Wireless Access

Hi everyone,

For a site survey, we want to be able to force a Channel and a signal force.

It work perfectly for me with the 802.11g in those section :

RF Management

   802.11g radio profile

      Transmit EIRP : 15 (Exemple)

      Channel : 10 (Exemple)

RF Management

   802.11g radio profile

      Adaptive Radio Management (ARM) Profile

         Assignement : Disable

Then 1-2 minutes after, in the dash board, I can see that the Channel et EIRP are force.

But when I do the same for 802.11a (in the 802.11a radio profile of course), it doesn't work. The value that I want is :

EIRP : 15

Channel :140

Anyone have an idea on that ?

Thanks.  

Is channel 140 allowed on your regulatory domain for that access point?

show ap allowed-channels ap-name <name of ap>

Thanks it was the problem...

Don't know why I was stick on that channel. I could try to see if another one was ok..

Hello,

I was just wondering how the transmit EIRP in the radio profile and Min/Max Tx EIRP settings relate?  For example - Does the Transmit EIRP setting in the radio profile takes precedence over the Min/Max Tx EIRP setting in the ARM profile?  When would you use the setting in the radio profile?

Thanks in advance.

-Luis

The TX EIRP in the radio profile is used when:

- The Access point is fresh out the box and just contacted the controller (this will be the initial power)

- The ARM setting is to None.

Thanks for the explanation!