Defining WLAN
Configuring WLAN Radio Settings
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– 1 — Indicates non-Unicast traffic is transferred at 1000 Kbps.
– 2 — Indicates non-Unicast traffic is transferred at 2000 Kbps.
– 5.5 — Indicates non-Unicast traffic is transferred at 5500 Kbps.
– 6 — Indicates non-Unicast traffic is transferred at 6000 Kbps.
– 9 — Indicates non-Unicast traffic is transferred at 9000 Kbps.
– 11 — Indicates non-Unicast traffic is transferred at 11000 Kbps.
– 12 — Indicates non-Unicast traffic is transferred at 12000 Kbps.
– 18 — Indicates non-Unicast traffic is transferred at 18000 Kbps.
– 24 — Indicates non-Unicast traffic is transferred at 24000 Kbps.
– 36 — Indicates non-Unicast traffic is transferred at 36000 Kbps.
– 48 — Indicates non-Unicast traffic is transferred at 48000 Kbps.
– 54 — Indicates non-Unicast traffic is transferred at 54000 Kbps.
• Optional Data Rate— Indicates the rate at which Unicast traffic is forwarded. The possible field values are:
– 1 — Indicates Unicast traffic is transferred at 1000 Kbps.
– 2 — Indicates Unicast traffic is transferred at 2000 Kbps.
– 5.5 — Indicates Unicast traffic is transferred at 5500 Kbps.
– 6 — Indicates Unicast traffic is transferred at 6000 Kbps.
– 9 — Indicates Unicast traffic is transferred at 9000 Kbps.
– 11 — Indicates Unicast traffic is transferred at 11000 Kbps.
– 12 — Indicates Unicast traffic is transferred at 12000 Kbps.
– 18 — Indicates Unicast traffic is transferred at 18000 Kbps.
– 24 — Indicates Unicast traffic is transferred at 24000 Kbps.
– 36 — Indicates Unicast traffic is transferred at 36000 Kbps.
– 48 — Indicates Unicast traffic is transferred at 48000 Kbps.
– 54 — Indicates Unicast traffic is transferred at 54000 Kbps.
2. Click . The Create AP BSS Configuration Page opens:
