Wlan Ethernet Interface; Entering Wlan Ethernet Interface View; Configuring A Wlan Ethernet Interface - H3C MSR Series Configuration Manual

WLAN Ethernet interface

WLAN Ethernet interfaces are virtual Layer 3 interfaces. They operate like Layer 3 Ethernet
interfaces. You can assign an IP address to a WLAN Ethernet interface. On a wireless router, a
WLAN radio interface bound to a WLAN Ethernet interface operates as a Layer 3 interface.

Entering WLAN Ethernet interface view

Step
1. Enter system view.
2. Enter WLAN Ethernet
interface view.
3. Specify the expected
bandwidth for the interface.
4. Restore the default settings
of the WLAN Ethernet
interface.

Configuring a WLAN Ethernet interface

For a WLAN Ethernet interface, you can configure basic settings such as MTU, ARP, DHCP, and
routing protocols as listed in the following table (for information about the commands/features listed
in the following table, see related chapters in the corresponding volumes).
To configure a WLAN Ethernet interface:
Step
5. Configure an interface.
6. Configure ARP.
7. Configure the interface as a BOOTP client.
8. Configur
e DHCP.
9. Configure IP accounting.
Command
system-view
interface wlan-ethernet
interface-number
bandwidth bandwidth-value
default
Configure DHCP server
Configure DHCP relay
Configure DHCP client
Command
•
qos max-bandwidth
•
shutdown
•
mtu
•
description
•
enable snmp trap updown
•
arp max-learning-num
•
arp proxy enable
•
proxy-arp enable
ip address bootp-alloc
dhcp select server global-pool
•
dhcp relay address-check
•
dhcp relay information enable
•
dhcp relay information format
•
dhcp relay information strategy
•
dhcp relay release
•
dhcp relay server-select
•
dhcp select relay
ip address dhcp-alloc
•
ip count firewall-denied
3
Remarks
N/A
If the WLAN Ethernet interface
does not exist, this command
creates the WLAN Ethernet
interface first.
Optional.
Optional.