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S7700 V200R019C10 Web-based Configuration Guide

This document describes how to configure and maintain devices through the web NMS client, including device status statistics, SVF, interface, Ethernet switching, IP service, IP routing, security, ACL, AAA, system management, QoS, WLAN, diagnosis service, and EasyDeploy.

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AP Group

AP Group

AP Group

Context

The AP group function is used to configure multiple APs in batches. When multiple APs managed by an AC require the same configurations, you can add these APs to one AP group and configure the AP group to complete AP configuration.

For details about configurations of each profile bound to an AP group, see Profile.

Procedure

  • Create an AP group.
    1. Choose Configuration > Wireless Services > AP Group > AP Group. The AP Group page is displayed.

    2. Click Create. Set the parameters in Table 5-131.

      Table 5-131 Parameters for creating an AP group

      Parameter

      Description

      AP group name

      Name of the AP group

      Copy parameters from other groups

      Copy configuration parameters from other AP groups to the current AP group.

    3. Click OK.
  • Modify an AP group.
    1. Choose Configuration > Wireless Services > AP Group > AP Group. The AP Group page is displayed.
    2. Select the AP group that you want to modify and click Modify.

    3. Set AP Installation Location and WLAN Access Site Code.

      You can click to apply the same configuration to all selected APs.

    4. Click OK.
  • Delete an AP group.
    1. Choose Configuration > Wireless Services > AP Group > AP Group. The AP Group page is displayed.
    2. Select the AP group that you want to delete and click Delete.
    3. Click OK.
  • Bind profiles to the AP group.
    1. Choose Configuration > Wireless Services > AP Group > AP Group. The AP Group page is displayed.
    2. Click an AP group name. On the AP group configuration page that is displayed, you can see the configurations of the AP group. See Profile for descriptions of the configuration profiles and Table 5-132 for details about the configuration parameters.

      Table 5-132 Configuration parameters of an AP group

      Parameter

      Description

      VAP Configuration

      Configures VAPs for AP groups: adds or removes VAP profiles for AP groups. After a VAP profile is added, the AP generates a VAP to implement basic WLAN services.

      For detailed parameters, see Wireless Service.

      Radio Management
      Configures radio parameters for AP groups, enabling the radios to work at the optimal performance.
      • Regulatory Domain Profile: configures the country code and DCA parameters for radios.
      • Radio 0/Radio 1/Radio 2: configures parameters for radios.

      For detailed parameters, see Radio Management. Configure radios describes parameters on the Radio 0, Radio 1, and Radio 2 pages.

      AP
      Configures system and interface parameters for AP groups.
      • AP System Profile: configures system parameters for AP groups.
        • STA Blacklist and Whitelist Profile.
        • WMI Profile.
      • AP Wired Port Settings: configures interface parameters for AP groups.
      • ETH-TRUNK Profile: configures interface parameters for AP groups.

      For detailed profile parameters, see AP. See AP Wired Port Profile for parameters of the ETH, GE and ETH-TRUNK profiles. See STA Blacklist Profile and STA Whitelist Profile for parameters of the STA blacklist and whitelist profiles. See WMI Profile for parameters of the WMI profiles.

      Mesh
      Configures the Mesh function for AP groups.
      • Mesh Profile: adds or removes Mesh profiles for radios in AP groups.
      • Mesh Whitelist Profile: adds or removes Mesh whitelist profiles for radios in AP groups.

      For detailed parameters, see Mesh.

      WDS
      Configures the WDS function for AP groups.
      • WDS Profile: adds or removes WDS profiles for radios in AP groups.
      • WDS Whitelist Profile: adds or removes WDS whitelist profiles for radios in AP groups.

      For detailed parameters, see WDS.

      WIDS

      Configures the WIDS function for AP groups.

      For detailed parameters, see WIDS.

      WLAN Location

      Configures the location function for AP groups.

      For detailed parameters, see WLAN Location.

      Bluetooth Service

      Configures the Bluetooth function for AP groups.

      For detailed parameters, see Bluetooth Service.

      IoT

      Configures the IoT function for AP groups.

      Working mode of the IoT card: configures the connection type between IoT cards and APs.

    3. Click Apply.
  • Configure radios.
    1. Choose Configuration > Wireless Services > AP Group > AP Group. The AP Group page is displayed.
    2. Click an AP group name. The AP group configuration page is displayed.
    3. Click ahead of Radio Management. Among the displayed items, click Radio 0, Radio 1, or Radio 2. The radio configuration page is displayed. For detailed parameters, see Table 5-133.

      Table 5-133 Radio parameters

      Parameter

      Description

      Radio 0 Settings (2.4G)/Radio 1 Settings (5G)/Radio 2 Settings (5G)

      Working status

      Working status of all specified AP radios in an AP group.

      Working mode

      Working mode of all specified AP radios in an AP group.

      Inter-Band Scanning

      Inter-band scanning enabled after the monitoring mode is selected.

      Automatic power optimization

      Automatic transmit power selection.

      • Follow (global: ON): An AP automatically selects or adjusts the transmit power based on the WLAN radio environment, removing the need to specify AP power manually.
      • OFF: The transmit power must be manually specified.

      EIRP (dBm)

      Transmit power of a radio.

      NOTE:

      It can be configured only when Automatic power optimization is disabled.

      Automatic channel optimization

      Automatic channel selection.

      • Follow (global: ON): An AP automatically selects a proper channel based on the WLAN radio environment, removing the need to specify channels manually.
      • OFF: Channels must be manually specified.

      Channel

      Working bandwidth and working channel of the radio.

      NOTE:

      It can be configured only when Automatic channel optimization is disabled.

      Big Data calibration

      Whether to enable the big data calibration function.

      After Big Data calibration is enabled, the device performs calculation based on the variations in interference and load according to Big Data information obtained from the iMaster NCE-CampusInsight. This function helps better avoid interference and improve network capacity. If the Big Data calibration function is disabled, radio calibration is performed based only on the locally collected data.

      NOTE:

      Big Data calibration works based on the analysis result of the analyzer. This function takes effect only when the device is connected to an analyzer, has global radio calibration, global Big Data calibration, and partial Big Data calibration enabled, and is enabled to report performance data to the analyzer.

      Antenna gain (dB)

      Antenna gain for all specified radios in an AP group.

      Coverage distance (0.1 km)

      Radio coverage distance parameter for all specified radios in an AP group.

      Spectrum analysis

      Whether spectrum analysis is enabled on a specified radio in an AP group.

      Switch to 5G

      Whether the working frequency of a radio is switched to the 5 GHz frequency band.

      NOTE:

      Only radio 0 and radio 2 support this parameter.

      Redundant radio switchover

      Global dual-frequency DCA.

      NOTE:

      It can be configured only when the 5 GHz frequency band is disabled.

      Automatic Frequency Bandwidth Adjustment

      Dynamic bandwidth selection (DBS).

      NOTE:

      It can be configured only when the 5 GHz frequency band is enabled.

      WIDS Control

      Device detection

      Whether the device detection function is enabled on the radio.

      Containment of Rogue Devices

      Whether rogue device containment is enabled.

      Attack detection type

      Attack detection type. Multiple options can be selected.

      • All: Enables all attack detection functions.
      • Flood: Enables flood attack detection.
      • Weak-IV: Enables weak IV attack detection.
      • Spoof: Enables spoofing attack detection.
      • WPA-PSK: Enables brute force attack detection for WPA-PSK authentication.
      • WPA2-PSK: Enables brute force attack detection for WPA2-PSK authentication.
      • WAPI-PSK: Enables brute force attack detection for WAPI-PSK authentication.
      • WEP shared-key: Enables brute force attack detection for shared key authentication.

      Others

      Disabling CTS reply

      Whether RUs are enabled to respond to STAs with CTS packets.

      CTS delay (us)

      A delay for RUs to respond to STAs with CTS packets.

      Disabling Beacon frame transmission

      Whether RUs are enabled to send Beacon frames.

    4. Click Apply.
  • View the member list.
    1. Choose Configuration > Wireless Services > AP Group > AP Group. The AP Group page is displayed.
    2. Click View Member List and the member information is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-238.

      Figure 5-238 Viewing the member list

  • Move APs.
    1. Choose Configuration > Wireless Services > AP Group > AP Group. The AP Group page is displayed.
    2. Click View Member List and select the AP to be moved on the displayed member information page. Click Move AP, and the AP Group List page is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-239.

      Figure 5-239 AP group list

    3. Select an AP group and click OK. A message is displayed. Click OK again.

Static Load Balancing Group

Context

The load balancing function applies to scenarios where there is a high degree of overlap between APs' coverage ranges. If APs engaged in load balancing are far from each other, a STA may connect to a distant AP, which affects wireless experience of users.

When the load difference between APs reaches the load difference threshold, some STAs may access the network slowly because the APs will reject access requests of STAs according to the load balancing algorithm. If a STA continues sending association requests to an AP, the AP allows the STA to associate when the number of consecutive association attempts of the STA exceeds the maximum number of rejection times.

In static load balancing mode, APs providing the same services are manually added to a load balancing group. When a STA needs to access a WLAN, it sends an Association Request packet to an AC through an AP. The AC determines whether to permit access from the STA according to a load balancing algorithm. The implementation of static load balancing must meet the following conditions.
  • If dual-band APs are used, traffic is load balanced among APs working on the same frequency band.
  • Each load balancing group supports a maximum of 16 AP radios.
  • Under the agile distributed network architecture composed of the central AP and RUs, you only need to add radios of the RUs to a static load balancing group.

Procedure

  • Create a static load balancing group.
    1. Choose Configuration > Wireless Services > AP Group > Static Load Balancing Group. The Static Load Balancing Group page is displayed.
    2. Click Create. Set the parameters in Table 5-134.

      Table 5-134 Parameters for creating a static load balancing group

      Parameter

      Description

      Static load balancing group name

      Name of the static load balancing group.

      Minimum number of STAs for load balancing

      Start threshold for load balancing based on the number of STAs.

      Load difference threshold for load balancing

      Load difference threshold for load balancing based on the number of STAs.

      Lower RSSI threshold (dBm)

      Lower RSSI threshold for member devices in a dynamic load balancing group.

      Advanced

      RSSI gap threshold (dBm)

      RSSI gap threshold for member devices in a dynamic load balancing group.

      STA suppression time (s)

      Duration with which non-target APs suppress association of STAs during migration of the STAs.

      Maximum number of STA steering attempts in BTM mode

      Maximum number of attempts to migrate STAs in BTM mode.

      Number of STA probe frame suppression times

      Maximum number of times non-target APs suppress probing of STAs during migration of the STAs.

      Maximum number of STA steering attempts in Deauth mode

      Maximum number of attempts to migrate STAs in deauthentication mode.

      Number of STA authentication frame suppression times

      Maximum number of times non-target APs suppress authentication of STAs during migration of the STAs.

      Add AP to Static Load Balancing Group

      Optional Radio

      Radio of AP that can be added to the load balancing group.

      Selected Radio

      Radio of AP to be added to the load balancing group.

    3. Click OK.
  • Modify a static load balancing group.
    1. Choose Configuration > Wireless Services > AP Group > Static Load Balancing Group. The Static Load Balancing Group page is displayed.
    2. Click the static load balancing group name, find the desired static load balancing group on the displayed page, and modify parameters.
    3. Click OK.
  • Delete a static load balancing group.
    1. Choose Configuration > Wireless Services > AP Group > Static Load Balancing Group. The Static Load Balancing Group page is displayed.
    2. Select the static load balancing group and click Delete.
    3. Click OK.

    Click Refresh to refresh the displayed static load balancing group information.

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