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qos-policy
on page 322 — See for commands in the wlan:<WLAN-service-name>:qos-policy
context.
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remoteable
on page 331
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rf
on page 331 — See for commands in the wlan:<WLAN-service-name>:rf context.
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show
on page 335
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ssid
on page 336
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status
on page 336
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sync
on page 337
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timeout-post
on page 337
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timeout-pre
on page 338
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timeout-session
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unauth-behaviour
3pap
Use the
command to add a third party AP to the WLAN service configuration. Use the [no] form
3pap
of the command to remove a third party AP from the WLAN service configuration. The
is accessible from the wlan:<WLAN-service-name> context of the CLI when the WLAN service type is
3PAP.
After you run the
3pap
[no] 3pap A.B.C.D HH:HH:HH:HH:HH:HH
Parameters
A.B.C.D
HH:HH:HH:HH:HH:HH
Usage
This command is only available when the WLAN service type is third party AP (3pap).
Example
The following example adds a third party AP by IP and MAC address to the WLAN service named
"3pap-test":
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aplist
Use the
command to add or remove an AP to or from the WLAN service configuration. The
aplist
command is accessible from the wlan:<WLAN-service-name> context of the CLI when the
aplist
WLAN service type is standard.
SCALANCE WLC711 CLI Reference Guide
on page 338
on page 339
command, run the
apply
Specifies the IPv4 address of the third party AP to add to or remove
from the WLAN service
Specifies the MAC address of the third party AP to add to or remove
from the WLAN service
:wlans:3pap-test# 3pap 1.2.3.4 11:22:33:44:55:66
:wlans:test# apply
command to implement the changes.
wlans Commands
3pap
command
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