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| Property | Description | ||||
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antenna-gain (integer 0..30) | Overrides the default antenna gain. The master interface of each radio sets the antenna gain for every interface which uses the same radio. This setting cannot override the antenna gain to be lower than the minimum antenna gain of a radio. | ||||
beacon-interval (time interval 100ms..1s) | Interval between beacon frames of an AP. Default: 100ms.
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chains (list of integer 0..7 ) | Radio chains to use for receiving signals. Defaults to all chains available to the corresponding radio hardware. | ||||
country (name of a country) | Determines, which regulatory domain restrictions are applied to an interface. Defaults to "United States".
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dtim-period (integer 1..255) | Period at which to transmit multicast traffic, when there are client devices in power save mode connected to the AP. Expressed as a multiple of the beacon interval. Higher values enable client devices to save more energy, but increase network latency. Default: 1 | ||||
hide-ssid (no | yes) |
Default: no | ||||
| mode (ap | station) | Interface operation mode
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| rrm (no | yes) |
Default: yes | ||||
| ssid (string) | The name of the wireless network, aka the (E)SSID. No default value. | ||||
| tx-chains (list of integer 0..7) | Radio chains to use for transmitting signals. Defaults to all chains available to the corresponding radio hardware. | ||||
| tx-power (integer 0..40) | A limit on the transmit power (in dBm) of the interface. Can not be used to set power above limits imposed by the regulatory profile. Unset by default. | ||||
| manager (capsman | capsman-or-local | local) | capsman - the interface will act as CAP only, this option should not be passed via provisioning rules to the CAP capsman-or-local - the interface will get configuration via CAPsMAN or use its own, if /interface/wifiwave2/cap is not enabled. local - interface won't contact CAPsMAN in order to get configuration. |
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Properties in this category govern mechanisms for advertising potential roaming candidates to client devices.
| Property | Description |
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| neighbor-group (string) | When sending neighbor reports and BSS transition management requests, an AP will list all other APs within its neighbor group as potential roaming candidates. By default, a dynamic neighbor group is created for each set of APs with the same SSID and authentication settings. |
| rrm (no | yes) | Enables sending of 802.11k neighbor reports. Default: yes |
| wnm (no | yes) | Enables sending of solicited 802.11v BSS transition management requests. Default: yes |
Miscellaneous properties
| Property | Description |
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| arp (disabled | enabled | local-proxy-arp | proxy-arp | reply-only) | Address Resolution Protocol mode:
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| arp-timeout (time interval | 'auto') | Determines how long a dynamically added ARP table entry is considered valid since the last packet was received from the respective IP address. Value auto equals to the value ofarp-timeout in/ip settings, which defaults to 30s. |
| disable-running-check (no | yes) |
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disabled (no | yes) (X) | Hardware interfaces are disabled by default. Virtual interfaces are not. |
mac-address (MAC) | MAC address (BSSID) to use for an interface. Hardware interfaces default to the MAC address of the associated radio interface. Default MAC addresses for virtual interfaces are generated by
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master-interface (interface) | Multiple interface configurations can be run simultaneously on every wireless radio. Only one of them determines the radio's state (whether it is enabled, what frequency it's using, etc). This 'master' interface, is bound to a radio with the corresponding radio-mac. To create additional ('virtual') interface configurations on a radio, they need to be bound to the corresponding master interface. No default value. |
name (string) | A name for the interface. Defaults to wifiN, where N is the lowest integer that has not yet been used for naming an interface. |
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