoc steering assoc steering is an active control mechanism in wireless networks when a new client device attempts to connect to an access point (ap), the system makes intelligent decisions based on the global network status (such as signal strength, ap load, etc ) min connect snr minimum signal to noise ratio or signal level (dbm) to allow connections min snr minimum signal to noise ratio or signal level (dbm) to remain connected min snr kick delay timeout after which a station with snr < min snr will be kicked load kick threshold minimum channel load (%) before kicking clients roam scan snr minimum signal to noise ratio or signal level (dbm) before attempting to trigger client scans for roaming roam trigger snr minimum signal to noise ratio or signal level (dbm) before attempting to trigger forced client roaming captive captive syslog syslog host ip address of a syslog server to which the log messages should be sent in addition to the local destination port port number of the remote syslog server specified with log ip proto sets the protocol to use for the connection, either tcp or udp size size of the file based log buffer in kib this value is used as the fallback value for log buffer size if the latter is not specified radio configuration radio configuration when the ap is online and connected to the controller, according to the actual deployment environment, if you need to adjust the wireless rf related configuration of the ap, you can configure it in the \[radio configuration] page