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Provisioning rules for matching radios are configured in /interface/wifiwave2/provisioning/ menu:
Property | Description |
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action (create-disabled | create-enabled | create-dynamic-enabled | none; Default: none) | Action to take if rule matches are specified by the following settings:
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comment (string; Default: ) | Short description of the Provisioning rule |
common-name-regexp (string; Default: ) | Regular expression to match radios by common name. Each CAP's common name identifier can be found under "/interface/wifiwave2/radio" as value "REMOTE-CAP-NAME" |
supported-bands (2ghz-ax | 2ghz-g | 2ghz-n | 5ghz-a | 5ghz-ac | 5ghz-ax | 5ghz-n; Default: ) | Match radios by supported wireless modes |
identity-regexp (string; Default: ) | Regular expression to match radios by router identity |
address-ranges (IpAddressRange[,IpAddressRanges] max 100x; Default: "") | Match CAPs with IPs within configured address range. |
master-configuration (string; Default: ) | If action specifies to create interfaces, then a new master interface with its configuration set to this configuration profile will be created |
name-format (cap | identity | prefix | prefix-identity; Default: cap) | specify the syntax of the CAP interface name creation
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name-prefix (string; Default: ) | name prefix which can be used in the name-format for creating the CAP interface names |
radio-mac (MAC address; Default: 00:00:00:00:00:00) | MAC address of radio to be matched, empty MAC (00:00:00:00:00:00) means match all MAC addresses |
slave-configurations (string; Default: ) | If action specifies to create interfaces, then a new slave interface for each configuration profile in this list is created. |
disabled (yes | no; Default: no) | Specifies if the provision rule is disabled. |
CAP configuration
Menu: /interface/wifiwave2/cap
Property | Description |
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caps-man-addresses (list of IP addresses; Default: empty) | List of Manager IP addresses that CAP will attempt to contact during discovery |
caps-man-names () | An ordered list of CAPs Manager names that the CAP will connect to, if empty - CAP does not check Manager name |
discovery-interfaces (list of interfaces;) | List of interfaces over which CAP should attempt to discover Manager |
lock-to-caps-man (no | yes; Default: no) | Sets, if CAP should lock to the first CAPsMAN it connects to |
slaves-static () | |
caps-man-certificate-common-names () | List of Manager certificate CommonNames that CAP will connect to, if empty - CAP does not check Manager certificate CommonName |
certificate () | Certificate to use for authenticating |
enabled (yes | no; Default: no) | Disable or enable the CAP feature |
slaves-datapath () |
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The interface that should act as CAP needs additional configuration under "interface/wifiwave2/set wifiX configuration.manager=" |
CAPsMAN - CAP configuration example:
CAPsMAN in WifiWave2 uses the same menu as a regular WifiWave2 interface, meaning when you pass configuration to CAPs, you have to use the same configuration, security, channel configuration, etc. as you would for regular WifiWave2 interfaces.
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