H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center - Manual (Page 294)

272
{
Channels in Use—Working channel of the radio. The value range depends on the radio type.
If you select Auto, the fit AP selects an idle channel as the working channel.
{
Max Transmission Power (dBm)—Maximum transmission power of the radio.
{
Current Transmission Power (dBm)—Current transmission power of the radio.
{
Radio Policy—Radio policy bound to the radio.
{
MP Policy—MP policy bound to the radio.
{
Mesh Profile ID—ID of the radio that has been bound to a mesh profile. This option is not
displayed if the radio is not bound to any mesh profile.
{
Channel Calibration Lock down—Whether the current working channel of the radio is locked.
Yes means the fit AP has locked the current working channel and its working channel is not
automatically adjusted by the AC. No means the working channel of the radio is
automatically adjusted by the AC.
{
Power Calibration Lock down—Whether the current transmission power of the radio is locked.
Yes means the fit AP has locked the current transmission power and its transmission power is
not automatically adjusted by the AC. No means the transmission power of the radio is
automatically adjusted by the AC.
{
WMM Enable—Whether WMM is enabled. WMM is a wireless QoS protocol designed to
preferentially transmit packets with high priority, and guarantees better QoS services for
voice and video applications in a wireless network. The WMM protocol is the foundation of
the 802.11n protocol. When the radio is operating in 802.11an or 802.11gn radio mode, you
must enable WMM. Otherwise, the associated 802.11n clients might fail to communicate.
{
CAC ChannelUtilization (%)—Channel utilization-based admission policy, or the rate of the
medium time of the accepted AC-VO and AC-VI traffic to the valid time during the unit time.
The valid time is the total time during which data is transmitted. This option is displayed if
the CAC policy is set to ChannelUtilization.
{
CAC UserNumber—Maximum number of clients that are allowed to access the network. This
option is displayed when the CAC policy is set to UserNumber.
{
Service Policy—SSIDs of the service policies bound to the radio.
7. Click Close.
Modifying radio parameters for a fit AP
1. Click the Service tab.
2. From the navigation tree, select WLAN Manager > Resource Management > Fit APs.
The Fit AP List page displays all fit APs.
3. Click the device label of the target fit AP.
4. Click the Modify icon for the target radio in the Radios area.
The page for modifying radio parameters appears.
5. Modify the following radio parameters as needed:
{
Radio ID—This field cannot be modified.
{
Radio Type—Select the radio type. Options are:
− 802.11a
− 802.11b