Configuring A Wlan Bss Interface - H3C MSR Series Configuration Manual

Configuring a WLAN BSS interface

WLAN BSS interfaces are virtual interfaces. They operate like Layer 2 Ethernet ports. A WLAN BSS
interface supports multiple Layer 2 protocols. On a wireless router, a WLAN radio interface bound to
a WLAN BSS interface operates as a Layer 2 interface.
To configure a WLAN BSS interface:
Step
1. Enter system view.
2. Enter WLAN BSS interface
view.
3. Set the description string for
the interface.
4. Specify the link type.
5. Specify an authentication
domain for MAC
authentication users.
6. Set the maximum number of
concurrent MAC
authentication users on the
interface.
7. Specify the expected
bandwidth for the interface.
8. Restore the default settings
of the WLAN BSS interface.
9. Shut down the WLAN BSS
interface.
For more information about the mac-authentication domain and mac-authentication max-user
commands, see Security Command Reference.
Command
system-view
interface wlan-bss
interface-number
description text
port link-type { access | hybrid }
mac-authentication domain
domain-name
mac-authentication max-user
user-number
bandwidth bandwidth-value
default
shutdown
2
Remarks
N/A
If the WLAN BSS interface does
not exist, this command creates
the WLAN BSS interface first.
When you bind a service with a
WLAN-BSS interface in IMC,
make sure the interface number of
the WLAN BSS interface is no
greater than 31. For more
information about IMC, see H3C
Intelligent Management Center
Getting Started Guide.
Optional.
By default, the description string
of an interface is interface-name +
Interface.
Optional.
The default is access.
You can add the WLAN BSS
interface to specific VLANs
depending on the link type.
For more information, see Layer
2—LAN Switching Configuration
Guide.
By default, the default
authentication domain is used for
MAC authentication users.
Optional.
The default value is 256.
Optional.
Optional.
Optional.
By default, a WLAN BSS interface
is up.