Rf Assignment For A Vns - Siemens HiPath C10 User Manual

Traffic behavior types
There are 2 traffic types available when setting up your VNS:
Tunneled to controller
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Bridged at AP
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There are 3 traffic types available when setting up your VNS:
Tunneled to controller
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Bridged at AP
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Bridged to VLAN at controller
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You assign available Wireless APs, by radio, to the VNS. A Wireless AP radio is available for
VNS assignment until it has been assigned to a maximum eight VNSs.
The HiPath Wireless Controller C2400 can support up to 64 VNSs.
Controller C1000 can support up to 50 VNSs, the C100 can support up to 32 VNSs, and the
C10 can support up to 16.
system, with up to 8 assignments per radio.
Once a VNS definition is saved, the HiPath Wireless Controller updates this information on the
Wireless AP. The VNS broadcasts the updates during beacon transmission, unless the SSID
beacon is suppressed on the Topology tab.
The Wireless AP Configuration screen lists defined VNSs and which radio each has been
assigned to.
On the Topology tab, define parameters for DHCP for IP address assignment. DHCP IP
assignment is not applicable to Bridged at AP mode.
for Bridged to VLAN mode. However, you can enable DHCP server/relay functionality to have
the controller service the IP addresses for the VLAN (and wireless users).
You can also configure this VNS for management traffic only, or for third-party APs, or for voice
traffic.
6.4

RF assignment for a VNS

The second step in setting up a VNS is to configure the RF assignment for the VNS. From the
RF tab you assign APs to a VNS and SSID definitions.
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Each AP's radio can be assigned to any of the VNSs defined in the
Virtual Network Services
RF assignment for a VNS
The HiPath Wireless
DHCP assignment is disabled by default
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