Variable Definitions - Avaya WLAN 8100 Configuration

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Variable definitions

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Variable definitions
The following table shows which variables must be edited in the configuration file.
AuditInterval
MDCCapableCtrlr_1_IPAddress The IP address of the A-MDC in the mobility domain.
MDCCapableCtrlr_1_Communit
yString
MDCCapableCtrlr_2_IPAddress The IP address of the B-MDC in the mobility domain.
MDCCapableCtrlr_2_Communit
yString
CS1K_Callserver_IPAddress
CS1K_Callserver_CommunityS
tring
SignalingServer_1_Community
String
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Variable
This value controls how often the Sentry software will
perform a full MIB crawl against the WC 8180 A-MDC to
synchronize Sentry's list of client locations against the A-
MDC records of client AP associations. Change this
value to how often you want audits to be performed.
Format is hh:mm:ss.
Note: The audit process can be CPU intensive in large
scale deployments, so lengthening the audit interval to
15 minutes or more is recommended to minimize any
potential impact from high CPU utilization.
This value should match the community string of any WC
8180 in the mobility domain. Since all controllers in the
mobility domain should be configured to send roaming
and association traps to the Sentry application, it is
important to ensure that all controllers are configured to
use the same community string and that this value
matches the controller community string as well.
See description for
MDCCapableCtrlr_1_CommunityString.
The IP address of the CS1K call server.
This value should match the community string configured
on the CS1K.
This value should match the community string configured
on the Signaling Server.
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