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Licensing Requirements and Limitations for RRM
License Requirements
Radio resource management (RRM) of WLAN Fat APs is a basic feature of a router and is not under license control.
Hardware Requirements
Table 3-1 Hardware requirements
Series |
Feature Support |
|---|---|
AR300, AR600, AR700, AR1600, and AR6000 series |
|
AR6000-S series |
Not supported |
Feature Limitations
When the device serves as a WLAN Fat AP, a large number of radio interference sources in the environment may lead to STA disconnection, packet loss, and high delay. To improve the anti-interference capability of routers, make the engineering design by fully considering such factors as climate, hydrology, geology, earthquake, electric power, and traffic. The selected site must comply with the environment design specifications of communications equipment. Do not install the routers in environments with strong electrical or magnetic interference or corrosive materials. When installing the routers indoors, comply with the following rules for antenna deployment:
- Deploy antennas at an interval of more than 7 m.
- Keep the routers more than 5 m away from carriers' 4G antennas.
- Deploy the routers away from other electrical equipment that may generate radio signal interference (such as microwave ovens).