01-09 WLAN Service Configuration Commands (Common AP) PDF

Fat AP and Cloud AP 9 WLAN Service Configuration Commands
Command Reference (Common AP)
9 WLAN Service Configuration Commands

(Common AP)
About This Chapter
9.1 active-dull-client enable

9.2 advertise-ap-name enable
9.3 agile-antenna-polarization
9.4 antenna-gain
9.5 association-timeout
9.6 auto-off service
9.7 beacon-2g-rate
9.8 beacon-5g-rate
9.9 beacon-interval
9.10 beamforming enable
9.11 channel
9.12 channel-switch announcement disable
9.13 channel-switch mode
9.14 copy-from
9.15 country-code
9.16 deny-broadcast-probe enable
9.17 dhcp option82 insert enable
9.18 dhcp option82 format (vap profile view)
9.19 display ap
9.20 display ap configurable channel
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9.21 display interface wlan-radio

9.22 display radio
9.23 display radio-2g-profile
9.25 display references radio-2g-profile
9.27 display references ssid-profile
9.28 display references vap-profile
9.29 display resource occupancy message
9.30 display ssid-profile
9.31 display station
9.32 display station offline-record
9.33 display station online-fail-record
9.34 display station statistics
9.35 display vap
9.36 display vap-profile
9.37 display wlan config-errors
9.38 display station online-track
9.39 display vap create-fail-record
9.40 display vap-service-backup auth-server-down
9.41 dot11a basic-rate
9.42 dot11a supported-rate
9.43 dot11bg basic-rate
9.44 dot11bg supported-rate
9.45 dtim-interval
9.46 eirp
9.47 fragmentation-threshold
9.48 frequency
9.49 guard-interval-mode
9.50 he mcs-map (SSID Profile)
9.51 ht a-mpdu disable
9.52 ht a-mpdu max-length-exponent
9.53 interface wlan-radio

9.54 legacy-station disable

9.55 max-sta-number (SSID profile view)
9.56 multicast-rate
9.57 mu-mimo disable
9.58 mu-mimo optimize enable
9.59 probe-response-retry
9.60 qbss-load enable
9.61 radio disable
9.62 radio-2g-profile (WLAN view)
9.64 radio-type (2G radio profile view)
9.66 reach-max-sta
9.67 report-sta-assoc enable
9.68 reset channel switch-record
9.69 reset station offline-record
9.70 reset station online-fail-record
9.71 reset station statistics
9.72 rf-ping
9.73 rts-cts-mode
9.74 rts-cts-threshold
9.75 service-mode disable
9.76 service-vlan (VAP profile view)
9.77 short-preamble disable
9.78 single-txchain enable
9.79 snmp-agent trap enable feature-name wlan
9.80 ssid
9.81 ssid-hide enable
9.82 ssid-profile (WLAN view)
9.83 ssid-profile (VAP profile view)
9.84 sta-network-detect disable
9.85 type (VAP profile view)
9.86 u-apsd enable

9.87 utmost-power
9.88 vap-profile (WLAN view)
9.89 vap-profile (radio interface view)
9.90 vap-service-backup auth-server-down
9.91 vht a-mpdu max-length-exponent
9.92 vht a-msdu enable
9.93 vht a-msdu max-frame-num
9.94 vht mcs-map
9.95 vht mcs-map (SSID profile)
9.96 wlan
9.1 active-dull-client enable

Function
The active-dull-client enable command enables the function of preventing
terminals from entering energy-saving mode.
The undo active-dull-client enable command disables the function.
By default, the function of preventing terminals from entering energy-saving
mode is disabled.
Format
active-dull-client enable
undo active-dull-client enable
Parameters
None
Views
SSID profile view
Default Level
2: Configuration level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
Due to individual reasons, some terminals may not run services normally when
entering energy-saving mode. You can run the active-dull-client enable

command to enable the function of preventing terminals from entering energy-

saving mode. After that, an AP frequently sends QoS data frames to these
terminals to prevent them from entering energy-saving mode, ensuring normal
services. This function does not take effect for some terminals and cannot prevent
the terminals from entering the power-saving mode. For details, see Test Report
on Terminal Compatibility.
Precautions
After the function is enabled, the terminals consume more power and extra
bandwidth. If no terminal enters an abnormal energy-saving state, you are advised
to disable the function.
Example
# Enable the function of preventing terminals from entering energy-saving mode.
<HUAWEI> system-view
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] ssid-profile name ssid1
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-ssid1] active-dull-client enable
9.2 advertise-ap-name enable

Function
The advertise-ap-name enable command enables Beacon frames to carry the AP
name.
The undo advertise-ap-name enable disables Beacon frames from carrying the
AP name.
By default, Beacon frames do not carry the AP name.
Format
advertise-ap-name enable
undo advertise-ap-name enable
Parameters
None
Views
SSID profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
In certain scenarios, you can run the advertise-ap-name enable command to
enable Beacon frames to carry the AP name. In this way, you can quickly locate

and identify APs by identifying the AP name carried in an SSID or display the AP
name on STAs that can receive and resolve the host name carried in SSIDs of
multiple APs.
Example
# Enable Beacon frames to carry the AP name in the SSID profile ssid1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-ssid1] advertise-ap-name enable
9.3 agile-antenna-polarization
Function
The agile-antenna-polarization enable command enables self-adaptive
polarization for agile antennas.
The undo agile-antenna-polarization enable command disables self-adaptive
polarization for agile antennas.
By default, self-adaptive polarization is disabled for agile antennas.
NOTE
Only the AP8130DN and AP8130DN-W support this function.
Format
agile-antenna-polarization enable
undo agile-antenna-polarization enable
Parameters
None
Views
2G radio profile view, 5G radio profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
Self-adaptive polarization for agile antennas can reduce interference between
transmit signals of antennas, and increase the transmit power of antennas and the
demodulation SNR of STAs. When providing wireless coverage, you can enable this
function when the following types of STA exist:

● STA with one transmit antenna and one receive antenna in 1x1 mode
● STA with two transmit antennas and two receive antennas in 2x2 mode
After this function is enabled, the AP uses two mutually orthogonal antennas to
communicate with STAs but not a third antenna.
Prerequisites
Dual-polarized antennas have been connected to radio ports A and B on the same
frequency band.
Example
# Enable self-adaptive polarization for agile antennas in a 2G radio profile.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] radio-2g-profile name default
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-2g-prof-default] agile-antenna-polarization enable
9.4 antenna-gain
Function
The antenna-gain command configures the antenna gain of an AP radio.
The undo antenna-gain command restores the default antenna gain of an AP

radio.
By default, the antenna gain of an AP radio is not configured.
Format
antenna-gain antenna-gain
undo antenna-gain
Parameters
Parameter Description Value
antenna-gain Specifies the The value is an integer that ranges from –10 to
antenna gain. 30, in dB.
Views
Radio interface view
Default Level

Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
The antenna gain is the ratio of the power density produced by an antenna to the
power density that should be obtained at the same point if the power accepted by
the antenna were radiated equally. It can measure the capability for an antenna to
receive and send signals in a specified direction, which is one of the most
important parameters to select a BTS antenna. In the same condition, if the
antenna gain is high, the wave travels far.
Precautions
● The antenna gain of an AP radio configured using the command must be

consistent with the gain of the antenna connected to the AP.
● The antenna gain of an AP radio configured using the command takes effect
only for external antennas. When an AP uses an external antenna, configure
the antenna gain for the AP radio to be consistent with the gain of the
external antenna connected to the AP.
● The maximum antenna gain should comply with laws and regulations of the
corresponding country. For details, see the Country Code & Channel
Compliance Table. You can obtain this table at Huawei technical support
website.
– Enterprise technical support website: https://support.huawei.com/
enterprise
– Carrier technical support website: https://support.huawei.com
Example
# Set the antenna gain to 4 for the radio interface Wlan-Radio 0/0/0.
[HUAWEI] interface wlan-radio 0/0/0
[HUAWEI-Wlan-Radio0/0/0] antenna-gain 4
9.5 association-timeout
Function
The association-timeout command configures an association aging time for STAs.
The undo association-timeout command restores the default association aging

time.
By default, the association aging time is 5 minutes.
Format
association-timeout association-timeout
undo association-timeout

Parameters
association- Specifies the association aging time of The value is an

timeout STAs. integer that ranges
from 1 to 30, in
minutes.
Views
SSID profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
The administrator can run the association-timeout command to set the
association aging time for STAs. If the AP receives no data packet from a STA in a
specified time, the STA goes offline after the association aging time expires.
Precautions
Changing the association aging time of a STA may interrupt the STA services.
Example
# Set the association aging time of STAs to 15 minutes in the SSID profile ssid1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-ssid1] association-timeout 15
Warning: This action may cause service interruption. Continue?[Y/N]y
9.6 auto-off service

Function
The auto-off service command enables the scheduled VAP auto-off function and
sets the time range within which the VAP is disabled.
The undo auto-off service command disables the scheduled VAP auto-off
function.
By default, the scheduled VAP auto-off function is disabled.
Format
auto-off service start-time start-time end-time end-time

auto-off service time-range time-range-name

undo auto-off service
Parameters
start-time start-time Specifies the time when The time is in hh:mm:ss

a VAP starts to be format. hh indicates the
disabled. hour that is an integer
ranging from 0 to 23.
mm indicates the minute
that is an integer
ranging from 0 to 59. ss
indicates the second that
is an integer ranging
from 0 to 59.
end-time end-time Specifies the time when The time is in hh:mm:ss

a VAP stops being format. hh indicates the
disabled. hour that is an integer
ranging from 0 to 23.
mm indicates the minute
that is an integer
ranging from 0 to 59. ss
indicates the second that
is an integer ranging
from 0 to 59.
time-range time-range- Specifies the name of a The value is a string of 1

name time range when a VAP to 32 case-sensitive
is disabled. characters and must
begin with a letter. In
addition, the word all
cannot be specified as a
time range name.
Views
VAP profile view, 2G radio profile view, 5G radio profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
When an enterprise does not want employees to access the internal WLAN from
01:00 to 05:00, the administrator can run the auto-off service command to
enable the scheduled VAP auto-off function.

Precautions
● After the service mode of a VAP is enabled using the undo service-mode
disable command, you can run the auto-off service command to configure
the scheduled VAP auto-off function. In the scheduled time, the VAP is
disabled and cannot be enabled using the undo service-mode disable
command. To enable the VAP, run the undo auto-off service command.
● The scheduled VAP auto-off function takes effect in the scheduled time only
after the undo service-mode disable command is executed. If the service
mode of a VAP is disabled using the service-mode disable command, the
VAP auto-off function does not take effect.
● You can run the auto-off service time-range time-range-name command to
set the time range when a VAP is disabled.
● The scheduled VAP auto-off function enabled in a VAP profile view takes
effect only on the APs using the VAP profile, and the scheduled VAP auto-off
function enabled in a radio profile view takes effect only on the APs using the
radio profile.
● auto-off service, start-time start-time, end-time end-time, and auto-off
service time-range time-range-name cannot be configured at the same time.
Example
# Configure the scheduled VAP auto-off function in the VAP profile vap1, and
configure the VAP to be disabled from 1:00:00 to 7:00:00.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] vap-profile name vap1
[HUAWEI-wlan-vap-prof-vap1] auto-off service start-time 1:00:00 end-time 7:00:00
# Configure the scheduled VAP auto-off function in the 2G radio profile default,
and configure the VAP to be disabled from 1:00:00 to 7:00:00.
[HUAWEI] time-range VAP 1:00 to 7:00 daily
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-2g-prof-default] auto-off service time-range VAP
9.7 beacon-2g-rate
Function
The beacon-2g-rate command sets the transmit rate of management frames
(including Beacon frames, Probe Response frames, Assoc/Reassoc Response
frames, and Auth frames) on a 2.4 GHz radio.
The undo beacon-2g-rate command restores the default transmit rate of 2.4 GHz
management frames.
By default, the transmit rate of 2.4 GHz management frames is 1 Mbit/s.
Format
beacon-2g-rate beacon-2g-rate

undo beacon-2g-rate
Parameters
beacon-2g-rate Specifies the transmit rate of management Enumerated type:

frames. ● 1: 1 Mbit/s
● 2: 2 Mbit/s
● 5.5: 5.5 Mbit/s
● 6: 6 Mbit/s
● 9: 9 Mbit/s
● 11: 11 Mbit/s
● 12: 12 Mbit/s
● 18: 18 Mbit/s
● 24: 24 Mbit/s
● 36: 36 Mbit/s
● 48: 48 Mbit/s
● 54: 54 Mbit/s
Views
SSID profile view, Mesh profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
In high-density wireless scenarios, too many management frames occupy a large
number of wireless resources. To reduce wireless resource occupation of
management frames and improve channel usage efficiency, you can run the
beacon-2g-rate command to set a large transmit rate for 2.4 GHz management
frames.
Precautions
Modifying the transmit rate of management frames will cause service interruption
of STAs. Exercise caution when running the command.
The 802.11b protocol supports only 1 Mbit/s, 2 Mbit/s, 5.5 Mbit/s, and 11 Mbit/s.
If you set the transmit rate of management frames to a rate not supported by the
802.11b protocol, STAs supporting only 802.11b cannot connect to the wireless
network.
If you run the radio-type dot11b command in the 2G radio profile view to set the
radio type to dot11b, and the 2G radio profile is applied to an AP, beacon-2g-rate

that takes effect on the 2 GHz radio of the AP is fixed as 1 Mbit/s, and beacon-2g-
rate configured in the SSID profile view does not take effect on the AP.
Example
# Set the transmit rate of 2.4 GHz management frames to 18 Mbit/s in the SSID
profile ssid1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-ssid1] beacon-2g-rate 18
9.8 beacon-5g-rate
Function
The beacon-5g-rate command sets the transmit rate of management frames
(including Beacon frames, Probe Response frames, Assoc/Reassoc Response
frames, and Auth frames) on a 5 GHz radio.
The undo beacon-5g-rate command restores the default transmit rate of 5 GHz
management frames.
By default, the transmit rate of 5 GHz management frames is 6 Mbit/s.
Format
beacon-5g-rate beacon-5g-rate
undo beacon-5g-rate
Parameters
beacon-5g-rate Specifies the transmit rate of management Enumerated type:

frames. ● 6: 6 Mbit/s
● 9: 9 Mbit/s
● 12: 12 Mbit/s
● 18: 18 Mbit/s
● 24: 24 Mbit/s
● 36: 36 Mbit/s
● 48: 48 Mbit/s
● 54: 54 Mbit/s
Views
SSID profile view, Mesh profile view

Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
In high-density wireless scenarios, too many management frames occupy a large
number of wireless resources. To reduce wireless resource occupation of
management frames and improve channel usage efficiency, you can run the
beacon-5g-rate command to set a large transmit rate for 5 GHz management
frames.
Precautions
Modifying the transmit rate of management frames will cause service interruption
of STAs. Exercise caution when running the command.
Example
# Set the transmit rate of 5 GHz management frames to 18 Mbit/s in the SSID
profile ssid1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-ssid1] beacon-5g-rate 18
9.9 beacon-interval
Function
The beacon-interval command sets the interval for sending Beacon frames.
The undo beacon-interval restores the default interval for sending Beacon
frames.
By default, the interval for sending Beacon frames is 100 TUs.
Format
beacon-interval beacon-interval
undo beacon-interval

Parameters
beacon- Specifies the interval for sending Beacon The value is an

interval frames. integer that ranges
from 60 TUs to
1000 TUs TU is a
time unit equal to
1024 microseconds.
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
An AP broadcasts Beacon frames at intervals to notify STAs of an existing 802.11
network. After receiving a Beacon frame, a STA can modify parameters used to
connect to the 802.11 network.
A long interval for sending Beacon frames lengthens the dormancy time of STAs,
while a short interval for sending Beacon frames increases air interface costs.
Therefore, you are advised to set the interval for sending Beacon frames for an AP
based on the VAP quantity. The following intervals for sending Beacon frames are
recommended for APs with different VAP quantities on a single radio:
● No more than 4 VAPs: about 100 TUs
● 5 to 8 VAPs: about 200 TUs
Ensure that the air scan interval meets the following condition: scan-interval ≥
beacon-interval + 100 ms
Example
# Set the interval for sending Beacon frames to 200 TUs in the 2G radio profile
default.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-2g-prof-default] beacon-interval 200

9.10 beamforming enable

Function
The beamforming enable command enables Beamforming.
The undo beamforming enable command disables Beamforming.
By default, Beamforming is disabled.
NOTE
This configuration is valid only for APs of V200R019C00 and earlier versions.
Format
beamforming enable
undo beamforming enable
Parameters
None
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
Beamforming is a signal processing technique that controls signal transmission
direction, and transmission and reception of radio signals. The transmit end uses
weight to transmit signals. The signals are transmitted to the destination as
narrow beams. Beamforming increases the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) for the
destination device.
Precautions
Table 9-1 describes the support of Huawei APs for beamforming.

Table 9-1 Support of APs for Beamforming

Explicit Explicit 802.11n
Implicit
802.11ac Beamforming
AP Model Beamformin
Beamformin
2.4 GHz 5 GHz g
g
AP5030DN,
AP5130DN,
AP2030DN,
AP2030DN-S,
AP3030DN,
AP4030DN,
AP4130DN,
AP3010DN-
V2,
AP5030DN-S,
AP9131DN, Y
AP9132DN,
AD9430DN-1 For
2 (with N AP4030TN, N N
R230D, only the radio
R240D), 0 supports
AD9430DN-2 this feature.
4 (with
R230D,
R240D),
AD9431DN-2
4X (with
R230D,
R240D),
AP4030DN-E,
AP4030TN,
AP430-E
AP8030DN,
AP8130DN, N N N N
AP1050DN-S


Implicit
AP Model Beamformin
Beamformin
2.4 GHz 5 GHz g
g
AD9430DN-1
2 (with
R250D,
R251D),
AD9430DN-2
4 (with
R250D,
R251D,
R450D,
R251D-E and
R250D-E),
AD9431DN-2
4X (with
R250D,
R251D,
R450D,
R251D-E and
R250D-E),
AP2050DN,
AP2050DN-S, Y Y
AP2050DN-E,
AP2051DN, For For
AP2051DN-E, AP2051DN-L- AP2051DN-L-
AP2051DN-S, S, only the N N S, only the
AP2051DN-L- 2.4G 2.4G
S, AP4050DN- frequency frequency
E, AP4050DN- band supports band supports
HD, this feature. this feature.
AP5050DN-S,
AP6050DN,
AP6150DN,
AP7050DN-E,
AP7050DE,
AP4050DN,
AP4051DN,
AP4050DN-S,
AP4151DN,
AP4051DN-S,
AP8050DN,
AP8150DN,
AP8050DN-S,
AP6052DN,
AP7052DN,
AP7152DN,
AP7052DE,
AP8050TN-
HD,


Implicit
AP Model Beamformin
Beamformin
2.4 GHz 5 GHz g
g
AP8082DN,
AP8182DN,
AP7060DN,
AP3050DE,
AP4050DE-M,
AP4050DE-M-
S, AP4050DE-
B-S,
AP4051TN,
WA375DD-
CE, AP5510-
W-GP,
AP6750-10T,
AirEngine
5760-10
AP7030DE,
N N N Y
AP9330DN
Example
# Enable Beamforming.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-2g-prof-default] beamforming enable
9.11 channel
Function
The channel command configures the working bandwidth and channel for a
specified radio.
The undo channel command restores the default working bandwidth and channel
of a radio.
By default, the working bandwidth of a radio is 20 MHz, and no working channel
is configured for a radio.
To check the channel used by a radio, run the display ap config-info command.
Format
channel { 20mhz | 40mhz-minus | 40mhz-plus | 80mhz | 160mhz } channel
channel 80+80mhz channel1 channel2

channel { 20mhz | 40mhz-minus | 40mhz-plus | 80mhz } channel [ index index ]

undo channel [ index index ]
NOTE
The parameter index index is supported only by vehicle-mounted APs.
Parameters
20mhz Sets the working bandwidth of a radio to -

20 MHz.
40mhz- Sets the working bandwidth of a radio to -

minus 40 MHz Minus.
40mhz-plus Sets the working bandwidth of a radio to -

40 MHz Plus.

80 MHz.

160 MHz.
80+80mhz Sets the working bandwidth of a radio to -

80+80 MHz.
channel/ Specifies the working channel of a radio. The parameter is an

channel1/ enumeration value.
channel2 The value range is
determined based
on the country code
and radio mode.
index index Specifies the index of a channel. The value can be 0

or 1. The default
value is 0.
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
Different radios use different channels. Channels for radios also vary in different
countries and regions. Select channels based on the actual situations.

The parameter index index needs to be configured only in vehicle-ground

communication scenarios where a train switches between different lines.
Precautions
The channel parameter settings must match the radio frequency band. For details
about mappings between channel parameters and frequency bands, see Country
Codes & Channels Compliance. You can obtain this table at Huawei technical
support website.
● Enterprise technical support website: https://support.huawei.com/enterprise
● Carrier technical support website: https://support.huawei.com
The configured channels must be supported by STAs; otherwise, the STAs cannot
discover radio signals.
If an AP detects radar signals on a channel, the channel cannot be configured as

the radio channel of the AP in 30 minutes.
If an AP works in dual-5G mode, configure the two 5 GHz radios to work on non-
adjacent channels.
For example, a country supports 40 MHz+ 5G channels 36, 44, 52, and 60. When
deploying 5 GHz radio channels, if one radio is deployed to work on channel 36, it
is recommended that channel 52 or 60 be configured for the other radio. Channel
44 is not recommended in this case.
NOTE
● You can configure the 80 MHz, 160 MHz, or 80+80 MHz bandwidth only in the 5G radio
view.
● For details about AP models that support 80 MHz, 160 MHz, and 80+80 MHz, see
Configuration Limitations for Basic WLAN Services in Configuration Guide - WLAN Service
Configuration Guide.
Example
# Set the working bandwidth to 20 MHz and working channel to 6 for the radio
interface Wlan-Radio 0/0/0.
[HUAWEI-Wlan-Radio0/0/0] channel 20mhz 6
9.12 channel-switch announcement disable

Function
The channel-switch announcement disable command disables an AP from
sending an announcement when the channel is switched.
The undo channel-switch announcement disable command enables an AP to

send an announcement when the channel is switched.
By default, an AP sends an announcement when the channel is switched.

Format
channel-switch announcement disable
undo channel-switch announcement disable
Parameters
None
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
When the AP works on a Depth First Select (DFS) channel, a radar detection is
performed. The AP automatically switches to another channel because the DFS
channel frequency may interfere with the radar frequency.
After the undo channel-switch announcement disable command is run, if the
AP channel switches, the AP sends an Action frame to instruct STAs to switch
channels after multiple Beacon intervals. The AP also switches the channel after
the same intervals. The AP and STAs switch channels at the same time to prevent
STA reassociations and ensure rapid service recovery.
NOTE
The channel switching announcement function must be supported by both the AP and STA.
Example
# Disable the AP from sending an announcement after the channel is switched.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-2g-prof-default] channel-switch announcement disable
9.13 channel-switch mode

Function
The channel-switch mode command configures an announcement mode for
channel switching.
The undo channel-switch mode command restores the default announcement
mode for channel switching.
By default, data transmission from STAs continues on the current channel when
the channel is switched.

Format
channel-switch mode { stop-transmitting | continue-transmitting }
undo channel-switch mode
Parameters
stop- Stops data transmission from STAs on -

transmitting the current channel during channel
switching.
continue- Continues data transmission from STAs -

transmitting on the current channel during channel
switching.
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
During channel switching, STA communication is interrupted. The administrator
can stop an associated STA sending data on the current channel until channel
switching is complete. Alternatively, data transmission from STAs can be continued
on the current channel before channel switching is complete.
Example
# Stop data transmission from STAs on the current channel during channel
switching.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-2g-prof-default] channel-switch mode stop-transmitting
9.14 copy-from
Function
The copy-from command copies data to the current profile from a profile of the
same type.

Format
copy-from profile-name
Parameters
profile-name Specifies the name of the profile from The profile name
which data is copied. must already exist.
Views
All WLAN profile views except the WIDS profile, WIDS whitelist profile view, WIDS
spoof SSID profile
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
You can run the copy-from command to copy data to the current profile from a
profile of the same type. This simplifies profile configuration and improves
configuration efficiency.
● To create a profile that has the same configuration as an existing profile,
enter the view of the profile to be created and run the copy-from command
to copy data from the existing profile.
● To create a profile that has most configurations the same as an existing
profile, enter the view of the new profile, run the copy-from command to
copy data from the existing profile, and modify the different configurations.
Precautions
If the current profile is referenced by another profile, you cannot run the
command to copy data to the current profile.
When the WAPI certificate or private key configuration exists in the security
profile, you must manually perform the configuration instead of using this
command to copy data.
Example
# Create the VAP profile huawei and copy data from the profile sample.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] vap-profile name huawei
[HUAWEI-wlan-vap-prof-huawei] copy-from sample

9.15 country-code
Function
The country-code command configures a country code.
The undo country-code command restores the default country code.
By default, the country code CN is configured.
Format
country-code country-code
undo country-code
Parameters
country-code Specifies a country code. The value is a string

of characters in
enumerated type.
For specific values,
see Table 9-2.
Views
WLAN view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Table 9-2 Country codes supported by APs
Country Code Country/Region
AE United Arab Emirates
AM Armenia
AR Argentina
AT Austria
AU Australia
AZ Azerbaijan

BE Belgium
BG Bulgaria
BH Bahrain
BN Brunei Darussalam
BO Bolivia
BR Brazil
BY Belarus
BZ Belize
CA Canada
CH Switzerland
CL Chile
CN China (default)
CO Colombia
CR Costa Rica
CY Cyprus
CZ Czech Republic
DE Germany
DK Denmark
DO Dominican Republic
EC Ecuador
EE Estonia
EG Egypt
ES Spain
FI Finland
FR France
GB United Kingdom
GE Georgia
GR Greece
GT Guatemala

HK Hong Kong, Special Administrative

Region of China
HN Honduras
HR Croatia
HU Hungary
ID Indonesia
IE Ireland
IL Israel
IN India
IQ Iraq
IR Iran
IS Iceland
IT Italy
JO Jordan
JP Japan
KP Democratic People's Republic of Korea
KR Republic of Korea
KW Kuwait
KZ Kazakhstan
LB Lebanon
LI Liechtenstein
LK Sri Lanka
LT Lithuania
LU Luxembourg
LV Latvia
MA Morocco
MC Monaco
MK Macedonia
MO Macao, Special Administrative Region

of China
MT Malta

MX Mexico
MY Malaysia
NG Nigeria
NL Netherlands
NO Norway
NZ New Zealand
OM Oman
PA Panama
PE Peru
PH Philippines
PK Pakistan
PL Poland
PR Puerto Rico
PT Portugal
QA Qatar
RO Romania
RS Serbia
RU Russia
SA Saudi Arabia
SE Sweden
SG Singapore
SI Slovenia
SK Slovakia
SV El Salvador
SY Syria
TH Thailand
TN Tunisia
TR Turkey
TT Trinidad & Tobago
TW Taiwan, Province of China

UA Ukraine
US United States
UY Uruguay
UZ Uzbekistan
VE Venezuela
VN Vietnam
YE Yemen
ZA South Africa
ZW Zimbabwe
Usage Scenario
You can configure country codes for devices to satisfy different radio features in
different countries or regions, such as power and channel codes.
Configuration Impact
After the AP country code is modified, all STAs get offline.
According to specific requirements in some sales regions, the country code of

some models is fixed. For example, if an AP model name has a suffix of -US, the
country code of this mode is US.
Example
# Set the country code to US.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] country-code us
Warning: Modifying the country code will clear channel, power and antenna gain configurations of the
radio. Continue?[Y/N]:y
9.16 deny-broadcast-probe enable

Function
The deny-broadcast-probe enable command configures an AP not to respond to
broadcast Probe Request frames.
The undo deny-broadcast-probe enable command configures an AP to respond

to broadcast Probe Request frames.
By default, an AP responds to broadcast Probe Request frames.

Format
deny-broadcast-probe enable
undo deny-broadcast-probe enable
Parameters
None
Views
SSID profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
In high-density wireless scenarios, too many Probe Response frames occupy a

large number of wireless resources. To reduce wireless resource occupation of the
frames and improve channel usage efficiency, you can run the deny-broadcast-
probe enable command to configure an AP not to respond to broadcast Probe
Request frames.
Precautions
Configuring an AP not to respond to broadcast Probe Request frames may reduce

channel scan efficiency of some STAs.
Example
# Configure an AP not to respond to broadcast Probe Request frames.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-ssid1] deny-broadcast-probe enable
9.17 dhcp option82 insert enable
Function
The dhcp option82 insert enable command enables the function of adding the
Option 82 field to DHCP packets sent by STAs.
The undo dhcp option82 insert enable command disables the function of adding
the Option 82 field to DHCP packets sent by STAs.
By default, the function of adding the Option 82 field to DHCP packets sent by
STAs is disabled.

Format
dhcp option82 insert enable
undo dhcp option82 insert enable
Parameters
None
Views
VAP profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
After going online, a STA obtains the IP address through DHCP. When the DHCP
Request packet from the STA reaches an AP, the AP adds the Option 82 field to
the packet and sends the packet to the DHCP server. The Option 82 field contains
the MAC address or SSID of the associated AP. Therefore, the DHCP server knows
the AP on which the STA goes online.
Prerequisites
Before enabling the function of adding the Option 82 field to DHCP packets sent
by STAs, run the undo learn-client-address disable command to enable the STA
IP address learning. By default, STA IP address learning is enabled.
Example
# Enable the function of adding the Option 82 field to DHCP packets sent by STAs.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-vap-prof-vap1] dhcp option82 insert enable
9.18 dhcp option82 format (vap profile view)

Function
The dhcp option82 format command configures the format of the Option 82
field in DHCP packets sent by STAs.
The undo dhcp option82 format command restores the default format of the
Option 82 field in DHCP packets sent by STAs.
By default, the format of the Option 82 field inserted in DHCP packets sent by
STAs is ap-mac.

Format
dhcp option82 { circuit-id | remote-id } format { ap-mac [ mac-format
{ normal | compact | hex } ] | ap-mac-ssid [ mac-format { normal | compact } ]
| user-defined text | ap-name | ap-name-ssid }
undo dhcp option82 { circuit-id | remote-id } format
Parameters
circuit-id Specifies the circuit-ID (CID) in the Option -

82 field.
remote-id Specifies the remote-ID (RID) in the -

Option 82 field.
ap-mac Indicates that Option 82 contains the AP's -

MAC address.
ap-mac-ssid Indicates that Option 82 contains the AP's -

MAC address and SSID.
mac-format Specifies the format of the AP's MAC -

address in Option 82.
normal Sets the MAC address format to xx-xx-xx- -

xx-xx-xx.
compact Sets the MAC address format to xxxx-xxxx- -

xxxx.
hex Sets the MAC address format to -

XXXXXXXXXXXX in hexadecimal notation.
colon Sets the MAC address format to -

xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx.
user-defined text Sets the format of Option 82 to the user- The value is a
defined format. string of 1 to 255
characters.
ap-name Specifies the AP name in the Option 82 -

field.
ap-name-ssid Specifies the AP name and SSID in the -

Option 82 field.

Views
VAP profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
After an AP is enabled to insert the Option 82 field in DHCP packets sent from a
STA, you can run the dhcp option82 format command to configure the format of
the Option 82 field.
You can use the following keywords to define the Option 82 field.
● ap-mac: MAC address of the AP. After DHCP packets from a STA reach an AP,
the AP inserts its MAC address into the Option 82 field of the DHCP packets.
● ap-mac-ssid: MAC address and SSID of the AP. After DHCP packets from a
STA reach an AP, the AP inserts its MAC address and SSID associated with the
STA into the Option 82 field of the DHCP packets.
● ap-name: AP name. After DHCP packets from a STA reach an AP, the AP
inserts its name into the Option 82 field of the DHCP packets.
● ap-name-ssid: AP name and SSID. After DHCP packets from a STA reach an
AP, the AP inserts its name and associated SSID into the Option 82 field of the
DHCP packets.
If mac-format is not specified in the dhcp option82 { circuit-id | remote-id }

format { ap-mac | ap-mac-ssid } command, the AP MAC address in the Option 82
field is XXXXXXXXXXXX in ASCII format.
When you define the format of the Option 82 field, the total length of the circuit-
id and remote-id options in the Option 82 field cannot exceed 255 bytes.
Otherwise, some Option 82 information may be lost. Note that a Chinese
character may occupy 2 or 3 bytes.
Example
# Set the format of remote-id in Option 82 carried in DHCP packets sent by STAs
to ap-mac-ssid.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-vap-prof-vap1] dhcp option82 remote-id format ap-mac-ssid
9.19 display ap
Function
The display ap command displays AP information.

Format
display ap
Parameters
None
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
To view information about APs, run this command.
Example
# Display AP information.
<HUAWEI> display ap
AP detail information:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AP type: AP8130DN
AP MAC: 00e0-fc3f-e900
State: normal
AP high temperature threshold(degree C) : 83
AP low temperature threshold(degree C) : -43
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 9-3 Description of the display ap command output
Item Description
AP type Type of an AP.
AP MAC MAC address of an AP.
State Working status of an AP.
AP high temperature threshold(degree Upper temperature alarm threshold of

C) an AP.
To configure the parameter, run the
high-temperature threshold
command.
AP low temperature threshold(degree Lower temperature alarm threshold of

C) an AP.
To configure the parameter, run the
low-temperature threshold
command.

9.20 display ap configurable channel

Function
The display ap configurable channel command displays the configurable
channels supported by a specified AP.
Format
display ap configurable channel
Parameters
None
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
Different countries or regions use different wireless channels and powers. Setting
country and area codes can specify channels that can be used on WLANs of
different countries. The display ap configurable channel command displays the
configurable channels supported by a specified AP.
Example
# Display configurable channels supported by AP.
<HUAWEI> display ap configurable channel
2.4G 20M : 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13.
2.4G 40M+: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7.
2.4G 40M-: 5,6,7,8,9,10,11.
5G 20M : 36,40,44,48,52,56,60,64,149,153,157,161,165.
5G 40M+: 36,44,52,60,149,157.
5G 40M-: 40,48,56,64,153,161.
5G 80M : 36,40,44,48,52,56,60,64,149,153,157,161.
Table 9-4 Description of the display ap configurable channel command output
Item Description
2.4G 20M Configurable 20 MHz channels supported by the

AP on the 2.4 GHz frequency band.
2.4G 40M+ Configurable 40 MHz Plus channels supported by

the AP on the 2.4 GHz frequency band.

Item Description
2.4G 40M- Configurable 40 MHz Minus channels supported

by the AP on the 2.4 GHz frequency band.
5G 20M Configurable 20 MHz channels supported by the

AP on the 5 GHz frequency band.
5G 40M+ Configurable 40 MHz Plus channels supported by

the AP on the 5 GHz frequency band.
5G 40M- Configurable 40 MHz Minus channels supported

by the AP on the 5 GHz frequency band.
5G 80M Configurable 80 MHz channels supported by the

AP on the 5 GHz frequency band.
9.21 display interface wlan-radio

Function
The display interface wlan-radio command displays the status and configuration
of radio interfaces.
Format
display interface wlan-radio [ wlan-radio-number | main ]
Parameters
wlan-radio-number Displays the status and The value can be:

configuration of a radio ● 0/0/0
interface with a specified
number. ● 0/0/1
● 0/0/2
NOTE
All types of APs support
2.4 GHz and 5 GHz radio
interfaces.
On APs supporting radio
switching between the 2.4
GHz and 5 GHz frequency
bands, some radios
support both the two
bands. However, such
radios can work on one
band at a time.You can run
the frequency command
to change the working
frequency band of Radio 0.

main Displays the status and -

configuration of a radio
interface.
A radio interface has no
sub-interface. The
command displays the
status and configuration
of a radio interface
regardless of whether
main is specified.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
To check the status of a radio interface or locate an interface fault, you can run
the display interface wlan-radio command to obtain the status and
configuration of the radio interface. The information can help you locate interface
faults.
Precautions
If [ wlan-radio-number | main ] is not specified, the display interface wlan-radio
command displays the status and configuration of all radio interfaces in the
system.
Example
# Display the status and configuration of the specified radio interface.
<HUAWEI> display interface wlan-radio 0/0/0
Wlan-Radio0/0/0 current state : UPLine protocol current state : UP
Description:HUAWEI, AP Series, Wlan-Radio0/0/0 Interface
Switch Port, TPID : 8100(Hex), The Maximum Transmit Unit is 1500
IP Sending Frames' Format is PKTFMT_ETHNT_2, Hardware address is 00bc-da3f-e900
Last physical up time : 2005-07-31 15:12:29 UTC+08:00
Last physical down time : 2005-07-31 15:12:24 UTC+08:00
Current system time: 2005-08-04 15:52:09+08:00
Input bandwidth utilization : --
Output bandwidth utilization : --

Table 9-5 Description of the display interface wlan-radio command output

Item Description
current state Status of a radio interface.

● DOWN: indicates that the radio interface is Down.
● UP: indicates that the radio interface is Up.
Line protocol current Status of the link-layer protocol on a radio interface.

state ● DOWN: indicates that the link-layer protocol is
disabled on the radio interface.
● UP: indicates that the link-layer protocol is enabled
on the radio interface.
Description Description of a wlan-radio interface.
Switch Port Indicates that the interface is a Layer 2 interface.
TPID Type of frames that are supported on the interface.

By default, this field displays 0x8100, indicating an
802.1Q frame. If the device does not support 802.1Q
frames, the interface discards the 802.1Q frames
immediately after receiving them.
This field is displayed only for a Layer 2 interface.
The Maximum Specifies the MTU of a wlan-radio interface.

Transmit Unit
IP Sending Frames' Encapsulation format of IP packets, which can be

Format PKTFMT_ETHNT_2, Ethernet_802.3, or Ethernet_SNAP.
Hardware address MAC address of the wlan-radio interface.
Last physical up time Last time the interface went Up physically. If this field
displays "-", the physical status of the interface does not
change.
Last physical down Last time the interface went Down physically. If this
time field displays "-", the physical status of the interface
does not change.
Current system time Indicates the current system time.

If the system is configured with a time zone and is in
the summer time, the time is displayed in the format of
YYYY/MM/DD hh:mm:ss UTC±hh:mm DST.
Input/Output Inbound/outbound bandwidth utilization on an

bandwidth utilization interface.

9.22 display radio

Function
The display radio command displays AP radio information.
Format
display radio all
Parameters
all Displays information about all radios. -
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run this command to view the working status of AP radios.
Example
# Display the working status of AP radios.
<HUAWEI> display radio all
CH/BW:Channel/Bandwidth
CE:Current EIRP (dBm)
ME:Max EIRP (dBm)
CU:Channel utilization
ST:Status
WM:Working Mode (normal/monitor/monitor dual-band-scan)
-------------------------------------------------------------------
RfID Band Type ST CH/BW CE/ME STA CU WM
-------------------------------------------------------------------
0 2.4G bgn on 6/20M 24/24 0 55% normal
1 5G an on 56/20M 25/25 0 3% normal
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Total:2
Table 9-6 Description of the display radio command output
Item Description
RfID Radio ID.

Item Description
Band frequency band of an AP radio.
Type Protocol type of an AP radio.

● b: 802.11b radio type
● bg: 802.11b/g radio type
● bgn: 802.11b/g/n radio type
● a: 802.11a radio type
● an: 802.11a/n radio type
● an11ac: 802.11a/n/ac radio type
● 11ax: 802.11b/g/n/ax for 2.4 GHz
radios, 802.11a/n/ac/ax for 5 GHz
radios
ST Working status of an AP radio.
CH/BW Channel/Bandwidth of an AP radio. If

no VAP profile is bound to the radio, a
hyphen (-) is displayed.
CE/ME Current power of an AP radio/

Maximum power of an AP radio. If no
VAP profile is bound to the radio, a
hyphen (-) is displayed.
NOTE
The value is calculated based on the
typical gain of the antenna used by the AP.
STA Number of STAs connected to an AP

radio.
CU Channel utilization.
When an AP radio works in monitor
mode, this parameter is displayed as -.
WM Working mode of an AP radio.

● normal
● monitor
● monitor dual-band-scan: inter-band
scanning mode

Function
The display radio-2g-profile command displays configuration and reference
information about a 2G radio profile.

Format
display radio-2g-profile { all | name profile-name }
Parameters
all Displays information about all 2G radio -

profiles.
name profile- Displays information about a specified The 2G radio profile

name 2G radio profile. must exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run this command to view configuration and reference information about
a 2G radio profile.
Example
# Display information about all 2G radio profiles.
<HUAWEI> display radio-2g-profile all
----------------------------------------------------------
Profile name Reference
----------------------------------------------------------
default 1
----------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1
Table 9-7 Description of the display radio-2g-profile all command output
Item Description
Profile name Name of a 2G radio profile.
Reference Number of times a 2G radio profile is

referenced.
# Display information of the 2G radio profile default.

<HUAWEI> display radio-2g-profile name default
------------------------------------------------------------
Radio type : 802.11n

Power auto adjust : disable

Beacon interval(TUs) : 100
Beamforming switch : disable
Support short preamble : support
Fragmentation threshold(Byte) : 2346
Channel switch announcement : enable
Channel switch mode : continue
Guard interval mode : normal
802.11ax Guard interval mode : dot8
HT A-MPDU switch : enable
HT A-MPDU length limit :3
RTS-CTS-mode : cts-to-self
RTS-CTS-threshold : 2347
802.11bg basic rate :12
802.11bg support rate : 1 2 5 6 9 11 12 18 24 36 48 54
Multicast rate 2.4G : 11
Interference detect switch : disable
Co-channel frequency interference threshold(%) : 50
Adjacent-channel frequency interference threshold(%) : 50
Station interference threshold : 32
WMM switch : enable
Mandatory switch : disable
Auto-off start time :-
Auto-off end time :-
Auto-off time-range :-
Wifi-light mode : signal-strength
Utmost power switch : enable
Rrm-profile : default
Air-scan-profile : default
Smart-antenna : disable
Agile-antenna-polarization : disable
CCA threshold(dBm) :-
High PER threshold(%) : 80
Low PER threshold(%) : 20
Training interval(s) : auto
Training mpdu num : 640
Throughput trigger training threshold (%) : 10
------------------------------------------------------------
AP EDCA parameters:
------------------------------------------------------------
ECWmax ECWmin AIFSN TXOPLimit(32us) Ack-Policy
AC_VO 3 2 1 47 normal
AC_VI 4 3 1 94 normal
AC_BE 6 4 3 0 normal
AC_BK 10 4 7 0 normal
------------------------------------------------------------
Table 9-8 Description of the display radio-2g-profile name command output

Item Description
Radio type Radio type.

To configure this parameter, run the
radio-type (2G radio profile view)
command.
Power auto adjust Whether automatic per packet power

adjustment is enabled.
power auto-adjust enable command.

Item Description
Beacon interval(TUs) Interval at which an AP sends Beacon

frames, in TUs.
beacon-interval command.
Beamforming switch Whether the beamforming function is

enabled.
beamforming enable command.
Support short preamble Whether the short preamble is

supported.
short-preamble disable command.
Fragmentation threshold(Byte) Packet fragmentation threshold, in

bytes.
fragmentation-threshold command.
Channel switch announcement Whether channel switch

announcement is enabled.
channel-switch announcement
disable command.
Channel switch mode Channel switch announcement mode.

channel-switch mode command.
Guard interval mode 802.11n/ac GI mode.

guard-interval-mode command.
802.11ax Guard interval mode 802.11ax GI mode.

● dot8: 0.8us
● 1dot6: 1.6us
● 3dot2: 3.2us
HT A-MPDU switch Whether the MPDU aggregation

function is enabled.
To configure this parameter, run the ht
a-mpdu disable command.

Item Description
HT A-MPDU length limit Maximum length of the aggregated

MPDU frame.
a-mpdu max-length-exponent
command.
RTS-CTS-mode RTS/CTS mode.

rts-cts-mode command.
RTS-CTS-threshold RTS/CTS threshold.

rts-cts-threshold command.
802.11bg basic rate 802.11bg basic rate set.

dot11bg basic-rate command.
802.11bg support rate 802.11bg supported rate set.

dot11bg supported-rate command.
Multicast rate 2.4G Multicast rate of wireless packets on

the 2.4GHz radio.
multicast-rate command.
Interference detect switch Whether interference detection is

enabled.
interference detect-enable
command.
Co-channel frequency interference Alarm threshold for co-channel

threshold(%) interference.
interference co-channel threshold
command.
Adjacent-channel frequency Alarm threshold for adjacent-channel

interference threshold(%) interference.
interference adjacent-channel
threshold command.
Station interference threshold Alarm threshold for STA interference.

interference station threshold
command.

Item Description
WMM switch Whether the WMM function is

enabled.
wmm disable command.
Mandatory switch Whether to allow STAs that do not

support WMM to connect to a WMM-
enabled AP.
wmm mandatory enable command.
Auto-off start time Start time for scheduled VAP auto-off.

auto-off service command.
Auto-off end time End time for scheduled VAP auto-off.

Auto-off time-range Time range for scheduled VAP auto-

off.
Wifi-light mode Information reflected by the blinking

frequency of the Wireless LED.
Rrm-profile Name of the RRM profile referenced

by a radio profile.
rrm-profile (radio profile view)
command.
Air-scan-profile Name of the air scan profile

referenced by a radio profile.
air-scan-profile (radio profile view)
command.
Smart-antenna Status of the smart antenna function.

smart-antenna { enable | disable }
command.

command.

Item Description
Agile-antenna-polarization Status of the self-adaptive polarization

for agile antennas.
agile-antenna-polarization
command.
CCA threshold(dBm) CCA threshold for APs.

cca-threshold command.
High PER threshold(%) Upper valid PER threshold in the smart

antenna algorithm.
smart-antenna valid-per-scope
command.

antenna algorithm.
command.
Low PER threshold(%) Lower valid PER threshold in the smart

antenna algorithm.
command.
Training interval(s) Smart antenna training interval.

smart-antenna training-interval
command.
Training mpdu num Number of MPDUs sent by an AP to a

STA during smart antenna training.
smart-antenna training-mpdu-
number command.
Throughput trigger training threshold Sudden performance change threshold

(%) that triggers smart antenna training.
smart-antenna throughput-
triggered-training command.
Utmost power switch Whether a radio is enabled to send

packets at maximum power.
utmost-power command.

Item Description
AP EDCA parameters EDCA parameters and ACK policy on

an AP.
wmm edca-ap command.
AC_VO AC_VO packets.

AC_VI AC_VI packets.

AC_BE AC_BE packets.

AC_BK AC_BK packets.

ECWmax Exponent form of the maximum

contention window. ECWmin and
ECWmax determine the average
backoff time.
ECWmin Exponent form of the minimum

backoff time.
AIFSN Arbitration inter frame spacing

number (AIFSN), which determines the
channel idle time.
TXOPLimit(32us) Transmission opportunity limit

(TXOPLimit), which determines the
maximum duration in which a STA can
occupy a channel. A larger value
indicates a longer duration.

Item Description
Ack-Policy ACK policy. It includes:

● normal: During 802.11 packet
exchange, the receiver sends an
ACK packet to confirm the receiving
of a packet from the sender.
● noack: The receiver sends no ACK
packet to confirm the receiving of a
packet from the sender. It applies to
scenarios where communication
quality is good and interference is
low.

Function
The display radio-5g-profile command displays configuration and reference
Format
display radio-5g-profile { all | name profile-name }
Parameters
all Displays information about all 5G radio -

profiles.
name profile- Displays information about a specified The 5G radio profile

name 5G radio profile. must exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level

Usage Guidelines
You can run this command to view configuration and reference information about
a 5G radio profile.
Example
# Display information about all 5G radio profiles.
<HUAWEI> display radio-5g-profile all
----------------------------------------------------------
Profile name Reference
----------------------------------------------------------
default 1
----------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1
Table 9-9 Description of the display radio-5g-profile all command output

Item Description
Profile name Name of a 5G radio profile.
Reference Number of times a 5G radio profile is

referenced.
# Display information of the 5G radio profile default.

<HUAWEI> display radio-5g-profile name default
------------------------------------------------------------
Radio type : 802.11ac
Power auto adjust : disable
Beacon interval(TUs) : 100
Beamforming switch : disable
Fragmentation threshold(Byte) : 2346
Channel switch announcement : support
Channel switch mode : continue
Guard interval mode : normal
802.11ax guard interval mode : dot8
HT A-MPDU switch : enable
HT A-MPDU length limit :3
VHT A-MPDU length limit :7
VHT A-MSDU switch : disable
VHT A-MSDU Max frame number :2
RTS-CTS-mode : RTS-CTS
RTS-CTS-threshold : 2347
802.11a basic rate : 6 12 24
802.11a support rate : 6 9 12 18 24 36 48 54
Multicast rate 5G :6
VHT mcs :99999999
Interference detect switch : disable
Co-channel frequency interference threshold(%) : 50
Adjacent-channel frequency interference threshold(%) : 50
Station interference threshold :32
WMM switch : enable
Mandatory switch : disable
Auto-off start time :-
Auto-off end time :-
Auto-off time-range :-
WiFi-light mode : signal-strength
Utmost power switch : enable
Rrm-profile : default
Air-scan-profile : default

Smart-antenna : disable
Agile-antenna-polarization : disable
CCA threshold(dBm) :-
High PER threshold(%) : 80
Low PER threshold(%) : 20
Training interval(s) : auto
Training mpdu num : 640
Throughput trigger training threshold (%) : 10
------------------------------------------------------------
AP EDCA parameters:
------------------------------------------------------------
ECWmax ECWmin AIFSN TXOPLimit(32us) Ack-Policy
AC_VO 3 2 1 47 normal
AC_VI 4 3 1 94 normal
AC_BE 6 4 3 0 normal
AC_BK 10 4 7 0 normal
------------------------------------------------------------
Table 9-10 Description of the display radio-5g-profile name command output

Item Description
Radio type Radio type.

radio-type (5G radio profile view)
command.
Power auto adjust Whether automatic per packet power

adjustment is enabled.
power auto-adjust enable command.
Beacon interval(TUs) Interval at which an AP sends Beacon

frames, in TU.
Beamforming switch Whether the beamforming function is

enabled.
beamforming enable command.
Fragmentation threshold(Byte) Packet fragmentation threshold, in

bytes.
fragmentation-threshold command.
Channel switch announcement Whether channel switch

announcement is enabled.
channel-switch announcement
disable command.
Channel switch mode Channel switch announcement mode.

channel-switch mode command.

Item Description
Guard interval mode 802.11n/ac GI mode.

802.11ax guard interval mode 802.11ax GI mode.

● dot8: 0.8us
● 1dot6: 1.6us
● 3dot2: 3.2us
HT A-MPDU switch Whether the MPDU aggregation

a-mpdu disable command.
HT A-MPDU length limit Maximum length of the aggregated

MPDU frame.
a-mpdu max-length-exponent
command.
VHT A-MPDU length limit Maximum length of the frame

aggregated in A-MPDU mode.
vht a-mpdu max-length-exponent
command.
NOTE
Only 802.11ac APs support the parameter.
VHT A-MSDU switch Whether to enable the function of

sending 802.11 packets in A-MSDU
mode.
vht a-msdu enable command.
NOTE
VHT A-MSDU Max frame number Maximum number of subframes that

can be aggregated into an A-MSDU.
vht a-msdu max-frame-num
command.
NOTE
RTS-CTS-mode RTS/CTS mode.

rts-cts-mode command.

Item Description
RTS-CTS-threshold RTS/CTS threshold.

rts-cts-threshold command.
802.11a basic rate 802.11a basic rate set.

dot11a basic-rate command.
802.11a support rate 802.11a supported rate set.

dot11a supported-rate command.
Multicast rate 5G Multicast rate of wireless packets on

the 5 GHz radio.
multicast-rate command.
VHT mcs Maximum MCS value corresponding to

a specific number of 802.11ac spatial
streams.
vht mcs-map command.
NOTE
Interference detect switch Whether interference detection is

enabled.
interference detect-enable
command.
Co-channel frequency interference Alarm threshold for co-channel

threshold(%) interference.
interference co-channel threshold
command.
Adjacent-channel frequency Alarm threshold for adjacent-channel

interference threshold(%) interference.
interference adjacent-channel
threshold command.
Station interference threshold Alarm threshold for STA interference.

interference station threshold
command.

Item Description
WMM switch Whether the WMM function is

enabled.
wmm disable command.
Mandatory switch Whether to allow STAs that do not

support WMM to connect to a WMM-
enabled AP.
wmm mandatory enable command.
Auto-off start time Start time for scheduled VAP auto-off.

Auto-off end time End time for scheduled VAP auto-off.

Auto-off time-range Time range for scheduled VAP auto-

off.
WiFi-light mode Information reflected by the blinking

frequency of the Wireless LED.
Rrm-profile Name of the RRM profile referenced

by a radio profile.
rrm-profile (radio profile view)
command.
Air-scan-profile Name of the air scan profile

referenced by a radio profile.
air-scan-profile (radio profile view)
command.
Utmost power switch Whether a radio is enabled to send

packets at maximum power.
utmost-power command.

command.

Item Description
Agile-antenna-polarization Status of the self-adaptive polarization

for agile antennas.
agile-antenna-polarization
command.
CCA threshold(dBm) CCA threshold for APs.

cca-threshold command.

antenna algorithm.
command.
Low PER threshold(%) Lower valid PER threshold in the smart

antenna algorithm.
command.
Training interval(s) Smart antenna training interval.

smart-antenna training-interval
command.
Training mpdu num Number of MPDUs sent by an AP to a

STA during smart antenna training.
smart-antenna training-mpdu-
number command.
Throughput trigger training threshold Sudden performance change threshold

(%) that triggers smart antenna training.
smart-antenna throughput-
triggered-training command.
AP EDCA parameters EDCA parameters and ACK policy on

an AP.


Item Description




backoff time.

backoff time.

channel idle time.


Item Description
Ack-Policy ACK policy. It includes:

● normal: During 802.11 packet
exchange, the receiver sends an
ACK packet to confirm the receiving
of a packet from the sender.
● noack: The receiver sends no ACK
packet to confirm the receiving of a
packet from the sender. It applies to
scenarios where communication
quality is good and interference is
low.

Function
The display references radio-2g-profile command displays reference information
about a 2G radio profile.
Format
display references radio-2g-profile name profile-name
Parameters
name profile- Displays reference information about a The 2G radio profile

name specified 2G radio profile. must exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run the display references radio-2g-profile command to view reference

Example
# Display reference information about the 2G radio profile default.
<HUAWEI> display references radio-2g-profile name default
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Reference type Reference name Reference radio
----------------------------------------------------------------------
AP-group Wlan-Radio0/0/0 Radio-0
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Total:1
Table 9-11 Description of the display references radio-2g-profile command

output
Item Description
Reference type Interface to which the 2G radio profile

is applied.
Reference name Name of the interface by which a 2G

radio profile is referenced.
Reference radio Radio to which a 2G radio profile is

referenced.

Function
The display references radio-5g-profile command displays reference information
about a 5G radio profile.
Format
display references radio-5g-profile name profile-name
Parameters
name profile- Displays reference information about a The 5G radio profile

name specified 5G radio profile. must exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level

Usage Guidelines
You can run the display references radio-5g-profile command to view reference
Example
# Display reference information about the 5G radio profile default.
<HUAWEI> display references radio-5g-profile name default
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Reference type Reference name Reference radio
----------------------------------------------------------------------
AP-group Wlan-Radio0/0/0 Radio-0
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Total:1
Table 9-12 Description of the display references radio-5g-profile command

output
Item Description
Reference type Interface to which the 5G radio profile

is applied.
Reference name Name of the interface by which a 5G

radio profile is referenced.
Reference radio Radio to which a 5G radio profile is

referenced.
9.27 display references ssid-profile

Function
The display references ssid-profile command displays reference information
about an SSID profile.
Format
display references ssid-profile name profile-name
Parameters
name profile- Displays reference information about a The SSID profile

name specified SSID profile. must exist.
Views
All views

Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run the display references ssid-profile command to view reference
information about an SSID profile.
Example
# Display reference information about the SSID profile default.
<HUAWEI> display references ssid-profile name default
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Reference type Reference name
-------------------------------------------------------------------
VAP profile vap-profile1
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Total:1
Table 9-13 Description of the display references ssid-profile command output

Item Description
Reference type Type of the profile by which an SSID

profile is referenced.
Reference name Name of the profile by which an SSID

9.28 display references vap-profile

Function
The display references vap-profile command displays reference information
about a VAP profile.
Format
display references vap-profile name profile-name
Parameters
name profile- Displays reference information about a The VAP profile

name specified VAP profile. must exist.
Views
All views

Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run the display references vap-profile command to view reference
information about a VAP profile.
Example
# Display reference information about the VAP profile default.
<HUAWEI> display references vap-profile name default
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Reference type Reference name WLAN ID
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Interface Wlan-Radio0/0/0 1
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1
Table 9-14 Description of the display references vap-profile command output
Item Description
Reference type Interface to which the VAP profile is

applied.
Reference name Name of the interface by which a VAP

WLAN ID WLAN ID of a VAP.
9.29 display resource occupancy message

Function
The display resource occupancy message command displays average usage of
the Dopra message unit within the latest 10 minutes.
Format
display resource occupancy message
Parameters
None
Views
All views

Default Level
Usage Guidelines
None
Example
# Display average usage of the Dopra message unit within the latest 10 minutes.
<HUAWEI> display resource occupancy message
Average usage rate of system message in 10 minutes: 0%
9.30 display ssid-profile

Function
The display ssid-profile command displays configuration and reference
information about SSID profiles.
Format
display ssid-profile { all | name profile-name }
Parameters
all Displays information about all SSID -

profiles.
name profile- Displays information about a specified The SSID profile

name SSID profile. must exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run the display ssid-profile command to check configuration and
reference information about SSID profiles.

Example
# Display information about all SSID profiles.
<HUAWEI> display ssid-profile all
---------------------------------------------------------------
Profile name Beacon 2.4G/5G rate(Mbps) Reference SSID
---------------------------------------------------------------
default 1/6 2 HUAWEI-WLAN
---------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1
Table 9-15 Description of the display ssid-profile all command output

Item Description
Profile name SSID profile name.
Beacon 2.4G/5G rate(Mbps) Rate at which 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz

management frames are sent.
Reference Number of times an SSID profile is

referenced.
SSID SSID name.
# Display information about the SSID profile default.

<HUAWEI> display ssid-profile name default
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Profile ID :0
SSID : HUAWEI-WLAN
SSID hide : disable
Association timeout(min) :5
Max STA number : 64
Action upon reaching the max STA number : SSID broadcast
Legacy station : enable
DTIM interval :1
Beacon 2.4G rate(Mbps) :1
Beacon 5G rate(Mbps) :6
Deny-broadcast-probe : disable
Probe-response-retry num :1
802.11r : disable
802.11r authentication :-
U-APSD : enable
Active dull client : disable
MU-MIMO : disable
MU-MIMO optimize : disable
QBSS load : disable
Single txchain : disable
Advertise AP name : disable
Service guarantee : performance first
VHT tx mcs-map nss value :-
VHT tx mcs-map map value :-
VHT rx mcs-map nss value :-
VHT rx mcs-map map value :-
HE tx mcs-map nss value :8
HE tx mcs-map map value : 11
HE rx mcs-map nss value :8
HE rx mcs-map map value : 11
-------------------------------------------------------------------
WMM EDCA client parameters:
-------------------------------------------------------------------
ECWmax ECWmin AIFSN TXOPLimit(32us)

AC_VO 3 2 2 47
AC_VI 4 3 2 94
AC_BE 10 4 3 0
AC_BK 10 4 7 0
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 9-16 Description of the display ssid-profile name command output
Item Description
Profile ID ID of an SSID profile.
SSID SSID name.

ssid command.
SSID hide SSID hiding.

ssid-hide enable command.
Association timeout(min) Association timeout period.

association-timeout command.
Max STA number Maximum number of users.

max-sta-number (SSID profile view)
command.
Action upon reaching the max STA Action to take when the number of
number access users reaches the maximum.
● SSID hide: hiding the SSID
● SSID broadcast: broadcasting the
SSID
● priority-based STA replacement:
allowing access of VIP users instead
of non-VIP users based on priorities
reach-max-sta command.
Legacy station Whether to permit access of non-HT

STAs.
legacy-station disable command.
DTIM interval DTIM interval.

dtim-interval command.
Beacon 2.4G rate(Mbps) Rate at which 2.4 GHz management

frames are sent.
beacon-2g-rate command.

Item Description
Beacon 5G rate(Mbps) Rate at which 5 GHz management

frames are sent.
beacon-5g-rate command.
Deny-broadcast-probe Whether an AP is configured not to

respond to broadcast Probe Request
frames.
deny-broadcast-probe enable
command.
Probe-response-retry num Number of times Probe Response

packets are retransmitted.
probe-response-retry command.
802.11r 802.11r roaming.

dot11r enable command.
802.11r authentication 802.11r authentication mode.
U-APSD Whether the U-APSD function is

enabled.
To configure this parameter, run the u-
apsd enable command.
Active dull client Whether the function of preventing

terminals from entering energy-saving
mode is enabled.
active-dull-client enable command.
MU-MIMO Whether MU-MIMO is enabled.

mu-mimo disable command.
MU-MIMO optimize Whether the MU-MIMO optimization

mu-mimo optimize enable
command.
QBSS load Whether the QBSS load function is

enabled.
qbss-load enable command.

Item Description
Single txchain Whether to enable the single-antenna

transmission mode.
single-txchain enable command.
Advertise AP name Whether Beacon frames are enabled

to carry the AP name.
advertise-ap-name enable command.
Service guarantee Service guarantee mode.

service-guarantee command.
VHT tx mcs-map nss value Maximum number of spatial streams

sent in 802.11ac.
vht mcs-map (SSID profile view)
command.
VHT tx mcs-map map value Maximum MCS value of spatial

streams sent in 802.11ac.
command.
VHT rx mcs-map nss value Maximum number of spatial streams

received in 802.11ac.
command.
VHT rx mcs-map map value Maximum MCS value of spatial

streams received in 802.11ac.
command.
HE tx mcs-map nss value Maximum number of spatial streams

sent in 802.11ax.
he mcs-map (SSID profile view)
command.
HE tx mcs-map map value Maximum MCS value of spatial

streams sent in 802.11ax.
command.

Item Description
HE rx mcs-map nss value Maximum number of spatial streams

received in 802.11ax.
command.
HE rx mcs-map map value Maximum MCS value of spatial

streams received in 802.11ax.
command.

wmm edca-client (SSID profile view)
command.

command.

command.

command.

backoff time.
command.

backoff time.
command.

Item Description

channel idle time.
command.

command.
9.31 display station

Function
The display station command displays access information about STAs.
Format
display station { sta-mac sta-mac-address | all | interface interface }
Parameters
sta-mac sta- Displays access information about a STA The STA's MAC
mac-address with the specified MAC address. address must exist.
STA information can
be displayed only
when the AP
associated with the
STA is in normal
state.
all Displays access information about all -

STAs.
interface Displays access information about STAs The radio interface

interface on a specified radio interface. must exist.

Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run the display station command to view access information about STAs.
You can run the display access-user command to view access information about
online wired and wireless users. The information includes users' authentication,
authorization, and accounting information.
Capabilities of a STA displayed in the display station sta-mac sta-mac-address

command output are negotiated between the STA and AP and are affected by
both their capabilities, which may be different from the actual STA capabilities.
Example
# Display access information about all STAs.
<HUAWEI> display station all
Rf/WLAN: Radio ID/WLAN ID
Rx/Tx: link receive rate/link transmit rate(Mbps)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
STA MAC Ap name Rf/WLAN Band Type Rx/Tx RSSI VLAN IP address SSID Status
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
00e0-fc12-3456 1047-8007-6f80 0/2 2.4G 11n 3/8 -70 10 10.10.10.253 tap1 Normal
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1 2.4G: 1 5G: 0
Table 9-17 Description of the display station all command output
Item Description
STA MAC MAC address of a STA.
Ap name AP name.
Rf/WLAN Radio ID/VAP ID.
Band Frequency band of a radio.
Type Protocol type of a radio.
Rx/Tx Rate at which the AP receives packets

from the STA/Rate at which the AP
sends packets to the STA.
RSSI RSSI of signals received by an AP from

a STA.
VLAN VLAN ID of a STA.

Item Description
IP address IP address of a STA.

This item is displayed only when the
IPv6 function of the STA is disabled.
IPv4 address IPv4 address of a STA.

IPv6 function of the STA is enabled. To
enable the IPv6 function of the STA,
run the sta-ipv6-service enable
command.
IPv6 address IPv6 address of a STA.

IPv6 function of the STA is enabled. To
enable the IPv6 function of the STA,
run the sta-ipv6-service enable
command.
SSID SSID name.
Status Status of a STA. Normal indicates that

the STA is in normal state, and Delay
indicates that the STA is in offline
delay state.
This parameter is available only for
cloud APs.
# Display access information about a specified STA.

<HUAWEI> display station sta-mac b878-2eb4-2689
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Station MAC-address : 00e0-fc12-3456
Station IP-address : 10.2.2.254
: FE80::20E:8EFF:FE04:2DEB
Station gateway : 10.2.2.2
: FE80::2E97:B1FF:FEB0:6A48
Associated SSID : test
Station online time(ddd:hh:mm:ss) : 000:00:03:14
The upstream SNR(dB) : 80.0
The upstream aggregate receive power(dBm) : -28.0
Station connect rate(Mbps) : 61
Station connect channel : 36
Station inactivity time(ddd:hh:mm:ss) : 000:00:00:00
Station current state
Authorized for data transfer : Yes
QoS enabled : Yes
HT rates enabled : Yes
Power save mode enabled : Yes
Auth reference held : No
UAPSD enabled : No
UAPSD triggerable : No
UAPSD SP in progress : No
This is an ATH node : No
WDS workaround req : No
WDS link : No
PMF negotiation : No

Station's HT capability : WQ
Station capabilities :E
Station PMF capabilities : PMFC=0,PMFR=0
Station VHT capabilities
256QAM capabilities : Yes
VHT explicit beamforming capabilities : Yes
MU-MIMO capabilities : Yes
Station HE capabilities
OFDMA capabilities : No
BSS color capabilities : No
Station's RM capabilities
Neighbor Report : Yes
Beacon Passive Measurement : Yes
Beacon Active Measurement : Yes
Beacon Table Measurement : Yes
Station's RSSI(dBm) : -28
Station's radio mode : 11n
Station's AP ID :0
Station's AP Name : area_3
Station's Radio ID :1
Station's Authentication Method : Open
Station's Cipher Type : NO CIPHER
Station's User Name : b8782eb42689
Station's Vlan ID : 22
Station's Channel Band-width : 20MHz
Station's asso BSSID : 00e0-fc12-3457
Station's state : Asso with auth
Station's QoS Mode : WMM
Station's HT Mode : HT20
Station's MCS value :9
Station's NSS value :2
Station's Short GI : nonsupport
Station's roam state : No
HAC CAPWAP IP :-
HAP CAPWAP IP : 10.23.100.1
Supported band : 2.4G/5G
Supported 2.4G channels :-
Supported 5G channels : 36,40,44,48,52,56,60,64
: 149,153,157,161,165
802.11k support : Yes
802.11r support : Yes
802.11v support : No
Station device type : windows
U-APSD list:
-------------------------------------------------------
AC-VI AC-VO AC-BE AC-BK
-------------------------------------------------------
not-support not-support not-support not-support
-------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 9-18 Description of the display station sta-mac sta-mac-address command

output
Item Description
Station MAC-address MAC address of a STA.
Station IP-address IP address of a STA.

Item Description
Station gateway Gateway address of a STA.

NOTE
If the device obtains the STA's gateway
address through DHCP, the parameter
displays as the obtained gateway address;
otherwise, the parameter displays as
0.0.0.0.
Associated SSID SSID of a service set with which a STA

is associated.
Station online time(ddd:hh:mm:ss) Online duration of a STA, in the format

of ddd:hh:mm:ss.
The upstream SNR(dB) SNR of a STA received by an AP, in dB.
The upstream aggregate receive Transmit power of a STA received by

power(dBm) an AP, in dBm.
Station connect rate(Mbps) Connection rate of a STA, in Mbit/s.

Affected by wireless environments,
antenna angles, and other factors, the
actual connection rate of a STA cannot
reach the upper limit.
Station connect channel Channel used by a STA.
Station inactivity time(ddd:hh:mm:ss) Idle duration of a STA, in the format of

ddd:hh:mm:ss.
Station current state Current status of a STA.
Authorized for data transfer Whether a STA is authenticated.
QoS enabled Whether QoS is enabled on a STA.
HT rates enabled Whether 802.11n is enabled on a STA.
Power save mode enabled Whether the power saving mode is

enabled on a STA.
Auth reference held Whether the authentication reference

flag is set.
UAPSD enabled Whether UAPSD is enabled.
UAPSD triggerable UAPSD can be triggered, waiting for a

STA to send a trigger frame to the AP.
UAPSD SP in progress Whether the UAPSD mode is in the

service period (SP).
This is an ATH node Whether the wireless network adapter

uses the Atheros chip.

Item Description
WDS workaround req Whether the AP uses a patch used to

fix bugs of Atheros Owl series chips in
WDS scenarios. This item indicates
whether the AP uses the patch.
WDS link STA that is a node on the WDS link.
PMF negotiation Whether a STA implements the PMF

negotiation.
Station's HT capability HT capability of a STA.

● A: Advanced coding
● W: HT40 channel width
● P: MIMO power save disabled
● Q: Static MIMO power save
● R: Dynamic MIMO power save
● G: Greenfield preamble
● S: Short GI enabled (HT40)
● D: Delayed block ACK
● M: Max A-MSDU size
Station capabilities Capabilities of a STA.

● E: ESS
● I: IBSS
● c: CF Pollable
● C: CF-Poll Request
● P: Privacy
● S: Short Preamble
● B: PBCC
● A: Channel Agility
● s: Short Slot Time
● D: DSSS-OFDM
Station PMF capabilities PMF capability of a STA.
Station VHT capabilities Whether a STA supports 802.11ac.
256QAM capabilities Whether a STA supports 256-QAM.
VHT explicit beamforming capabilities Whether a STA supports 802.11ac

explicit beamforming.
MU-MIMO capabilities Whether a STA supports MU-MIMO.
Station HE capabilities Whether a STA supports 802.11ax.
OFDMA capabilities Whether a STA supports OFDMA.

Item Description
BSS color capabilities Whether a STA supports BSS Color.
Station's RM capabilities Radio management capability of a

STA.
Neighbor Report Whether a STA can obtain information

about neighboring APs.
Beacon Passive Measurement Whether a STA can report information

about neighboring APs in passive
mode.
Beacon Active Measurement Whether a STA can report information

about neighboring APs in active mode.
Beacon Table Measurement Whether a STA can report information

about neighboring APs in Beacon table
mode.
Station's RSSI(dBm) RSSI of signals received by an AP from

a STA, in dBm.
Station's radio mode Radio mode of a STA.
Station's AP ID AP ID associated with a STA.
Station's AP Name Name of the AP which a STA

associates with.
Station's Radio ID Radio ID of a STA.
Station's Authentication Method Authentication mode of a STA.
Station's Cipher Type Encryption mode of a STA.
Station's User Name User name of a STA.
Station's Vlan ID VLAN ID of a STA.
Station's Channel Band-width Channel bandwidth of a STA.
Station's asso BSSID BSSID with which a STA is associated.
Station's state Status of the STA.
Station's QoS Mode QoS mode of the STA.
Station's HT Mode HT mode of the STA.

● HE: 802.11ax
● VHT: 802.11ac
● HT: 802.11n
● -: 802.11a/b/g
Station's MCS value The maximum MCS value of the STA.

Item Description
Station's NSS value NSS value of the STA.

NOTE
The NSS value is displayed for STAs
working only in 802.11ac mode or STAs
working in 802.11n mode and supporting
256-QAM.
Station's Short GI Whether the STA supports the short

GI.
Station's roam state Roaming state of a STA.
HAC CAPWAP IP CAPWAP IP address for inter-AC

communication.
HAP CAPWAP IP CAPWAP IP address for AP access.
Supported band Frequency bands supported by the

STA.
Supported 2.4G channels 2.4 GHz/5 GHz channel set supported

Supported 5G channels by a STA.
NOTE
If - is displayed, possible causes include:
● The AP version is too early to report
channels supported by STAs.
● The STA cannot report the support
channels IE field.
802.11k support Whether a STA supports 802.11k.

Only cloud APs support this parameter.
802.11r support Whether a STA supports 802.11r.

802.11v support Whether a STA supports 802.11v.

Station device type Identified STA type.
U-APSD list U-APSD list.
AC-VI Whether U-APSD takes effect on AC_VI

packets.
AC-VO Whether U-APSD takes effect on

AC_VO packets.
AC-BE Whether U-APSD takes effect on

AC_BE packets.
AC-BK Whether U-APSD takes effect on

AC_BK packets.

9.32 display station offline-record

Function
The display station offline-record command displays STAs' going-offline records.
Format
display station offline-record { all | sta-mac sta-mac }
Parameters
all Displays all STAs' going-offline -

records.
sta-mac sta-mac Displays the going-offline records of a The STA's MAC

specified STA. address must exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
After a STA goes offline, you can use this command to check the reason why the
STA goes offline.
Example
# Display all STAs' going-offline records.
<HUAWEI> display station offline-record all
Reason distribution
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Reason Count Percent
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The STA ages out. 1 14.29%
Other Reasons. 6 85.71%
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total Count: 7
Recent records
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
STA MAC Ap name Rf/WLAN Last record time
Reason
------------------------------------------------------------------------------

00e0-fc3f-3db9 00e0-fc99-9880 1/3 2018-04-18/12:10:26

The STA is deauthenticated.
00e0-fc8e-8fa0 00e0-fc99-9880 0/2 2018-04-18/07:17:40
The STA disassociates with the network.
00e0-fcd2-efc4 00e0-fc99-9880 1/3 2018-04-19/02:34:03
00e0-fc99-9880 1/4 2018-04-18/08:36:35
00e0-fc99-9880 1/4 2018-04-18/08:35:30
AAA cut command
00e0-fcc9-8a72 00e0-fc99-9880 0/2 2018-04-18/06:47:30
00e0-fcb4-1750 00e0-fc99-9880 0/2 2018-04-18/14:06:41
The STA ages out.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total stations: 5 Total records: 7
Table 9-19 Description of the display station offline-record command output

Item Description
Reason distribution Distribution of reasons of STAs going

offline.
Count Number of times that a reason is

displayed.
Percent Percentage of a reason.
Recent records Recent reason records of STAs' going-

offline.
STA MAC MAC address of a STA.
Ap name Name of the AP from which STAs go

offline.
Radio ID/WLAN ID ID of the radio or WLAN ID of the VAP

from which a STA goes offline.
Last record time Time when the STA went offline last
time.
Reason Reason why the STA went offline.

For troubleshooting methods, see A
STA Goes Offline Unexpectedly in the
Troubleshooting Insights.
Total stations Total number of STAs.
Total records Total number of STA offline records.
9.33 display station online-fail-record

Function
The display station online-fail-record command displays records of STAs' failures
to go online.

Format
display station online-fail-record { all | sta-mac sta-mac-address }
Parameters
all Displays going-online failure records of -

all STAs.
sta-mac sta- Displays online failure records of the STA The STA's MAC
mac-address with the specified MAC address. address must exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
If a STA fails to go online, you can run the command to check the failure reason,
which helps locate the fault.
After the number of records of STAs' failures to go online reaches the maximum
that can be stored, new records overwrite existing ones.
Example
# Display online failure records of all STAs.
<HUAWEI> display station online-fail-record all
Reason distribution
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Reason Count Percent
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The key is incorrect or the STA uses the cached PMK. 1 100.00%
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total Count: 1
Recent records
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
STA MAC Ap name Rf/WLAN Last record time
Reason
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
00e0-fc12-3456 area_11 0/1 2018-04-11/15:53:18
The key is incorrect or the STA uses the cached PMK.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total stations: 1 Total records: 1

Table 9-20 Description of the display station online-fail-record command output

Item Description
Reason distribution Distribution of STA going-online

failure reasons.
Count Number of times that a reason is

displayed.
Percent Percentage of a reason.
Recent records Recent records of reasons for the STA's

failures to go online.
Radio ID/WLAN ID Radio/VAP to which the STA fails to

connect.
STA MAC MAC address of the STA that fails to

go online.
Ap name Name of the AP on which the STA fails

to go online.
Last record time Last time when the STA failed to go

online.
Reason Reason for the STA's failure to go

online. For details about STA online
failure reasons and handling
suggestions, see Table 9-21.
For troubleshooting methods, see STAs
Fail to Associate with a WLAN.
Table 9-21 STAs' going-online failure reasons and handling suggestions

Reason Why a STA Fails to Go Handling Suggestion
Online
STA authentication times out. Reassociate the STA with the network.
If this fault persists, contact technical
support personnel.
Invalid association request packet. Reassociate the STA with the network.
If this fault persists, the STA may be
incompatible. Contact technical
support personnel.
The encryption mode is inconsistent Check whether the encryption mode is

on the STA and AP. consistent on the STA and AP.
Authentication fails in the association Reassociate the STA with the network.
stage. If this fault persists, contact technical
support personnel.


Online
The STA is not authenticated. Reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
The AP does not support the rate set Reassociate the STA with the network
specified in the association request or modify the basic rate set in the
packet of the STA. radio profile.
The encryption algorithm is Check whether the encryption

inconsistent on the STA and AP. algorithm is consistent on the STA and
AP.
Failed to decrypt the challenge packet. Reassociate the STA with the network
or check whether the STA works
properly. If this fault persists, contact
technical support personnel.
Access from legacy STAs is denied. Check whether the configuration for
denying access of legacy STAs is
required. To modify this configuration,
run the undo legacy-station disable
command to permit access of legacy
STAs.
The number of STAs exceeds the Expand the network capacity or retain
physical specifications allowed by the the current configuration as required.
AP.
The WMM capability of the STA and Check whether WMM is forcibly
VAP does not match. enabled in the radio profile or check
the specified configuration of the STA.
STAs have a compatibility Check whether the STA works properly.

issue(Incorrect network type flag If so, reassociate the terminal with the
carried by STAs) . network. If this fault persists, contact
STAs have a compatibility issue(STAs Check whether the STA supports the
do not support short timeslots). 802.11g protocol.
STAs have a compatibility issue(STAs Check whether the STA supports the
do not support DFS.) 802.11h protocol.
The number of associated STAs Expand the WLAN capacity.

exceeds the maximum allowed by the
AC.
The STA is not in the global whitelist. Check whether the STA needs to be
added to the global whitelist.
The STA is in the global blacklist. Check whether the STA needs to be
added to the global blacklist.


Online
The STA is not in the VAP's whitelist. Check whether the STA needs to be
added to the VAP's whitelist.
The STA is in the VAP's blacklist. Check whether the STA needs to be
added to the VAP's blacklist.
The STA associates with a heavily Check whether the load balancing
loaded radio. configuration is proper.
The STA is in the dynamic blacklist. View the attack record to check
whether the STA is an attacker.
The association or reassociation Reassociate the STA with the network.

packet check fails. If this fault persists, contact technical
support personnel.
The number of users exceeds the Expand the network capacity or run
maximum allowed on the VAP defined the max-sta-number command to
by the AC. increase the maximum number of STAs
associated with the VAP.
The Navi AC status is abnormal. Check the configuration and the

network to Navi AC.
VAP configurations on the Local AC Check the VAP configurations on the

and Navi AC are different. Local AC and Navi AC. Check items are
as follows:
● STA authentication access mode.
● SSID.
The number of associated STAs Expand the WLAN capacity.

exceeds the maximum specifications
of the Navi AC.
Failed to check the configuration Please contact technical support

during STA association. personnel.
Batch backup is in progress. STA access Reassociate the STA with the network.
is denied. If this fault persists, contact technical
support personnel.
STA access failed due to other reasons. Reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
Reassociation denied. No action is required.
During roaming association, the SSID Check whether the SSID is the same
is inconsistent with that before before and after roaming. If this fault
roaming. persists, contact technical support
personnel.


Online
During roaming association, the Check whether the authentication

authentication mode is inconsistent mode is the same before and after
with that before roaming. roaming. If this fault persists, contact
During roaming association, the STA Reassociate the STA with the network.
status is abnormal. If this fault persists, contact technical
support personnel.
The STA fails the roaming check due Reassociate the STA with the network.
to other reasons. If this fault persists, contact technical
support personnel.
The STA uses a static IP address. Check whether the static IP address is
configured by the user. If so, configure
the STA to dynamically obtain an IP
address.
The STA's SNR is below the user CAC Check whether the SNR-based user
threshold. CAC threshold is properly set. To
modify this threshold, run the uac
client-snr threshold command and
reassociate the STA with the WLAN.
Alternatively, determine the STA
location and provide coverage to the
location.
The number of STAs exceeds the UAC Check whether the CAC threshold
threshold of the radio. based on the number of users is
properly set. To modify this threshold,
run the uac client-number threshold
command and reassociate the STA
with the WLAN.
The channel utilization of the radio Check whether the user CAC threshold
has reached the upper threshold. based on the channel utilization is
properly set. To modify this threshold,
run the uac channel-utilization
threshold command and reassociate
the STA with the WLAN.
The number of STAs exceeds the Configure load balancing or expand

maximum allowed by the AP. the network capacity.
The number of STAs exceeds the Increase the maximum number of

maximum allowed in the VAP reported users on the VAP or expand the WLAN
by the AP. capacity.
The STA does not send an Reassociate the STA with the network.
authentication request before If this fault persists, contact technical
associating with the network. support personnel.


Online
Exceeded the maximum number of Expand the WLAN capacity.

users on the central AP.
Authentication fails. Reassociate the STA with the network.

support personnel.
The encryption mode used by STAs is Check the encryption modes used by
different from that used by the VAP. STAs and the VAP.
The possible cause is that the STA Reassociate the STA with the network.
configuration is incorrect, the signal If this fault persists, contact technical
quality on the air interface is low, or support personnel.
the AC forces the STA to reassociate
with the network to ensure
uninterrupted STA services.
The client capability does not match. The client capability does not meet the
requirements. Upgrade the client
version or Wi-Fi version.
Compatibility problems exist on the Upgrade the STA version or Wi-Fi

wireless client. (The HT capability module version, or run the undo
carried by the client is incorrect). legacy-station disable command to
permit access of non-HT STAs.
The client access is restricted To allow a wireless client to access a

temporarily. better AP, temporarily restrict the client
to access this AP. It is normal if the
terminal can connect to a better AP. If
a client fails to connect to an AP for
multiple consecutive times, check
whether APs need to be added.
Received an Authentication frame with Reassociate the STA with the network.
authentication transaction sequence If this fault persists, contact technical
number out of expected sequence. support personnel.
Invalid RSNE capabilities. Forget the network and reassociate the

STA with the network. If this fault
persists, contact technical support
personnel.
Cipher suite rejected because of Check whether the encryption mode

security policy. and key configurations on the wireless
terminal are correct. If this fault
personnel.


Online
Invalid pairwise master key Forget the network and reassociate the
identifier(PMKID). STA with the network. If this fault
personnel.
Invalid group cipher. Forget the network and reassociate the

personnel.
Invalid pairwise cipher. Forget the network and reassociate the

personnel.
Invalid MDE. Forget the network and reassociate the

personnel.
Invalid FTE. Forget the network and reassociate the

personnel.
Others reason. Contact technical support personnel.
The key is incorrect or the STA uses Check whether the key is correct or
the cached PMK. reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
Failed to receive the handshake packet Check whether the key is correct or
(2/4) from the STA. reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
Failed to receive the handshake packet Check whether the key is correct or
(4/4) from the STA. reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
802.11r EAPOL Msg 2/4 did not Check whether the station has some
contain R1 name. compatibility problems and please
disable dot1x reauthenticate when
enable 802.11r. If this fault persists,
contact technical support personnel.
Key negotiation fails(the length of the Verify that the correct password is
key data is invalid). entered on the STA. If this fault
personnel.


Online
key data(2/4) is invalid). entered on the STA. If this fault
personnel.
key data(4/4) is invalid). entered on the STA. If this fault
personnel.
Key negotiation fails(fail to send the Verify that the correct password is
handshake packet). entered on the STA. If this fault
personnel.
The MAC address of the access user is Run the display wlan ppsk-user all
different from that configured for the command to check whether a PPSK
PPSK account. account allows the access from this
MAC address. If so, use this PPSK
account for access. If not, configure a
PPSK account mapping this MAC
address and use the new PPSK account
for access.
The PPSK account does not exist. Run the display wlan ppsk-user all
command to check whether any PPSK
account maps the access SSID. If not,
create the PPSK account and bind it to
the SSID.
The number of PPSK users exceeds the Run the display wlan ppsk-user all
maximum value. command to query the maximum
number of access users supported by
the PPSK account, and then modify the
maximum number of access users as
required.
The PPSK account expires. Run the display wlan ppsk-user all
command to check the timeout period
of the PPSK account, and change it to
a valid time.
Key negotiation fails (message 2/4 Check whether the key is correct or
processing error). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
support personnel.


Online
support personnel.
Key negotiation fails (start unicast Check whether the key is correct or
negotiation fails because of incorrect reassociate the STA with the network.
input parameters). If this fault persists, contact technical
support personnel.
Key negotiation fails (start multicast Check whether the key is correct or
negotiation fails because of incorrect reassociate the STA with the network.
input parameters). If this fault persists, contact technical
support personnel.
authentication mode or encryption reassociate the STA with the network.
type mismatch). If this fault persists, contact technical
support personnel.
authentication mode or encryption reassociate the STA with the network.
type mismatch). If this fault persists, contact technical
support personnel.
Key negotiation fails (invalid length of Check whether the key is correct or
the message 2/2). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
WPA data packets). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
support personnel.
support personnel.
Key negotiation fails (mismatched Check whether the key is correct or

packet descriptor of the message 2/4). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.


Online

support personnel.

support personnel.
the message 4/4 packet key). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
the message 2/2 packet key). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
Key negotiation fails (invalid key Check whether the key is correct or
information in the message 2/4 reassociate the STA with the network.
packet). If this fault persists, contact technical
support personnel.
support personnel.
support personnel.
handshake status mismatch). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
support personnel.
support personnel.


Online
Key negotiation fails (invalid number Check whether the key is correct or
of message 2/4 replay times). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
support personnel.
support personnel.
MIC verification failure). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
MIC verification failure). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
Key negotiation fails (packet length Check whether the key is correct or
calculation failure). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
Key negotiation fails (the EAP packet Check whether the key is correct or
length is 0). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
Key negotiation fails (the EAP packet Check whether the key is correct or
is too long). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
Key negotiation fails (the key body Check whether the key is correct or
length of EAP packets is 0). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
the EAP packet key). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.


Online
Key negotiation fails (incorrect EAP Check whether the key is correct or
packet descriptor). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
Key negotiation fails (invalid EAP Check whether the key is correct or
packet type). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
Key negotiation fails (PMK parse Check whether the key is correct or
failure). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
Key negotiation fails (mismatch Check whether the key is correct or

between the PMK and PMKR1Name). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
Key negotiation fails (the type is not Check whether the key is correct or
FTIE). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
Key negotiation fails (invalid FTIE Check whether the key is correct or
length). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.

between Anonce and FTIE). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.

between Snonce and FTIE). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
Key negotiation fails (MIC generation Check whether the key is correct or
failure). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
Key negotiation fails (failure to modify Check whether the key is correct or
the rsnie field). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.


Online
Key negotiation fails (failure to fill Check whether the key is correct or
FTIE data). reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
WAPI authentication times out. Check the network quality or

reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
WAPI authentication fails. Reassociate the STA with the network.

support personnel.
Re-authentication fails (re- Check the intermediate network

authentication failure). between the AP and AC or reassociate
the STA with the network. If this fault
personnel.
Re-authentication fails (failure to fill Reassociate the STA with the network.
the start negotiation message). If this fault persists, contact technical
support personnel.
Re-authentication fails (start Reassociate the STA with the network.

negotiation failure). If this fault persists, contact technical
support personnel.
Authentication fails (authentication Reassociate the STA with the network.

failure). If this fault persists, contact technical
support personnel.
Authentication fails (failure to fill the Reassociate the STA with the network.
start negotiation message). If this fault persists, contact technical
support personnel.
Authentication fails (start negotiation Reassociate the STA with the network.
failure). If this fault persists, contact technical
support personnel.
Authentication fails (failure to receive Reassociate the STA with the network.
EAP key packets). If this fault persists, contact technical
support personnel.
Authentication fails (MAC address Reassociate the STA with the network.
authentication processing error). If this fault persists, contact technical
support personnel.
Authentication fails (MAC address Reassociate the STA with the network.
authentication failure). If this fault persists, contact technical
support personnel.


Online
The authentication request times out. Reassociate the STA with the network.
support personnel.
Key negotiation fails (WPA key Verify that the correct password is
negotiation failure). entered on the STA. If this fault
personnel.
Key negotiation fails (access security Verify that the correct password is
processing failure). entered on the STA. If this fault
personnel.
Key negotiation fails. Reassociate the STA with the network.

support personnel.
9.34 display station statistics

Function
The display station statistics command displays statistics information about
STAs.
Format
display station statistics [ sta-mac sta-mac-address ]
Parameters
sta-mac sta- Displays statistics information about a The STA's MAC

mac-address STA with a specified MAC address. address must exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario

When you run the display station statistics command to check statistics
information about STAs,
● If no parameter is specified, statistics information about all STAs associated
with the device is displayed.
● If sta-mac is specified, the number of packets exchanged between the
specified STA and device and the corresponding rate are displayed.
Prerequisites
To view statistics information about STAs based on sta-mac, ensure that the STA
has been associated with an AP.
Example
# Display statistics information about all STAs.
<HUAWEI> display station statistics
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Successful associations on the AC :0
AC authentication failures due to a password error :0
AC authentication failures due to an invalid algorithm :0
AC authentication failures due to timeout :0
AC authentication failures due to rejection :0
AC authentication failures due to other reasons :0
STAs supporting neighbor report :0
STAs supporting beacon report :0
Beacon passive measurement :0
Beacon active measurement :0
Beacon table measurement :0
2.4G-only STAs :0
5G-only STAs :0
Dual-band STAs :0
Online STAs :0
STAs associated with 2.4G band :0
STAs associated with 5G band :0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 9-22 Description of the display station statistics command output
Item Description
Successful associations on the AC Total number of successful link

authentications on the AC. Every time
a STA initiates a link authentication
request and passes the authentication,
the counter is incremented by 1. If the
same STA initiates multiple
authentication requests and passes all
authentications, the counter is
incremented cumulatively.
AC authentication failures due to a Number of authentication failures due

password error to the incorrect password.
AC authentication failures due to an Number of authentication failures due

invalid algorithm to the invalid authentication
algorithm.
AC authentication failures due to Number of authentication failures due

timeout to timeout.

Item Description
AC authentication failures due to Number of authentication failures due

rejection to rejected access to the AC.
AC authentication failures due to other Number of authentication failures due

reasons to other reasons.
STAs supporting neighbor report Number of STAs that can obtain

information about neighboring APs.
STAs supporting beacon report Number of STAs that can report

information about neighboring APs
through the Beacon Report
mechanism.
Beacon passive measurement Number of STAs that can report

information about neighboring APs in
passive mode.
Beacon active measurement Number of STAs that can report

active mode.
Beacon table measurement Number of STAs that can report

Beacon table mode.
2.4G-only STAs Number of STAs that support only the

2.4 GHz band.
5G-only STAs Number of STAs that support only the

5 GHz band.
Dual-band STAs Number of STAs that support dual

bands.
Online STAs Number of online STAs.
STAs associated with 2.4G band Number of STAs associated with the
2.4 GHz band. The number of STAs of
different types is displayed, including
802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n 20 MHz,
and 802.11n 40 MHz STAs.
STAs associated with 5G band Number of STAs associated with the 5

GHz band. The number of STAs of
different types is displayed, including
802.11a, 802.11n 20 MHz, 802.11n 40
MHz, 802.11ac 20 MHz, 802.11ac 40
MHz, 802.11ac 80 MHz, and 802.11ac
160 MHz STAs.
# Display statistics information about a STA with MAC address 0011-2233-4455.

<HUAWEI> display station statistics sta-mac 0011-2233-4455
-----------------------------------------------------------------

Packets sent to the station :7

Packets received from the station : 40
Bytes sent to the station : 1170
Bytes received from the station : 3911
Wireless data rate sent to the station(kbps) :0
Wireless data rate received from the station(kbps) : 0
Trigger roam total :0
Trigger roam failed :0
STA power save percent : 0%
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 9-23 Description of the display station statistics sta-mac sta-mac-address

command output
Item Description
Packets sent to the station Number of packets sent to the STA.
Packets received from the station Number of packets sent by the STA.
Bytes sent to the station Number of bytes sent to the STA.
Bytes received from the station Number of bytes sent by the STA.
Wireless data rate sent to the Rate at which packets are sent to the
station(kbps) STA, in kbit/s.
Wireless data rate received from the Rate at which packets are received
station(kbps) from the STA, in kbit/s.
Trigger roam total Total number of smart roaming times.
Trigger roam failed Number of smart roaming failures.
STA power save percent Percentage of power saved on the STA.
9.35 display vap

Function
The display vap command displays information about service VAPs.
Format
display vap { all | ssid ssid }
Parameters
ssid ssid Displays information about service VAPs The SSID must exist.
of a specified SSID.
all Displays information about all service -

VAPs.

Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run the display vap command to view information about service VAPs.
Example
# Display information about all service VAPs.
<HUAWEI> display vap all
WID : WLAN ID
---------------------------------------------------------------------
AP MAC RfID WID BSSID Status Auth type STA SSID
---------------------------------------------------------------------
00bc-da3f-e900 0 3 00BC-DA3F-E902 ON Open 0 GUEST-WLAN
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1
Table 9-24 Description of the display vap command output

Item Description
AP MAC MAC address of the AP.
RfID Radio ID.
WID WLAN ID of a VAP.
SSID SSID name.
BSSID MAC address of a VAP.
Status Current status of a VAP.

● ON: The VAP service is enabled.
● OFF: The VAP service is disabled.
Auth type Authentication mode of a VAP.
STA Number of terminals connected to a

VAP.

9.36 display vap-profile

Function
The display vap-profile command displays configuration and reference
information about VAP profiles.
Format
display vap-profile { all | name profile-name }
Parameters
all Displays information about all VAP -

profiles.
name profile- Displays information about a specified The VAP profile

name VAP profile. must exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run this command to check configuration and reference information
about VAP profiles.
Example
# Display information about all VAP profiles.
<HUAWEI> display vap-profile all
STA U/D : Rate limit client up/down
VAP U/D : Rate limit VAP up/down
BR2G/5G : Beacon 2.4G/5G rate
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name Type VLAN AuthType STA U/D(Kbps) VAP U/D(Kbps) BR2G/5G(Mbps) Reference
SSID
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
default service VLAN 1 Open -/- -/- 1/6 0 HUAWEI-WLAN
vap-profile1 service VLAN 1 Open -/- -/- 1/6 0 HUAWEI-WLAN
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 2

Table 9-25 Description of the display vap-profile all command output
Item Description
Name VAP profile name.
Type VAP profile type.

● service
● service-backup auth-server-down
VLAN Service VLAN ID.
AuthType User authentication mode.
STA U/D(Kbps) Uplink/downlink rate limit of a single

STA.
VAP U/D(Kbps) Uplink/downlink rate limit of all STAs

on a specified VAP.
BR2G/5G(Mbps) Rate at which 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz

Beacon frames are sent.
Reference Number of times a VAP profile is

referenced.
SSID SSID profile referenced by a VAP

profile.
# Display information about the VAP profile default.

<HUAWEI> display vap-profile name default
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Profile ID :-
Service mode : enable
Type : service
Service VLAN ID :1
Permit VLAN ID :-
Auto off service switch : disable
Auto off starttime :-
Auto off endtime :-
Auto off time-range :-
Auto off track link : disable
STA access mode : disable
STA blacklist profile :
STA whitelist profile :
Band steer : enable
Sta network detect : enable
Learn client IPv4 address : enable
Learn client DHCP strict : disable
Learn client DHCP blacklist : disable
IP source check : disable
ARP anti-attack check : disable
DHCP option82 insert : disable
DHCP option82 remote id format : insert AP-MAC
MAC format : default
DHCP option82 circuit id format : insert AP-MAC
MAC format : default
Anti attack flood
ARP flood switch : enable
ARP flood STA rate threshold :4

ARP flood blacklist : disable

ND flood switch : enable
ND flood STA rate threshold :8
ND flood blacklist : disable
IGMP flood switch : enable
IGMP flood STA rate threshold :4
IGMP flood blacklist : disable
DHCP flood switch : enable
DHCP flood STA rate threshold :4
DHCP flood blacklist : disable
DHCPv6 flood switch : enable
DHCPv6 flood STA rate threshold :4
DHCPv6 flood blacklist : disable
mDNS flood switch : enable
mDNS flood STA rate threshold :4
mDNS flood blacklist : disable
Other broadcast flood switch : enable
Other broadcast flood STA rate threshold : 10
Other broadcast flood blacklist : disable
Other multicast flood switch : enable
Other multicast flood STA rate threshold : 10
Other multicast flood blacklist : disable
SSID profile : default
Security profile : default
Traffic profile : default
Authentication profile :
Hotspot2.0 profile :
User profile :
Keep service : disable
Keep service allow new access : disable
Keep service allow new access no auth : disable
Defence profile :
-------------------------------------------------------
Table 9-26 Description of the display vap-profile name command output

Item Description
Profile ID VAP profile ID.
Service mode Whether the VAP service is enabled.

service-mode disable command.
Type VAP type.

● service: service type
● auth-server-down: authentication-
server-down backup service type
type (VAP profile view) command.
Service VLAN ID Service VLAN ID.

service-vlan (VAP profile view)
command.
Permit VLAN ID VLAN from which packets are allowed

to pass through when the
authorization VLAN verification

Item Description
Auto off service switch Whether the scheduled VAP auto-off

Auto off starttime Start time for scheduled VAP auto-off.

Auto off endtime End time for scheduled VAP auto-off.

Auto off time-range Time range for scheduled VAP auto-

off.
Auto off track link Whether to automatically disable VAPs

upon disconnection of the uplink of a
cloud AP. After this function is enabled
through the SDN controller, the SSID is
automatically disabled when the
uplink of the cloud AP is disconnected.
STA access mode STA access control mode.

sta-access-mode command.
STA blacklist profile STA blacklist profile.

STA whitelist profile STA whitelist profile.

Band steer Whether the band steering function is

enabled.
band-steer disable command.
Sta network detect Whether to forcibly disconnect STAs

without traffic.
sta-network-detect disable
command.

Item Description
Learn client IPv4 address Whether STA IPv4 address learning is

enabled.
learn-client-address disable (VAP
profile view) command.
Learn client DHCP strict Whether strict STA IP address learning

through DHCP is enabled.
learn-client-address dhcp-strict
command.
Learn client DHCP blacklist Whether to add STAs with bogus IP

addresses to a dynamic blacklist.
learn-client-address dhcp-strict
command.
IP source check Whether IPSG is enabled.

To configure this parameter, run the ip
source check user-bind enable
command.
ARP anti-attack check Whether DAI is enabled.

arp anti-attack check user-bind
enable command.
DHCP option82 insert Whether to enable APs to add the

Option 82 field to DHCP packets sent
by STAs.
dhcp option82 insert enable
command.
DHCP option82 remote id format Format of the remote-ID in the Option

82 field added to DHCP packets sent
by STAs.
dhcp option82 format (VAP profile
view) command.
DHCP option82 circuit id format Format of the circuit-ID in the Option

82 field added to DHCP packets sent
by STAs.
view) command.

Item Description
MAC format Format of the AP MAC address in the

Option 82 field.
view) command.
User defined text User-defined format of Option 82's

suboptions in DHCP packets sent by
STAs.
view) command.
Anti attack flood Flood detection and prevention.
ARP flood switch Whether ARP flood detection is

enabled.
● enable
● disable
anti-attack flood disable command.
ARP flood STA rate threshold Rate threshold for ARP flood detection.
anti-attack flood sta-rate-threshold
command.
ARP flood blacklist Whether the ARP flood blacklist

● enable
● disable
anti-attack flood blacklist enable
command.
ND flood switch Whether ND flood detection is

enabled.
● enable
● disable
ND flood STA rate threshold Rate threshold for ND flood detection.

command.

Item Description
ND flood blacklist Whether the ND flood blacklist

● enable
● disable
command.
IGMP flood switch Whether IGMP flood detection is

enabled.
● enable
● disable
IGMP flood STA rate threshold Rate threshold for IGMP flood
detection.
command.
IGMP flood blacklist Whether the IGMP flood blacklist

● enable
● disable
command.
DHCP flood switch Whether DHCP flood detection is

enabled.
● enable
● disable
DHCP flood STA rate threshold Rate threshold for DHCP flood
detection.
command.

Item Description
DHCP flood blacklist Whether the DHCP flood blacklist

command.
● enable
● disable
DHCPv6 flood switch Whether DHCPv6 flood detection is

enabled.
● enable
● disable
DHCPv6 flood STA rate threshold Rate threshold for DHCPv6 flood
detection.
command.
DHCPv6 flood blacklist Whether the DHCPv6 flood blacklist

● enable
● disable
command.
mDNS flood switch Whether mDNS flood detection is

enabled.
● enable
● disable
mDNS flood STA rate threshold Rate threshold for mDNS flood
detection.
command.

Item Description
mDNS flood blacklist Whether the mDNS flood blacklist

● enable
● disable
command.
Other broadcast flood switch Whether the flood detection function

is enabled for broadcast packets other
than ARP, DHCP, DHCPv6, and ND
packets.
● enable
● disable
Other broadcast flood STA rate Rate threshold for flood detection of
threshold broadcast packets other than ARP,
DHCP, DHCPv6, and ND packets.
command.
Other broadcast flood blacklist Whether the flood blacklist function is

enabled for broadcast packets other
than ARP, DHCP, DHCPv6, and ND
packets.
● enable
● disable
command.
Other multicast flood switch Whether the flood detection function

is enabled for multicast packets other
than IGMP and mDNS packets.
● enable
● disable
Other multicast flood STA rate Rate threshold for flood detection of
threshold multicast packets other than IGMP
and mDNS packets.
command.

Item Description
Other multicast flood blacklist Whether the flood blacklist function is

enabled for multicast packets other
than IGMP and mDNS packets.
● enable
● disable
command.
SSID profile Name of the SSID profile referenced by

a VAP profile.
ssid-profile (VAP profile view)
command.
Security profile Name of the security profile

referenced by a VAP profile.
security-profile (VAP profile view)
command.
Traffic profile Name of the traffic profile referenced

by a VAP profile.
traffic-profile (VAP profile view)
command.
Authentication profile Name of the authentication profile

authentication-profile (VAP profile
view) command.
Hotspot2.0 profile Name of the Hotspot2.0 profile

hotspot2-profile (VAP profile view)
command.
User profile Name of the user profile referenced by

a VAP profile.
user-profile (VAP profile view)
command.
Defence profile Name of the attack defense profile

referenced by an AP profile.

Item Description
Bonjour through Whether Bonjour transparent

transmission is enabled.
Navi-AC service vlan check Whether service VLAN check on the

Navi AC is enabled.
navi-ac service-vlan-check enable
command.
9.37 display wlan config-errors

Function
The display wlan config-errors command displays WLAN configuration errors.
Format
display wlan config-errors
Parameters
None
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run this command to check WLAN configuration errors.
Example
# Display WLAN configuration errors.
<HUAWEI> display wlan config-errors
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Profile Error
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
vap-profile 1 The authentication type specifie
d in the authentication-profile 1 does not match that in the security-profile 1.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1

Table 9-27 Description of the display wlan config-errors command output

Item Description
Profile Profile name.
Error Cause of a configuration error.
9.38 display station online-track

Function
The display station online-track command displays online time information
about a STA.
Format
display station online-track sta-mac-address
Parameters
sta-mac- Displays online time information about The specified MAC

address the STA with a specified MAC address. address must exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run this command to view online time information about a STA.
Example
# Display online time information about a specified STA.
<HUAWEI> display station online-track 00e0-fc08-9abf
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Event Event Start(hh:mm:ss) Event End(hh:mm:ss) Cost(ms)
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Association 14:20:28 14:20:28 10
Auth 14:20:28 14:20:30 2240
WPA 14:20:30 14:20:31 330
DHCP 14:20:31 14:20:31 10
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total cost: 2590ms

Table 9-28 Description of the display station online-track sta-mac-address

command output
Item Description
Event Event type. The values are as follows:

● Association: STA association
● Auth: STA authentication
● WPA: WAPI key negotiation
● DHCP: STAs obtaining IP addresses
through DHCP
Event Start(hh:mm:ss) Time when the event starts.
Event End(hh:mm:ss) Time when the event ends.
Cost(ms) Duration of the event.
Total cost Total duration of all events.
9.39 display vap create-fail-record

Function
The display vap create-fail-record command displays records about VAP creation
failures.
Format
display vap create-fail-record { ap-mac ap-mac | all }
Parameters
ap-mac ap- Displays records about VAP creation The AP's MAC
mac failures on an AP with the specified MAC address must exist.
address.
all Displays records about VAP creation -

failures on all APs.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level

Usage Guidelines
You can run the display vap create-fail-record command to check records about
VAP creation failures.
Example
# Display all records about VAP creation failures.
<HUAWEI> display vap create-fail-record all
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AP MAC Rf/WLAN Profile Name
VAP Type Reason
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
00e0-fc76-e360 0/4 1
Service Preshared key is not configured.
00e0-fc76-e370 1/4 1
00e0-fc76-e360 0/6 1
00e0-fc76-e370 1/6 1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total records: 4
Table 9-29 Description of the display vap create-fail-record all command output
Item Description
AP MAC MAC address of an AP.
Rf/WLAN Radio ID/WLAN ID.
Profile Name VAP profile name.
VAP Type VAP type, including:

● Service: Service VAP
● Mesh: Mesh VAP
Reason Reason why the VAP fails to be

created. Table 9-30 describes detailed
reasons.
Table 9-30 Reasons for VAP creation failures

Reason for VAP Remarks Suggestion
Creation Failures
The VAPs using WEP - Check the configuration

encryption on an AP of the VAP profile or
cannot use the same key security profile.
ID.


Creation Failures
Invalid WEP key index. - Check whether the

security profile is
configured correctly.
Preshared key is not - Configure a pre-shared

configured. key.
Only one management - Delete the management

VAP profile can be VAP that has been
bound. configured.
The bridge is enabled. WLAN IDs 13 and 14 are Select another WLAN ID
Please undo first. used to set up a WDS or delete the WDS
bridge. Select other configuration.
WLAN IDs or delete the
WDS configuration.
WLAN ID(16) is used. WLAN ID 16 is used to Select another WLAN ID

Please undo first. set up a Mesh link. or delete the Mesh
Select another WLAN ID configuration.
or delete the Mesh
configuration.
Only one temporary - Delete the offline

management vap-profile management VAP that
can be bound to an AP. has been configured.
The current country code - Change the country

does not support 5GHz code, or do not create a
frequency band. 5 GHz VAP.
The current country code - Change the country

does not support 2.4GHz code, or do not create a
frequency band. 2.4 GHz VAP.
The AP type does not - Delete unused VAPs.

support the wlan id.
This AP type does not - Replace the AP with one

support WDS function. supporting WDS.
This AP type does not - Replace the AP with one

support Mesh function. supporting Mesh.
The number of VAPs has - Delete excess VAPs.

reached the upper limit.
The AP does not support - Change the AP, or do not

5GHz frequency band. create a 5 GHz VAP.
The AP does not support - Change the AP, or do not

2.4GHz frequency band. create a 2.4 GHz VAP.


Creation Failures
The AP does not support - Replace the AP with one

802.1X+WEP. in compliance with
802.11ac Wave 2.
The number of VAPs has - Reduce the number of

reached the card specific. VAPs on a card, or
enable the AP to go
online on another card
of the switch and create
VAPs.
The AP in this version - Upgrade the AP to

does not support PPSK V200R010C00 or later.
authentication.
The AP in this version - Upgrade the AP to

does not support Navi- V200R010C00 or later.
AC VAPs.
Unknown reason, error - Contact technical

code is 0x%x. support personnel.
The number of WDS - Delete redundant WDS

VAPs has reached the VAPs.
upper limit.
The number of Mesh - Delete redundant Mesh

VAPs has reached the VAPs.
upper limit.
The frequency band of - Change the country

this radio is inconsistent code, or do not create a
with that supported by VAP for the current
the current country code. radio.
9.40 display vap-service-backup auth-server-down

Function
The display vap-service-backup auth-server-down command displays the status
of an authentication-server-down backup service VAP.
Format
display vap-service-backup auth-server-down [ vap-profile profile-name ]

Parameters
vap-profile profile- Specifies the name of a VAP The VAP profile name
name profile. must exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run this command to check the status of an authentication-server-down
backup service VAP.
Example
# Display the status of an authentication-server-down backup service VAP.
<HUAWEI> display vap-service-backup auth-server-down
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Vap-profile VapSwitch Mode Radius-template RadiusState
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
vap-1 ON Auto Radius-1 Down
vap-2 ON Manual Radius-2 Down
vap-3 OFF Manual Radius-3 Up
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total:3
Table 9-31 Description of the display vap-service-backup auth-server-down

command output
Item Description
Vap-profile Name of a VAP profile.
VapSwitch Status of the authentication-server-

down backup service VAP.
Mode Trigger mode of the authentication-

server-down backup service VAP.
Radius-template Name of a RADIUS server template.
RadiusState Status of the RADIUS server.

9.41 dot11a basic-rate

Function
The dot11a basic-rate command configures a basic rate set of the 802.11a
protocol in a 5G radio profile.
The undo dot11a basic-rate command restores the default basic rate set of the
802.11a protocol in a 5G radio profile.
By default, a basic rate set of the 802.11a protocol in a 5G radio profile includes
rates 6 Mbps, 12 Mbps, and 24 Mbps.
Format
dot11a basic-rate { dot11a-rate-value &<1-8> | all }
undo dot11a basic-rate
Parameters
dot11a-rate-value Specifies an 802.11a Enumerated type:

basic rate set. ● 6: 6 Mbps
● 9: 9 Mbps
● 12: 12 Mbps
● 18: 18 Mbps
● 24: 24 Mbps
● 36: 36 Mbps
● 48: 48 Mbps
● 54: 54 Mbps
all Supports all basic rates. -
Views
5G radio profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
The rates specified in the basic rate set must be supported by both the AP and
STA; otherwise, the STA cannot associate with the AP. For example, if you

configure the basic rate set to contain rates 6 Mbps and 9 Mbps and deliver the
configuration to an AP, only STAs supporting the two rates can associate with the
AP. The AP and STA select a rate from the basic rate set or the supported rate set
to transmit packets.
After you run this command to configure a basic rate set in a radio profile, bind
the radio profile to an AP radio interface. If a STA associates with the AP in
802.11a mode, the STA must support all rates specified by the basic rate set;
otherwise, the STA cannot associate with the AP.
Precautions
This configuration applies only to STAs associated with an AP in 802.11a mode but
does not take effect on STAs associated with the AP in other modes.
The basic rate set and supported rate set cannot be empty simultaneously.
Example
# Configure the 802.11a basic rate set to contain rates 6 Mbps and 9 Mbps in the
5G radio profile default.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-5g-prof-default] dot11a basic-rate 6 9
9.42 dot11a supported-rate

Function
The dot11a supported-rate command configures a supported rate set of the
802.11a protocol in a 5G radio profile.
The undo dot11a supported-rate command restores the default supported rate
set of the 802.11a protocol in a 5G radio profile.
By default, the supported rate set of the 802.11a protocol in a 5G radio profile
includes rates 6 Mbps, 9 Mbps, 12 Mbps, 18 Mbps, 24 Mbps, 36 Mbps, 48 Mbps,
and 54 Mbps.
Format
dot11a supported-rate { dot11a-rate-value &<1-8> | all }
undo dot11a supported-rate

Parameters
dot11a-rate-value Specifies an 802.11a Enumerated type:

supported rate set. ● 6: 6 Mbps
● 9: 9 Mbps
● 12: 12 Mbps
● 18: 18 Mbps
● 24: 24 Mbps
● 36: 36 Mbps
● 48: 48 Mbps
● 54: 54 Mbps
all Supports all rates. -
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
The supported rate set contains rates supported by the AP except the basic rates.
The AP and STA can transmit data at all rates specified by the supported rate set.
The AP and STA select a rate from the basic rate set or the supported rate set to
transmit packets.
When a STA supports rates specified in the basic rate set, the STA can associate
with the AP regardless of whether the STA supports rates specified in the
supported rate set. In this case, the AP and STA can only select a rate from the
basic rate set to transmit packets. For example, assume that you configure the
basic rate set to contain rates 6 Mbps and 9 Mbps and the supported rate set to
contain rates 48 Mbps and 54 Mbps. After you deliver the configurations to an AP,
the STA supporting 6 Mbps and 9 Mbps can associate with the AP, and select
either of the two rates to transmit packets with the AP. However, if the STA
supports 6 Mbps, 9 Mbps, and 54 Mbps, the STA and AP select any of the three
rates to transmit packets after the STA associates with the AP.
After you run this command to configure a supported rate set in a radio profile,
bind the radio profile to an AP radio interface. If a STA associates with the AP in
802.11a mode, the AP and STA select a rate from the basic rate set or supported
rate set to transmit packets.
Precautions

This configuration applies only to STAs associated with an AP in 802.11a mode but
does not take effect on STAs associated with the AP in other modes.
Example
# Configure the 802.11a supported rate set to contain rates 6 Mbps and 9 Mbps in
the 5G radio profile default.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-5g-prof-default] dot11a supported-rate 6 9
9.43 dot11bg basic-rate

Function
The dot11bg basic-rate command configures a basic rate set of the 802.11bg
protocol in a 2G radio profile.
The undo dot11bg basic-rate command restores the default basic rate set of the
802.11bg protocol in a 2G radio profile.
By default, the basic rate set of the 802.11bg protocol includes rates 1 Mbps and 2
Mbps in a 2G radio profile.
Format
dot11bg basic-rate { dot11bg-rate-value &<1-12> | all }
undo dot11bg basic-rate

Parameters
dot11bg-rate-value Specifies an 802.11bg Enumerated type:

basic rate set. ● 1: 1 Mbps
● 2: 2 Mbps
● 5: 5.5 Mbps
● 6: 6 Mbps
● 9: 9 Mbps
● 11: 11 Mbps
● 12: 12 Mbps
● 18: 18 Mbps
● 24: 24 Mbps
● 36: 36 Mbps
● 48: 48 Mbps
● 54: 54 Mbps
all Supports all basic rates. -
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
The rates specified in the basic rate set must be supported by both the AP and
STA; otherwise, the STA cannot associate with the AP. For example, if you
configure the basic rate set to contain rates 6 Mbps and 9 Mbps and deliver the
configuration to an AP, only STAs supporting the two rates can associate with the
AP. The AP and STA select a rate from the basic rate set or the supported rate set
to transmit packets.
After you run this command to configure a basic rate set in a radio profile, bind
the radio profile to an AP radio interface. If a STA associates with the AP in
802.11bg mode, the STA must support all rates specified by the basic rate set;
otherwise, the STA cannot associate with the AP.
Precautions
This configuration applies only to STAs associated with an AP in 802.11bg mode
but does not take effect on STAs associated with the AP in other modes.

Example
# Configure the 802.11bg basic rate set to contain rates 6 Mbps and 9 Mbps in the
2G radio profile default.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-2g-prof-default] dot11bg basic-rate 6 9
9.44 dot11bg supported-rate

Function
The dot11bg supported-rate command configures a supported rate set of the
802.11bg protocol in a 2G radio profile.
The undo dot11bg supported-rate command restores the default supported rate
set of the 802.11bg protocol in a 2G radio profile.
By default, the supported rate set of the 802.11bg protocol in a 2G radio profile
includes rates 1 Mbps, 2 Mbps, 5.5 Mbps, 6 Mbps, 9 Mbps, 11 Mbps, 12 Mbps, 18
Mbps, 24 Mbps, 36 Mbps, 48 Mbps, and 54 Mbps.
Format
dot11bg supported-rate { dot11bg-rate-value &<1-12> | all }
undo dot11bg supported-rate
Parameters
dot11bg-rate-value Specifies an 802.11bg Enumerated type:

supported rate set. ● 1: 1 Mbps
● 2: 2 Mbps
● 5: 5.5 Mbps
● 6: 6 Mbps
● 9: 9 Mbps
● 11: 11 Mbps
● 12: 12 Mbps
● 18: 18 Mbps
● 24: 24 Mbps
● 36: 36 Mbps
● 48: 48 Mbps
● 54: 54 Mbps
all Supports all rates. -

Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
The supported rate set contains rates supported by the AP except the basic rates.
The AP and STA can transmit data at all rates specified by the supported rate set.
The AP and STA select a rate from the basic rate set or the supported rate set to
transmit packets.
When a STA supports rates specified in the basic rate set, the STA can associate
with the AP regardless of whether the STA supports rates specified in the
supported rate set. In this case, the AP and STA can only select a rate from the
basic rate set to transmit packets. For example, assume that you configure the
basic rate set to contain rates 6 Mbps and 9 Mbps and the supported rate set to
contain rates 48 Mbps and 54 Mbps. After you deliver the configurations to an AP,
the STA supporting 6 Mbps and 9 Mbps can associate with the AP, and select
either of the two rates to transmit packets with the AP. However, if the STA
supports 6 Mbps, 9 Mbps, and 54 Mbps, the STA and AP select any of the three
rates to transmit packets after the STA associates with the AP.
After you run this command to configure a supported rate set in a radio profile,
bind the radio profile to an AP radio interface. If a STA associates with the AP in
802.11bg mode, the AP and STA select a rate from the basic rate set or supported
rate set to transmit packets.
Precautions
This configuration applies only to STAs associated with an AP in 802.11bg mode
but does not take effect on STAs associated with the AP in other modes.
Example
# Configure the 802.11bg supported rate set to contain rates 6 Mbps and 9 Mbps
in the 2G radio profile default.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-2g-prof-default] dot11bg supported-rate 6 9
9.45 dtim-interval
Function
The dtim-interval command sets the delivery traffic indication map (DTIM)
interval in an SSID profile.

The undo dtim-interval command restores the default DTIM interval in an SSID
profile.
By default, the DTIM interval is 1.
Format
dtim-interval dtim-interval
undo dtim-interval
Parameters
dtim-interval Specifies the DTIM interval. The value is an

integer that ranges
from 1 to 255, in
Beacons.
Views
SSID profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
DTIM refers to delivery traffic indication map. After a STA enters the dormancy
mode, the associated AP saves the broadcast and multicast frames for the STA.
When a Beacon frame sent to the STA by the AP contains DTIM, the saved
broadcast and multicast frames will be transmitted to the STA. The DTIM interval
refers to the number of Beacon frames sent before the Beacon frame that contains
the DTIM. To set the interval for sending Beacon frames in an SSID profile, run the
● When the STA is in the dormancy status, the AP saves data transmitted to the
STA and notifies the STA with a bit in broadcast Beacon frames. The STA
receives data according to this bit. You can run this command to set the DTIM
interval in the specified SSID profile.
● The DTIM interval specifies how many Beacon frames are sent before the
Beacon frame that contains the DTIM. A long DTIM interval lengthens the
dormancy time of the STA and saves power, but degrades the transmission
capability of the STA. A short interval helps transmitting data in a timely
manner, but the STA is waken up frequently, causing high power consumption.
Example
# Set the DTIM interval to 5 in the SSID profile ssid1.
[HUAWEI] wlan


[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-ssid1] dtim-interval 5
9.46 eirp
Function
The eirp command configures the transmit power for a radio.
The undo eirp command restores the transmit power for a radio.
By default, the transmit power of a radio is 127 dBm. The transmit power that
takes effect on APs is related to the AP type, country code, channel, and channel
bandwidth. It is the maximum transmit power supported by the AP radio under
the current configuration.
Format
eirp eirp
undo eirp
Parameters
eirp Specifies the transmit power. The value is an

integer that ranges
from 1 to 127, in
dBm.
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
You can configure the transmit power for a radio based on actual network
environments, enabling radios to provide the required signal strength and
improving signal quality on WLANs.
Precautions
The value of antenna-gain in the antenna-gain antenna-gain command must be
consistent with the gain of the antenna connected to an AP.
If automatic transmit power selection is enabled by running the calibrate auto-
txpower-select enable command, the transmit power configured by running the

eirp command does not take effect. The automatically selected transmit power
prevails.
If automatic transmit power selection is disabled by running the calibrate auto-

txpower-select disable command, the transmit power configured by running the
eirp command takes effect depending on the following principles:
The actual transmit power of an AP radio is determined by the configured

transmit power of the radio, requirements of local laws and regulations, as well as
the transmit power range supported by the AP. The actual transmit power of a
radio cannot exceed the maximum transmit power required by local laws and
regulations.
● If the configured transmit power of a radio is in compliance with local laws
and regulations and within the transmit power range supported by the AP, the
configured transmit power is the actual transmit power of the radio.
● If the configured transmit power of a radio is smaller than the minimum
transmit power supported by the AP, the smaller one between the minimum
transmit power supported by the AP and maximum transmit power required
by local laws and regulations is the actual transmit power of the radio.
● If the configured transmit power of a radio is larger than the maximum
transmit power supported by the AP, the smaller one between the maximum
transmit power supported by the AP and maximum transmit power required
by local laws and regulations is the actual transmit power of the radio.
Example
# Set the transmit power to 30 dBm for the radio interface Wlan-Radio 0/0/0.
[HUAWEI-Wlan-Radio0/0/0] eirp 30
Info: The EIRP value takes effect only when automatic transmit power selection i
s disabled, and the value depends on the AP specifications and local laws and re
gulations.
9.47 fragmentation-threshold
Function
The fragmentation-threshold command sets the fragmentation threshold in a
radio profile.
The undo fragmentation-threshold command restores the default fragmentation

threshold in a radio profile.
By default, the packet fragmentation threshold is 2346 bytes.
Format
fragmentation-threshold fragmentation-threshold
undo fragmentation-threshold

Parameters
fragmentatio Specifies the fragment threshold. If the The value is an

n-threshold length of a frame to be sent by the MAC integer that ranges
layer exceeds this threshold, the frame is from 256 to 2346, in
fragmented before being sent. bytes. It must be an
integral multiple of
2.
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
A proper packet fragmentation threshold can improve channel bandwidth usage.
Set the fragmentation threshold as required. A large threshold is recommended.
Precautions
When the packet fragmentation threshold is too small, packets are fragmented
into smaller frames. These frames are transmitted at a high extra cost, resulting in
low channel efficiency.
When the packet fragmentation threshold is too large, long packets are usually
not fragmented, which increases the transmission time and error probability. If an
error occurs, packets are retransmitted, resulting in a waste of channel bandwidth.
Example
# Set the fragmentation threshold to 1500 bytes in the 2G radio profile.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-2g-prof-default] fragmentation-threshold 1500
9.48 frequency
Function
The frequency command sets the working frequency of radio 0 to the 5 GHz
frequency band.
The undo frequency command restores the working frequency of radio 0 to the
2.4 GHz frequency band.

By default, radio 0 works on the 2.4 GHz frequency band, and radio 2 works on
the 5 GHz frequency band.
Format
frequency { 2.4g | 5g }
undo frequency
Parameters
None.
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
On APs supporting radio switching between the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequency
bands, some radios support both the two bands. However, such radios can work
on one band at a time. You can configure the working frequency band of the AP
based on the frequency band of STAs.
Precautions
When working in dual-5G mode, some APs support only low-band channels (36 to
64) or high-band channels (100 to 165) on the 5 GHz band.
● AP4030TN: Radio 0, radio 1, and radio 2 on all bands
● AP8130DN: Radio 0 and radio 1 on all bands
● AP8150DN: Radio 0 and radio 1 on all bands
● AP6052DN: Radio 0 on low bands and radio 1 on high bands
● AP4051TN: Radio 1 on high bands and radio 2 on low bands
● AP8050TN-HD: Radio 1 on high bands and radio 2 on low bands
● AP6750-10T: Radio 1 on high bands and radio 2 on low bands
Changing the working frequency of radio 0 and radio 2 will delete the channel,
power, and antenna gain configurations on radio 0 and radio 2. If an AP uses an
external antenna, run the antenna-gain antenna-gain command to reconfigure
the antenna gain to be consistent with the gain of the external antenna connected
to the AP.
If an AP works in dual-5G mode, configure the two 5 GHz radios to work on non-
adjacent channels.

For example, a country supports 40 MHz+ 5G channels 36, 44, 52, and 60. When
deploying 5 GHz radio channels, if one radio is deployed to work on channel 36, it
is recommended that channel 52 or 60 be configured for the other radio. Channel
44 is not recommended in this case.
Example
# Set the working frequency to the 5 GHz frequency band for radio 0 of AP.
[HUAWEI-Wlan-Radio0/0/0] frequency 5g
Warning: Modifying the frequency band will delete the channel, power, and antenn
a gain configurations of the current radio on the AP. Continue?[Y/N]:Y
9.49 guard-interval-mode
Function
The guard-interval-mode command configures the guard interval (GI) mode.
The undo guard-interval-mode command restores the default GI mode.
By default, the GI mode for 802.11n/ac is short, and the GI mode for 802.11ax is
0.8 us.
Format
guard-interval-mode { short | normal }
undo guard-interval-mode
guard-interval-mode dot11ax { dot8 | 1dot6 | 3dot2 }
undo guard-interval-mode dot11ax
Parameters
short Sets the GI mode for 802.11n/ac to short. -
normal Sets the GI mode for 802.11n/ac to -

normal.
dot11ax Specifies the GI mode for 802.11ax. -

{ dot8 |
1dot6 |
3dot2 }
Views

Default Level
Usage Guidelines
During data transmission, the receive and transmit ends do not receive and send
data at all times. When data is transmitted and received or transmitted for
multiple times, multi-path interference exists during radio transmission in the
space. Setting the GI can reduce interference impact on signals.
A smaller GI indicates higher transmission efficiency. A larger GI indicates a higher
anti-interference capability. In indoor environments with little interference, a small
GI is recommended. In outdoor environments with high interference, a large GI is
recommended.
● The GI for 802.11a/b/g is fixed at 800 ns.
● The GI for 802.11n and 802.11ac is 400 ns (short) or 800 ns (normal).
● The GI for 802.11ax can be 0.8 us (800 ns), 1.6 us, or 3.2 us.
Example
# Set the GI mode to short.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-2g-prof-default] guard-interval-mode short
9.50 he mcs-map (SSID Profile)

Function
The he mcs-map command configures the number of 802.11ax spatial streams
and the Modulation and Coding Scheme (MCS) of the spatial streams in an SSID
profile.
The undo he mcs-map command restores the default number of 802.11ax spatial
streams and the default MCS of the spatial streams in an SSID profile.
By default, the number of spatial streams sent and received in 802.11ax is 8, and
the MCS of the spatial streams is 11 in an SSID profile.
Format
he { tx | rx } mcs-map nss nss-value map mcs-value
undo he { tx | rx } mcs-map
Parameters
tx Indicates the sent data. -

rx Indicates the received -

data.
nss nss-value Specifies the number of The value is an integer

spatial streams. that ranges from 1 to 8.
map mcs-value Specifies the MCS of the The value can be 7, 9, or

spatial streams. 11.
Views
SSID profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
The rate of an 802.11ax-capable AP depends on the index value of the MCS. A

larger MCS indicates a higher transmission rate.
● When the value of nss-value is greater than or equal to the number of spatial
streams actually supported by an AP, the MCS value corresponding to all the
spatial streams of the AP is the value of mcs-value.
● When the value of nss-value is smaller than the number of spatial streams
actually supported by an AP, only the MCS value corresponding to the spatial
streams on the AP is the value of mcs-value, and the maximum MCS value
corresponding to other spatial streams does not take effect.
For example, if the value of nss-value is 2, and the AP supports three spatial
streams, only the MCS value corresponding to spatial streams 1 and 2 is the
value of mcs-value, and the MCS value corresponding to spatial stream 3 does
not take effect.
Precautions
This configuration takes effect only when the AP communicates with STAs through
802.11ax.
The following configurations take effect in descending order of priority: Reliability-

first service guarantee mode configured using the service-guarantee reliability-
first command in the SSID profile > Number of spatial streams and MCS value
configured using the he mcs-map command in the SSID profile
Example
# Set the MCS value corresponding to spatial stream 4 to 9 when data is received
in an SSID profile.

[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-ssid1] he rx mcs-map nss 4 map 9
9.51 ht a-mpdu disable

Function
The ht a-mpdu disable command disables the MAC protocol data unit (MPDU)
aggregation function.
The undo ht a-mpdu disable command enables the MPDU aggregation function.
By default, the MPDU aggregation function is enabled.
Format
ht a-mpdu disable
undo ht a-mpdu disable
Parameters
None
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
To reduce costs, 802.11n uses MPDU aggregation technology that aggregates two
or more frames into one frame for transmission.
The 802.11ac and 802.11ax protocols require that the A-MPDU aggregation mode
be enabled. Therefore, this command takes effect only for 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz
radios on 802.11n APs or 2.4 GHz radios on 802.11ac APs.
Example
# Disable the MPDU aggregation function.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-2g-prof-default] ht a-mpdu disable

9.52 ht a-mpdu max-length-exponent

Function
The ht a-mpdu max-length-exponent command sets the maximum length of an
aggregated MPDU (A-MPDU) on the 802.11n radio. MPDU stands for MAC
protocol data unit.
The undo ht a-mpdu max-length-exponent command restores the maximum

length of an A-MPDU on the 802.11n radio to the default value.
By default, the index for the maximum length of an A-MPDU is 3. The maximum
length of the A-MPDU is 65535 bytes.
Format
ht a-mpdu max-length-exponent max-length-exponent-index
undo ht a-mpdu max-length-exponent
Parameters
max-length- Indicates the index for the maximum The value is an

exponent- length of the A-MPDU. integer that ranges
index from 0 to 3.
● 0: indicates that
the maximum
length of the A-
MPDU is 8191
bytes.
the maximum
length of the A-
MPDU is 16383
bytes.
the maximum
length of the A-
MPDU is 32767
bytes.
the maximum
length of the A-
MPDU is 65535
bytes.

Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
To reduce costs, 802.11n uses frame aggregation technology that aggregates two
or more frames into an A-MPDU to transmit.
Example
# Set the index of the maximum length of the A-MPDU to 2 in the 2G radio
profile default. The index 2 corresponds to a maximum length of 32767 bytes.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-2g-prof-default] ht a-mpdu max-length-exponent 2
9.53 interface wlan-radio

Function
The interface wlan-radio command displays the radio interface view.
Format
interface wlan-radio wlan-radio-number

Parameters
wlan-radio- Displays the specified radio interface The value can be:
number view. ● 0/0/0
● 0/0/1
● 0/0/2
NOTE
All types of APs
support 2.4 GHz and
5 GHz radio
interfaces.
On APs supporting
radio switching
between the 2.4 GHz
and 5 GHz frequency
bands, some radios
support both the two
bands. However, such
radios can work on
one band at a
time.You can run the
frequency command
to change the
working frequency
band of Radio 0.
Views
System view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
● You can configure the radio after enter the wlan-radio interface.
● you can create a VAP by binding a VAP profile to WLAN-radio interface.
Example
# Display the view of Wlan-Radio0/0/0.
[HUAWEI] interface wlan-radio0/0/0
[HUAWEI-Wlan-Radio0/0/0]

9.54 legacy-station disable

Function
The legacy-station disable command denies access of non-HT STAs.
The undo legacy-station disable command permits access of non-HT STAs.
By default, access of non-HT STAs is permitted.
Format
legacy-station [ only-dot11b ] disable
undo legacy-station disable
Parameters
only-dot11b Denies access of non-HT STAs that support only 802.11b. -
Views
SSID profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
Non-HT STAs support only 802.11a/b/g and provide a data transmission rate far
smaller than the rate of 802.11n/ac STAs. If the non-HT STAs access the wireless
network, the data transmission rate of 802.11n/ac STAs will be reduced. To prevent
the transmission rate of 802.11n/ac STAs from being affected, you can run the
legacy-station [ only-dot11b ] disable command to deny access of all or only
802.11b-compliant non-HT STAs.
After the legacy-station disable command is run, non-HT STAs supporting only
802.11a/b/g cannot access the wireless network.
After the legacy-station only-dot11b disable command is run, non-HT STAs
supporting only 802.11b cannot access the wireless network.
After access of non-HT STAs is denied, services may be interrupted.
Precautions

After the legacy-station disable command is run, the access of non-HT STAs
supporting only 802.11a/b/g fails to be denied if any of the following functions is
configured on the non-HT STAs:
● WMM function in a 2G or 5G radio profile disabled using the wmm disable
command
● Pre-shared key authentication and TKIP encryption for WPA/WPA2 configured
using the security { wpa | wpa2 | wpa-wpa2 } psk { pass-phrase | hex } key-
value tkip command when the security profile is used
● 802.1X authentication and TKIP encryption for WPA/WPA2 configured using
the security { wpa | wpa2 | wpa-wpa2 } dot1x tkip command when the
security profile is used
● WEP authentication configured using the security wep [ share-key |
dynamic ] command when the security profile is used
● 802.11b/g radio type in the 2G radio profile configured using the radio-type
{ dot11b | dot11g } command
● 802.11a radio type in the 5G radio profile configured using radio-type dot11a
command
After the legacy-station only-dot11b disable command is run, the access of non-
HT STAs supporting only 802.11b is denied. If 802.11b radio type in the 2G radio
profile has been configured using the radio-type dot11b command, the access of
non-HT STAs supporting only 802.11b fails to be denied.
Example
# Deny access of non-HT STAs.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-ssid1] legacy-station disable
Warning: If the wmm disable command, TKIP, WEP, or radio type of 802.11a/b/g is configured, the function
of denying access of legac
y STAs cannot take effect.
9.55 max-sta-number (SSID profile view)

Function
The max-sta-number command sets the maximum number of successfully
associated STAs on a VAP.
The undo max-sta-number command restores the default maximum number of

successfully associated STAs on a VAP.
By default, a VAP allows for a maximum of 64 successfully associated STAs.
Format
max-sta-number max-sta-number
undo max-sta-number

Parameters
max-sta- Specifies the maximum number of The value is an

number successfully associated STAs on a integer that varies
specified VAP. depending on
product models.
Views
SSID profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
More access users on a VAP indicate fewer network resources that each user can
occupy. To ensure Internet experience of users, you can run the max-sta-number
command to set a proper maximum number of successfully associated STAs on a
VAP.
After th max-sta-number command is executed, online STAs are forcibly to go
offline. When STAs reassociate with the VAP and the number of associated STAs
on the VAP reaches the maximum, new STAs fail to associate with this VAP.
The max-sta-number max-sta-number command sets the maximum number of
successfully associated STAs on a VAP.
Precautions
The maximum number of successfully associated STAs on a specified VAP refers to
the maximum number of successfully associated STAs on a VAP of a single AP.
Example
# Set the maximum number of successfully associated STAs on a VAP to 50.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-ssid1] max-sta-number 50

9.56 multicast-rate
Function
The multicast-rate command configures the multicast rate of wireless packets in
a radio profile.
The undo multicast-rate command restores the default multicast rate of wireless
packets in a radio profile.
By default, the multicast rate of wireless packets is not configured in a radio
profile. That is, the multicast rate is set to auto-sensing.
Format
multicast-rate multicast-rate
undo multicast-rate

Parameters
multicast-rate Specifies the multicast Enumerated type.

rate of wireless packets The values are as follows
in a radio profile. in a 2G radio profile:
● 1: 1 Mbps
● 2: 2 Mbps
● 5: 5.5 Mbps
● 6: 6 Mbps
● 9: 9 Mbps
● 11: 11 Mbps
● 12: 12 Mbps
● 18: 18 Mbps
● 24: 24 Mbps
● 36: 36 Mbps
● 48: 48 Mbps
● 54: 54 Mbps
The values are as follows
in a 5G radio profile:
● 6: 6 Mbps
● 9: 9 Mbps
● 12: 12 Mbps
● 18: 18 Mbps
● 24: 24 Mbps
● 36: 36 Mbps
● 48: 48 Mbps
● 54: 54 Mbps
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
After this command is run, the multicast rate of wireless packets is the configured
value and irrelevant to the STA access mode.
If the configured multicast rate is not in the basic rate set and the STA does not
support this rate, the STA cannot receive multicast data.

radio type to dot11b, and the 2G radio profile is applied to an AP, multicast-rate
that takes effect on the 2 GHz radio of the AP is fixed as 1 Mbps, and multicast-
rate configured in the 2G radio profile view does not take effect on the AP.
Example
# Set the multicast rate of wireless packets to 54 Mbps in the 2G radio profile.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-2g-prof-default] multicast-rate 54
9.57 mu-mimo disable

Function
The mu-mimo disable command disables the MU-MIMO function.
The undo mu-mimo disable command enables the MU-MIMO function.
By default, the MU-MIMO function is enabled.
Format
mu-mimo disable
undo mu-mimo disable
Parameters
None
Views
SSID profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
Carrier sense multiple access with collision avoidance (CSMA-CA) allows an air
interface channel to be occupied only by one STA, and other STAs cannot
communicate with the AP. After MU-MIMO is enabled, STAs supporting MU-
MIMO can form an MU group to simultaneously receive downlink data from the
same air interface channel, improving channel efficiency and overall downlink
throughput.
Precautions

In VR scenarios, disabling MU-MIMO is recommended.

After MU-MIMO is enabled, the beamforming function is automatically enabled
on the radio of the VAP and is no longer subject to the beamforming enable
command. If MU-MIMO is disabled for all VAPs on a radio, the beamforming
function is subject to the beamforming enable command.
Example
# EnableMU-MIMO in the SSID profile test.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] ssid-profile name test
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-test] undo mu-mimo disable
9.58 mu-mimo optimize enable

Function
The mu-mimo optimize enable command enables the MU-MIMO optimization
function.
The undo mu-mimo optimize enable command disables the MU-MIMO
optimization function.
By default, the MU-MIMO optimization function is disabled.
Format
mu-mimo optimize enable
undo mu-mimo optimize enable
Parameters
None
Views
SSID profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
In an environment with less interference, you can run the mu-mimo optimize
enable command to enable the MU-MIMO optimization function to meet
requirements for high downlink throughput of the AP. The expected effect may fail
to be achieved in some scenarios.
Prerequisites

The MU-MIMO function has been enabled using the undo mu-mimo disable
command.
Example
# Enable the MU-MIMO optimization function in the SSID profile test.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] ssid-profile name test
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-test] undo mu-mimo disable
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-test] mu-mimo optimize enable
9.59 probe-response-retry
Function
The probe-response-retry command sets the number of times Probe Response
The undo probe-response-retry command restores the default number of times
Probe Response packets are retransmitted.
By default, the number of Probe Response retransmissions is 1.
Format
probe-response-retry retry-time
undo probe-response-retry
Parameters
retry-time Specifies the number of The value is an integer that ranges from
times Probe Response 0 to 3.
When the value is set to 0, Probe
Response packets are not retransmitted.
Views
SSID profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
In high-density wireless scenarios, too many Probe Response frames occupy a
large number of wireless resources. To reduce wireless resource occupation of the

frames, you can run the probe-response-retry command to set a small number of
or forbid Probe Response packet retransmissions.
Precautions
A small number of Probe Response packet retransmissions may reduce the
channel scan efficiency of some STAs while a large number of Probe Response
packet retransmissions may lower the wireless network performance.
Example
# Set the number of times Probe Response packets are retransmitted to 0.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-ssid1] probe-response-retry 0
9.60 qbss-load enable

Function
The qbss-load enable command enables the function of notifying STAs of AP load
information.
The undo qbss-load enable command disables the function of notifying STAs of
AP load information.
By default, the function of notifying STAs of AP load information is disabled.
Format
qbss-load enable
undo qbss-load enable
Parameters
None
Views
SSID profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
After the qbss-load enable command is executed, STAs are notified of the AP load
status during the STA association. The notified information includes the number of
STAs associated with AP radios and channel utilization. A STA selects the optimal
AP based on the load of each AP to improve air interface performance.

NOTE
This command takes effect only when dynamic load balancing is disabled, because with
dynamic load balancing enabled, APs will definitely notify STAs of their loads.
Modifying this configuration will cause STAs connected to the SSID to go offline and then
online, interrupting STAs' services.
Example
# Enable the function of notifying STAs of AP load information in the SSID profile
ssid1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-ssid1] qbss-load enable
9.61 radio disable

Function
The radio disable command disables a specified radio.
The undo radio disable command enables a specified radio.
By default, a radio is enabled.
Format
radio disable
undo radio disable
Parameters
None
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
You can run this command to enable or disable a specified radio.
Example
# Disable the radio interface Wlan-Radio 0/0/0.

[HUAWEI-Wlan-Radio0/0/0] radio disable

Function
The radio-2g-profile command displays the 2G radio profile view.
Format
radio-2g-profile name profile-name
Parameters
name profile- Specifies the name of a 2G radio profile. The device supports
name only one 2G radio
profile named
default.
Views
WLAN view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
A 2G radio profile is used to configure and optimize the 2G radio of an AP, but
does not take effect on the 5G radio.
Example
# Display the 2G radio profile view.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-2g-prof-default]


Function
The radio-5g-profile command displays the 5G radio profile view.
Format
radio-5g-profile name profile-name
Parameters
name profile- Specifies the name of a 5G radio profile. The device supports
name only one 5G radio
profile named
default.
Views
WLAN view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
A 5G radio profile is used to configure and optimize the 5G radio of an AP, but
does not take effect on the 2G radio.
Example
# Display the 5G radio profile view.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-5g-prof-default]

Function
The radio-type command sets the radio type in a 2G radio profile.
The undo radio-type command restores the default radio type in a 2G radio
profile.

By default, the radio type in a 2G radio profile is dot11ax.
Format
radio-type { dot11b | dot11g | dot11n | dot11ax }
undo radio-type
Parameters
dot11b Specifies the 802.11b radio type. -
dot11g Specifies the 802.11g radio type, which is -

backward compatible.
dot11n Specifies the 802.11n radio type, which is -

dot11ax Specifies the 802.11ax radio type, which -

is backward compatible.
Views
2G radio profile
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
Usually, the default radio type is used and does not need to be modified. If the
default radio mode cannot meet requirements or a fault needs to be located,
configure the radio type as required.
Precautions
If a rate in the basic rate set or supported rate set, or the multicast rate is not
supported by the 802.11b protocol, the radio type cannot be set to 80211b.
When the radio type is set to dot11b or dot11g, the function of denying access
from non-HT STAs becomes invalid.
If WDS- or Mesh-enabled radios are configured not to support 802.11n/ac, the air
interface backhaul performance will be degraded.
radio type to dot11b, and the 2G radio profile is applied to an AP, the rates of
management frames and multicast packets that take effect on the 2 GHz radio of
the AP are fixed as 1 Mbps, and the values configured using the beacon-2g-rate

beacon-2g-rate and multicast-rate multicast-rate commands do not take effect

on the AP.
Example
# Set the radio type to dot11g in a 2G radio profile.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-2g-prof-default] radio-type dot11g

Function
The radio-type command sets the radio type in a 5G radio profile.
The undo radio-type command restores the default radio type in a 5G radio
profile.
By default, the radio type in a 5G radio profile is dot11ax.
Format
radio-type { dot11a | dot11n | dot11ac | dot11ax }
undo radio-type
Parameters
dot11a Specifies the 802.11a radio type. -
dot11n Specifies the 802.11n radio type, which is -

dot11ac Specifies the 802.11ac radio type, which -

dot11ax Specifies the 802.11ax radio type, which -

Views
5G radio profile
Default Level

Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
Usually, the default radio type is used and does not need to be modified. If the
default radio mode cannot meet requirements or a fault needs to be located,
configure the radio type as required.
Precautions
When the radio type is set to dot11a, the function of denying access from non-HT
STAs becomes invalid.
If the configured radio type is not supported by an AP, the actual radio type
supported by the AP takes effect. For example, if you set the 802.11ac radio type
for an 802.11n AP, the 802.11n radio type takes effect on the AP.
If WDS- or Mesh-enabled radios are configured not to support 802.11n/ac, the air
interface backhaul performance will be degraded.
Example
# Set the radio type to dot11n in a 5G radio profile.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-5g-prof-default] radio-type dot11n
9.66 reach-max-sta
Function
The reach-max-sta command controls access of new STAs when the number of
STAs of a VAP reaches the maximum value.
The undo reach-max-sta command cancels the configuration.
By default, when the number of access users reaches the maximum value, you can
determine whether to enable SSID hiding or enable the VAP to replace low-
priority STAs with high-priority STAs.
Format
reach-max-sta { hide-ssid disable | priority-replace }
undo reach-max-sta
Parameters
hide-ssid disable Disable SSID hiding. -

priority-replace Enable the VAP to -

replace low-priority STAs
with high-priority STAs.
Views
SSID profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
When the number of access users reaches the maximum value, you can enable
SSID hiding or enable the VAP to replace low-priority STAs with high-priority STAs.
The two functions cannot be configured simultaneously.
● SSID hiding: New STAs cannot search for the SSID of the VAP and need to
access other VAPs.
● Replacing low-priority STAs with high-priority STAs: A new VIP user will
replace a common user. This ensures access experience of VIP users.
Example
# Disable automatic SSID hiding when the number of users reaches the maximum.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-ssid1] reach-max-sta hide-ssid disable
9.67 report-sta-assoc enable

Function
The report-sta-assoc enable command enables the function of recording STA
association information or STA login information in the log.
The undo report-sta-assoc enable command disables the function of recording
STA association information or STA login information in the log.
By default, the function of recording STA association information or STA login
information in the log is disabled.
Format
report-sta-assoc enable
undo report-sta-assoc enable

Parameters
None
Views
WLAN view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
If a STA is associated or goes online after this function is enabled, the device
records the STA association or login information in the log.
NOTE
Enabling this function will generate a large number of logs. If there are a large number of
STAs, log files may overwrite each other due to limited storage space, which affects fault
locating.
Example
# Enable the function of recording STA association information or STA login
information in the log.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] report-sta-assoc enable
9.68 reset channel switch-record

Function
The reset channel switch-record command deletes channel switching records on
a device.
Format
reset channel switch-record all
Parameters
all Deletes all channel switching records. -
Views
All views

Default Level
3: Management level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
You can use this command to delete existing channel switching records so that the
system can record new channel switching events.
Precautions
Deleted channel switching records cannot be restored.
Example
# Delete all channel switching records.
<HUAWEI> reset channel switch-record all
9.69 reset station offline-record

Function
The reset station offline-record command deletes STAs' going-offline records.
Format
reset station offline-record { all | sta-mac sta-mac }
Parameters
all Deletes all STAs' going-offline -

records.
sta-mac sta-mac Deletes going-offline records of a The specified STA MAC

specified STA. address must exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
3: Management level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario

You can use this command to delete existing STAs' going-offline records so that
the system can record new STAs' going-offline events.
Precautions
The deleted STAs' going-offline records cannot be restored.
Example
# Delete all STAs' going-offline records.
<HUAWEI> reset station offline-record all
9.70 reset station online-fail-record

Function
The reset station online-fail-record command deletes records of STAs' failures to
go online.
Format
reset station online-fail-record { all | sta-mac sta-mac-address }
Parameters
all Deletes online failure records of all STAs. -
sta-mac sta- Deletes online failure records of the STA The specified STA's
mac-address with the specified MAC address. MAC address must
exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
3: Management level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
To re-collect records about STA online failures, run this command to delete
existing records.
Precautions
The deleted records cannot be restored.

Example
# Delete online failure records of all STAs.
<HUAWEI> reset station online-fail-record all
9.71 reset station statistics

Function
The reset station statistics command deletes statistics about online STAs.
Format
reset station statistics [ sta-mac sta-mac-address ]
Parameters
sta-mac sta- Specifies the MAC address of an online The STA's MAC
mac-address STA. address must exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
3: Management level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
Before recollecting statistics about online STAs, run the command to clear the
existing statistics.
Precautions
After the command is run, statistics about online STAs are cleared and cannot be
restored.
Example
# Delete statistics about the STA with MAC address 00e0-fc88-b74f.
<HUAWEI> reset station statistics sta-mac 00e0-fc88-b74f

9.72 rf-ping
Function
The rf-ping command enables an AP to automatically detect wireless link quality.
Format
rf-ping [ -m time | -c number ] [ -p { be | bk | vi | vo }] * mac-address
Parameters
-m time Specifies the interval for The value is an integer that

sending probe data packets. ranges from 100 to 10000, in
milliseconds. The default
value is 100.
-c number Specifies the number of The value is an integer that

probe data packets sent by ranges from 1 to 1000. The
the AP. default value is 10.
-p { be | bk | vi | Specifies the priority of -

vo } probe data packets sent by
the AP, which can be AC_BE,
AC_BK, AC_VI, or AC_VO. If
this parameter is not
specified, the default priority
is AC_BE.
mac-address MAC address of a STA. The value is in H-H-H

format. An H is a
hexadecimal number of 4
digits.
Views
WLAN view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Use Scenario

This command allows an AP to automatically detect wireless link quality based on

link parameters, including the signal strength, data rate on air port, and delay in
packet transmission.
Prerequisites
STAs have been associated with the APs and go online.
Example
# Configure an AP to automatically detect quality of the link between the AP and
STA with the MAC address 00e0-fc12-3456.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] rf-ping 00e0-fc12-3456
Tx rate=52.0 Mbps, Reply from 00e0-fc12-3456: RSSI=-58 dBm time < 1 ms
1 packets transmitted, 1 received, 0% packet loss, time < 1 ms, RSSI -58 dBm
Table 9-32 Description of the rf-ping command output
Item Description
Tx rate Transmission rate.
RSSI Received signal strength.
time Packet transmission delay.
9.73 rts-cts-mode
Function
The rts-cts-mode command sets the request to send (RTS)-clear to send (CTS)
operation mode in a radio profile.
The undo rts-cts-mode command restores the default RTS-CTS operation mode in
a radio profile.
By default, the RTS-CTS operation mode is rts-cts.
Format
rts-cts-mode { cts-to-self | disable | rts-cts }
undo rts-cts-mode
Parameters
cts-to-self Set the RTS-CTS operation mode to cts-to-self. -
disable Disable RTS-CTS. -

rts-cts Set the RTS-CTS operation mode to rts-cts. -
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
● In rts-cts mode, when an AP needs to send data to a STA, the AP sends an
RTS packet to all STAs associated with it. After receiving the RTS packet, none
of the devices within the AP's coverage area sends data within a specified
period. After the destination STA receives the RTS packet, it sends a CTS
packet. After receiving the CTS packet, none of the devices within the STA's
coverage area sends data within a specified period. Using the rts-cts mode to
avoid conflicts requires two packets (RTS and CTS packets), increasing packet
overhead.
● In cts-to-self mode, when an AP needs to send data to STAs, it sends a CTS
packet with its IP address as the source and destination addresses. Then none
of the devices within the AP's coverage area sends data within a specified
period. In cts-to-self mode, an AP only needs to send a CTS packet to avoid
channel conflicts in most scenarios. However, if there is a device within the
STA's coverage area but not within the AP's coverage area, a channel conflict
may still occur.
Compared to the rts-cts mode, the cts-to-self mode reduces the number of control
packets sent on the network. In some situations, however, a channel conflict may
still occur when hidden nodes do not receive the CTS packet from the AP.
Therefore, the rts-cts mode is more effective in avoiding channel conflicts than the
cts-to-self mode.
To avoid a data transmission failure caused by channel conflicts, run the rts-cts-
mode command to set the RTS-CTS operation mode in a radio profile according to
networking requirements.
Example
# Set the RTS-CTS operation mode to rts-cts in the 2G radio profile.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-2g-prof-default] rts-cts-mode rts-cts

9.74 rts-cts-threshold
Function
The rts-cts-threshold command sets the RTS-CTS threshold in a radio profile.
The undo rts-cts-threshold command restores the default RTS-CTS threshold in a
radio profile.
The default RTS-CTS alarm threshold is 1400 bytes.
Format
rts-cts-threshold rts-cts-threshold
undo rts-cts-threshold
Parameters
rts-cts- Specifies the RTS-CTS threshold. If the The value is an

threshold length of a frame to be sent by the MAC integer that ranges
Layer exceeds this threshold, an RTS from 64 to 2347, in
frame needs to be sent before this frame. bytes.
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
The IEEE 802.11 MAC protocol provides an RTS-CTS handshake protocol to prevent
conflicts between channels and failure to transmit data. STA A sends an RTS frame
before sending data to STA B. STA A can send data after receiving a CTS frame
from STA B. If multiple STAs send RTS frames to a STA, only the STA that receives
a CTS frame can send data, and other STAs have channel conflicts by default and
must wait and send RTS frames again.
If STAs implement RTS-CTS handshakes before sending data, the channel
bandwidth is consumed by too much RTS frames. You can set an RTS threshold to
specify the length of frames to be sent. When the length of frames to be sent by
the STA is smaller than the RTS threshold, no RTS/CTS handshake is implemented.
Example
# Set the RTS-CTS threshold to 2300 bytes in the 2G radio profile.

[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-2g-prof-default] rts-cts-threshold 2300
9.75 service-mode disable

Function
The service-mode disable command disables the service mode of a VAP.
The undo service-mode disable command enables the service mode of a VAP.
By default, the service mode of a VAP is enabled.
Format
service-mode disable
undo service-mode disable
Parameters
None
Views
VAP profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
You can run the service-mode disable command to disable the service mode of a
VAP. After the service mode of a VAP is disabled, the VAP is disabled.
● After the service mode of a VAP is enabled, run the auto-off service
command to enable the scheduled VAP auto-off function. In the scheduled
time, the VAP is disabled. To enable the VAP, run the undo auto-off service
command.
● After the service mode of a VAP is disabled, the scheduled VAP auto-off
function does not take effect.
Example
# Disable the service mode of VAP vap1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-vap-prof-vap1] service-mode disable

9.76 service-vlan (VAP profile view)

Function
The service-vlan command configures a service VLAN for a VAP.
The undo service-vlan command restores the default service VLAN of a VAP.
By default, VLAN 1 is the service VLAN of a VAP.
Format
service-vlan vlan-id vlan-id
undo service-vlan
Parameters
vlan-id vlan- Service VLAN of a VAP. The value is an

id integer that ranges
from 1 to 4094.
Views
VAP profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
Each VAP has a service VLAN. Layer 2 data packets delivered from a VAP to an AP
carry the service VLAN ID.
Precautions
Modifying the service VLAN of a VAP will interrupt services of STAs connected to
the VAP. Exercise caution when you run the command.
Example
# Set the service VLAN to VLAN 2 in the VAP profile vap1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-vap-prof-vap1] service-vlan vlan-id 2

9.77 short-preamble disable

Function
The short-preamble disable command configures a radio profile not to support
the short preamble.
The undo short-preamble disable command configures a radio profile to support
the short preamble.
By default, a radio profile supports the short preamble.
Format
short-preamble disable
undo short-preamble disable
Parameters
None
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
The preamble is a section of bits in the header of a data frame. It synchronizes
signals transmitted between the sender and receiver. The preamble is classified
into the long preamble and short preamble. The short preamble ensures better
synchronization performance and therefore is recommended. The long preamble is
usually used for compatibility with earlier network adapters of clients.
Example
# Configure the 2G radio profile default to support the short preamble.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-2g-prof-default] short-preamble disable

9.78 single-txchain enable

Function
The single-txchain enable command enables the single-antenna transmission
mode.
The undo single-txchain enable command disables the single-antenna

transmission mode.
By default, the single-antenna transmission mode is disabled.
Format
single-txchain enable
undo single-txchain enable
Parameters
None
Views
SSID profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
Some non-HT STAs that support 802.11a/b/g cannot receive packets sent by APs
using multiple antennas. As a result, network access failures, frequent STA
roaming, or network instability is caused. After running the single-txchain enable
command to enable the single-antenna transmission mode in an SSID profile,
management packets on the corresponding VAP and data packets sent by the AP
to non-HT STAs on the VAP will be sent in single-antenna transmission mode. For
a radio that is bound to a VAP with the single-antenna transmission mode
enabled, control packets of the radio are sent in single-antenna transmission
mode as long as non-HT STAs is connected to the VAP. When no non-HT STA is
connected to the VAP, the control packets are still sent in multi-antenna
transmission mode.
Precautions
APs supporting MU-MIMO support the single-antenna transmission mode.
After the single-antenna transmission mode is enabled in an SSID profile, the RSSI
of STAs may be affected.

Example
# Enable the single-antenna transmission mode in SSID profile ssid1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-ssid1] single-txchain enable
9.79 snmp-agent trap enable feature-name wlan

Function
The snmp-agent trap enable feature-name wlan command enables the trap
function for the WLAN module.
The undo snmp-agent trap enable feature-name wlan command disables the
trap function for the WLAN module.
By default, the trap function is enabled for the WLAN module.
Format
snmp-agent trap enable feature-name wlan [ trap-name trap-name ]
undo snmp-agent trap enable feature-name wlan [ trap-name trap-name ]
Parameters
trap-name trap- Specifies the name of The value is a string and must be
name a trap. set according to the device
configuration.
Views
System view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
You can specify trap-name to enable the trap function for one or more events of
the WLAN module.
Example
# Enable the hwapfaulttrap trap.
[HUAWEI] snmp-agent trap enable feature-name wlan trap-name hwapfaulttrap

9.80 ssid
Function
The ssid command sets a service set identifier (SSID) for an SSID profile.
The undo ssid command deletes the SSID of an SSID profile.
By default, the SSID HUAWEI-WLAN is configured in an SSID profile.
Format
ssid ssid
undo ssid
Parameters
ssid Specifies the The value is a string of 1 to 32 case-

name of an SSID. sensitive characters. It supports Chinese
characters or Chinese + English characters,
without tab characters.
To start an SSID with a space, you need to
encompass the SSID with double quotation
marks (" "), for example, " hello". The
double quotation marks occupy two
characters. To start an SSID with a double
quotation mark, you need to add a
backslash (\) before the double quotation
mark, for example, \"hello. The backslash
occupies one character.
NOTE
You can only use a command editor of the
UTF-8 encoding format to edit Chinese
characters.
SSIDs containing Chinese characters cannot be
displayed on STAs that do not support the UTF-8
encoding format.
Views
SSID profile view
Default Level

Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
An SSID specifies a wireless network. When you search for available wireless
networks on your wireless terminal, SSIDs are displayed to identify the available
wireless networks.
Precautions
When you configure an SSID containing Chinese characters, do not delete

characters by pressing the Delete button if you want to modify the SSID that has
been entered. Otherwise, the SSID will contain garbled characters after the
configuration. In this case, run the ssid command to reconfigure the SSID.
Example
# Set the SSID to wlan-net in the SSID profile ssid1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-ssid1] ssid wlan-net
9.81 ssid-hide enable

Function
The ssid-hide enable command enables SSID hiding in Beacon frames in an SSID
profile.
The undo ssid-hide enable command disables SSID hiding in Beacon frames in an
SSID profile.
By default, SSID hiding in Beacon frames is disabled in an SSID profile.
Format
ssid-hide enable
undo ssid-hide enable
Parameters
None
Views
SSID profile view
Default Level

Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
A STA listens on the Beacon frames that an AP periodically sends in each channel
to obtain AP information. The STA can obtain SSIDs from Beacon frames that
contain the SSIDs.
The STA can actively send a probe frame with a specified SSID, only the AP with
the same SSID will respond to the STA. If the STA broadcasts a probe frame
without an SSID, only the APs on which SSID hiding in Beacon frames is disabled
will respond to the STA.
● After the ssid-hide enable command is used, an AP periodically sends Beacon
frames that contain empty SSID character strings and does not reply to the
broadcast probe requests sent from STAs. The STAs can send probe frames
with the AP's SSID to discover the SSID.
● After the undo ssid-hide enable command is used, an AP periodically sends
Beacon frames that contain valid SSID character strings and replies to the
broadcast probe requests sent from STAs. The STAs can send probe frames
with the AP's SSID to discover the SSID.
Precautions
If the ssid-hide enable or undo ssid-hide enable command is run in the SSID
profile after STAs are associated with an SSID, service interruptions may occur for
all online STAs.
Example
# Configure SSID hiding in Beacon frames in the SSID profile ssid1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-ssid1] ssid-hide enable
9.82 ssid-profile (WLAN view)

Function
The ssid-profile command creates an SSID profile and displays the SSID profile
view, or displays the view of an existing SSID profile.
The undo ssid-profile command deletes an SSID profile.
By default, the system provides the SSID profile default.
NOTE
No SSID profile can be created on a cloud AP using this command.
Format
ssid-profile name profile-name
undo ssid-profile { name profile-name | all }

Parameters
name profile- Specifies the name of an SSID profile. The value is a string
name of 1 to 35 case-
insensitive
characters. It does
not contain
question marks (?)
or spaces, and
cannot start or end
with double
quotation marks ("
").
all Deletes all SSID profiles. -
Views
WLAN view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
An SSID profile is mainly used to configure STA association and access parameters
based on SSIDs, including the SSID name, STA association timeout period, non-HT
STA access, and QoS CAR.
Follow-up Procedure
Run the ssid-profile (VAP profile view) command to bind the SSID profile to a
VAP profile and run the vap-profile command to bind the VAP profile to an AP
group, AP, AP radio, or AP group radio so that the SSID profile can take effect.
Precautions
● The SSID profile default cannot be deleted.
● The SSID profile referenced by a VAP profile cannot be deleted. To delete the
SSID profile, unbind it from the VAP profile first.
● If the VAP profile has been applied to an AP group or an AP, modifying the
SSID profile will interrupt services.
Example
# Create an SSID profile ssid1 and enter the SSID profile view.
[HUAWEI] wlan


[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-ssid1]
9.83 ssid-profile (VAP profile view)

Function
The ssid-profile command binds an SSID profile to a VAP profile.
The undo ssid-profile command unbinds an SSID profile from a VAP profile.
By default, the SSID profile default is bound to a VAP profile.
Format
ssid-profile profile-name
undo ssid-profile
Parameters
profile-name Specifies the name of an SSID profile. The SSID profile

must exist.
Views
VAP profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
After you create an SSID profile using the ssid-profile (WLAN view) command,
bind it to a VAP profile to make the SSID profile take effect.
Precautions
After an SSID profile is bound to a VAP profile, parameter settings in the SSID
profile take effect on all APs using the VAP profile.
Example
# Create the SSID profile ssid1 and bind it to the VAP profile vap1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-ssid1] quit


[HUAWEI-wlan-vap-prof-vap1] ssid-profile ssid1
9.84 sta-network-detect disable

Function
The sta-network-detect disable command disables the device from monitoring
user traffic and forcibly disconnecting STAs without traffic.
The undo sta-network-detect disable command enables the device to monitor
user traffic and forcibly disconnect STAs without traffic.
By default, the device is enabled to monitor user traffic and forcibly disconnect
STAs without traffic.
Format
sta-network-detect disable
undo sta-network-detect disable
Parameters
None
Views
VAP profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
After the device is enabled to monitor user traffic and forcibly disconnect STAs
without traffic, a STA meeting all the following conditions is forcibly disconnected
after reassociation and going online:
● The STA does not send DHCP Request messages or receive ARP Reply packets
within 5s after going online.
● The IP address of the STA changes after roaming.
● The STA has only uplink traffic but no downlink traffic.
When you do not require user traffic monitoring or want to prevent STAs from
being forcibly disconnected, run the sta-network-detect disable command.
Example
# Enable the device to monitor user traffic and forcibly disconnect STAs without
traffic.
[HUAWEI] wlan


[HUAWEI-wlan-vap-prof-vap1] undo sta-network-detect disable
9.85 type (VAP profile view)

Function
The type command sets the type for a VAP.
The undo type command restores the default VAP type.
By default, the type of a VAP is service.
Format
type service-backup auth-server-down radius-server template template-name
undo type
Parameters
service-backup Sets the VAP type to -

auth-server-down authentication-server-down
backup service.
radius-server Specifies the name of a The specified name of

template RADIUS server template. the RADIUS server
template-name template must exist.
Views
VAP profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
● If the type of a VAP is set to service-backup auth-server-down, the VAP is
automatically enabled to allow network access of associated STAs when the
authentication server is not accessible. When the authentication server
recovers, this VAP is not automatically disabled. You can manually disable it if
needed. If the authentication server is accessible but rejects user access, this
VAP is not automatically enabled. You can manually enable it if needed. To
enable or disable this VAP, run the vap-service-backup auth-server-down
command.
Precautions

● After the VAP type is configured in the VAP profile view, the VAPs generated
by the VAP profile use the configured VAP type. The new VAP type will
overwrite the old one.
Example
# Create the VAP profile vap1 and set the VAP type to authentication-server-
down backup service.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-vap-prof-vap1] type service-backup auth-server-down radius-server template temp1
9.86 u-apsd enable

Function
The u-apsd enable command enables the Unscheduled Automatic Power Save
Delivery (U-APSD) function.
The undo u-apsd enable command disables the U-APSD function.
By default, the U-APSD function is disabled.
Format
u-apsd enable
undo u-apsd enable
Parameters
None
Views
SSID profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
U-APSD is a new energy saving mode defined for WMM, which can improve the
energy-saving capability of STAs.
If some STAs on the network do not support the U-APSD function, disable the U-
APSD function.
Precautions
The U-APSD function takes effect only when WMM is enabled.

After the U-APSD function is enabled, services may be interrupted.
Example
# Enable the U-APSD function.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-ssid1] u-apsd enable
9.87 utmost-power
Function
The utmost-power disable command disables radios from sending packets at the
maximum power.
The utmost-power enable command enables radios to send packets at the
maximum power.
The undo utmost-power command restores the adaptive mode for radios to send
packets.
By default, radios are enabled to send packets in adaptive mode.
Format
utmost-power { disable | enable }
undo utmost-power
Parameters
None
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
This command is valid for all country codes. You can run the utmost-power
enable command to enable radios to send packets at the maximum power or run
the utmost-power disable command to enable radios to send packets at the
power specified by the country code. After you run the undo utmost-power
command to restore the adaptive mode, radios send packets at the maximum
power if the country code is CN or at the power specified by other country codes.

Precautions
802.11ac and 802.11ax APs can send packets at the maximum power.
Example
# Disable radios from sending packets at maximum power.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-2g-prof-default] utmost-power disable
9.88 vap-profile (WLAN view)

Function
The vap-profile command creates a VAP profile and displays the VAP profile view,
or displays the view of an existing VAP profile.
The undo vap-profile command deletes a VAP profile.
By default, the system provides the VAP profile default.
Format
vap-profile name profile-name
undo vap-profile { name profile-name | all }
Parameters
name profile- Specifies the name of a VAP profile. The value is a string
name of 1 to 35 case-
insensitive
characters. It does
not contain
question marks (?)
or spaces, and
cannot start or end
with double
quotation marks ("
").
all Deletes all VAP profiles. -
Views
WLAN view

Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
After a radio profile is applied to a radio, the AP can transmit and receive radio
signals. After a VAP profile is applied to a radio, VAPs are generated and provide
wireless access services for STAs. You can configure parameters in the VAP profile
to enable APs to provide different wireless services.
Follow-up Procedure
Run the vap-profile command to apply the VAP profile in the radio interface view
so that the VAP profile can take effect.
Precautions
● The VAP profile default cannot be deleted.

● The VAP profile referenced by a radio cannot be deleted. To delete the VAP
profile, unbind it from the radio interface view first.
● By default, the SSID profile default, security profile default, and traffic profile
default are bound to a VAP profile.
A maximum of 33 VAP profiles can be created on an AP.
Example
# Create a VAP profile vap1 and enter the VAP profile view.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-vap-prof-vap1]
9.89 vap-profile (radio interface view)

Function
The vap-profile command binds a VAP profile to a radio.
The undo vap-profile command unbinds a VAP profile from a radio.
By default, no VAP profile is bound to a radio.
Format
vap-profile profile-name wlan wlan-id
undo vap-profile profile-name wlan wlan-id

Parameters
profile-name Specifies the name of a VAP profile. The VAP profile

must exist.
wlan wlan-id Specifies the WLAN ID of a VAP. The value is an

integer that ranges
from 1 to 16.
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
After you create a VAP profile using the vap-profile (WLAN view) command,
bind it to a radio so that the VAP profile can take effect.
Precautions
After a VAP profile is bound to a radio, parameter settings in the VAP profile apply
to the radio using the profile.
Example
# Create the VAP profile vap1 and bind it to radio Wlan-Radio 0/0/0.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-vap-prof-vap1] quit
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] quit
[HUAWEI-Wlan-Radio0/0/0] vap-profile vap1 wlan 1
9.90 vap-service-backup auth-server-down

Function
The vap-service-backup auth-server-down command manually enables or
disables an authentication-server-down backup service VAP.
Format
vap-service-backup auth-server-down { active | inactive } [ vap-profile profile-
name ]

Parameters
active Manually enables an -

authentication-server-down
backup service VAP.
inactive Manually disables an -

authentication-server-down
backup service VAP.
vap-profile profile- Specifies the name of a VAP The VAP profile name
name profile. If this parameter is must exist.
not specified, VAPs of this
type on all referenced radios
are enabled.
Views
WLAN view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
If an authentication-server-down backup service VAP is not automatically disabled
after the authentication server is restored, the administrator can manually disable
this VAP. When the authentication server rejects access of STAs, the administrator
can manually enable an authentication-server-down backup service VAP to enable
the STAs to enter the survival state.
Precautions
After an authentication-server-down backup service VAP is manually disabled,
STAs associated with this VAP go offline.
Example
# Manually enable an authentication-server-down backup service VAP.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] vap-service-backup auth-server-down active vap-profile vap1

9.91 vht a-mpdu max-length-exponent

Function
The vht a-mpdu max-length-exponent command sets the maximum length of
an aggregated MPDU (A-MPDU) on the 802.11ac radio. MPDU stands for MAC
protocol data unit.
The undo vht a-mpdu max-length-exponent command restores the maximum
length of an A-MPDU on the 802.11ac radio to the default value.
By default, the index for the maximum length of an A-MPDU is 7. The maximum
length of the A-MPDU is 1048575 bytes.
Format
vht a-mpdu max-length-exponent max-length-exponent-index
undo vht a-mpdu max-length-exponent

Parameters
max-length- Indicates the index for the maximum The value is an

exponent- length of the A-MPDU. integer that ranges
index from 0 to 7.
the maximum
length of the A-
MPDU is 8191
bytes.
the maximum
length of the A-
MPDU is 16383
bytes.
the maximum
length of the A-
MPDU is 32767
bytes.
the maximum
length of the A-
MPDU is 65535
bytes.
the maximum
length of the A-
MPDU is 131071
bytes.
the maximum
length of the A-
MPDU is 262143
bytes.
the maximum
length of the A-
MPDU is 524287
bytes.
the maximum
length of the A-
MPDU is
1048575 bytes.

Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
To reduce costs, 802.11ac uses frame aggregation technology that aggregates two
or more frames into an A-MPDU to transmit.
Example
# Set the index of the maximum length of the A-MPDU to 2 in the 5G radio
profile default. The index 2 corresponds to a maximum length of 32767 bytes.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-5g-prof-default] vht a-mpdu max-length-exponent 2
9.92 vht a-msdu enable
Function
The vht a-msdu enable command enables the function of sending 802.11 frames
in A-MSDU mode.
The undo vht a-msdu enable command disables the function of sending 802.11
frames in A-MSDU mode.
By default, the function of sending 802.11 frames in A-MSDU mode is disabled.
Format
vht a-msdu enable
undo vht a-msdu enable
Parameters
None
Views
Default Level

Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
Aggregated MAC Service Data Unit (A-MSDU) technology aggregates multiple
MAC Service Data Units (MSDUs) into an MAC Protocol Data Unit (MPDU), which
reduces MAC layer costs of the 802.11 packets and improves packet transmission
efficiency especially when short MSDUs are aggregated.
Precautions
The function of sending 802.11 frames in A-MSDU mode can be enabled on the
802.11ac and 802.11ax radios.
Example
# Enable the function of sending 802.11 frames in A-MSDU mode.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-5g-prof-default] vht a-msdu enable
9.93 vht a-msdu max-frame-num
Function
The vht a-msdu max-frame-num command sets the maximum number of
subframes that can be aggregated into an A-MSDU at one time.
The undo vht a-msdu max-frame-num command restores the default maximum
number of subframes that can be aggregated into an A-MSDU at one time.
By default, a maximum of two subframes can be aggregated into an A-MSDU at
one time.
Format
vht a-msdu max-frame-num max-frame-number
undo vht a-msdu max-frame-num
Parameters
max-frame- Specifies the maximum number of The value is an

number subframes that can be aggregated into integer ranging
an A-MSDU at one time. from 2 to 15.
Views

Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
A-MSDU technology aggregates multiple MSDUs into an MPDU, which reduces
MAC layer costs of the 802.11 packets.
● When the wireless network quality is satisfactory, increase the maximum
number of subframes that can be aggregated into an A-MSDU at one time to
improve the network usage efficiency and wireless service performance.
● When the wireless network quality is unsatisfactory or delay-sensitive services,
such as voice services are transmitted, reduce the maximum number of
subframes that can be aggregated into an A-MSDU at one time to minimize
the impact of packet loss on services and reduce packet transmission delay.
Some STAs have restrictions on the number of subframes aggregated into a
received A-MSDU. If the number of subframes sent by the AP exceeds the
threshold, the STAs cannot receive the frames properly.
Prerequisite
The function of sending 802.11 frames in A-MSDU mode has been enabled using
the vht a-msdu enable command.
Precautions
The function of sending 802.11 frames in A-MSDU mode can only be enabled on
the 802.11ac and 802.11ax radios.
Example
# Set the maximum number of subframes that can be aggregated into an A-
MSDU at one time to 3.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-5g-prof-default] vht a-msdu max-frame-num 3
9.94 vht mcs-map

Function
The vht mcs-map command configures the maximum number of spatial streams
and the maximum MCS value supported by 802.11ac in the 5G radio profile.
The undo vht mcs-map command restores the default configuration.
By default, the maximum number of spatial streams and the maximum MCS value
are not specified in the 5G radio profile.
Format
vht mcs-map nss nss-value max-mcs max-mcs-value

undo vht mcs-map
Parameters
nss nss-value Specifies the maximum The value is an integer

number of available ranging from 1 to 8.
spatial streams.
max-mcs max-mcs- Specified the maximum The value is an integer

value MCS value that can be ranging from 7 to 9.
negotiated for spatial
streams.
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
Rates of 802.11ac APs depend on the index value of MCS. A larger MCS value
indicates a higher transmission rate.
● When nss-value is greater than or equal to the maximum number of spatial

streams supported by an AP, the number of available spatial streams is the
same as the maximum number of spatial streams supported by the AP.
● When nss-value is smaller than the maximum number of spatial streams
supported by an AP, the number of available spatial streams is the same as
nss-value and remaining spatial streams do not take effect.
For example, if nss-value is set to 2 and the AP supports a maximum of 3
spatial streams, the maximum number of available spatial streams on the AP
is 2.
Precautions

configured using the vht mcs-map (SSID Profile) command in the SSID profile >
Number of spatial streams and MCS value configured using the vht mcs-map
command in the 5G radio profile.
802.11ac and 802.11ax.

Example
# In the 5G radio profile, set the maximum number of available spatial streams to
2 and the maximum MCS value to 8.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-radio-5g-prof-default] vht mcs-map nss 2 max-mcs 8
9.95 vht mcs-map (SSID profile)

Function
The vht mcs-map command configures the maximum number of spatial streams
and the maximum MCS value supported by 802.11ac in the SSID profile.
The undo vht mcs-map command restores the default configuration.
By default, the maximum number of spatial streams and the maximum MCS value
are not specified in the SSID profile.
Format
vht { tx | rx } mcs-map nss nss-value map mcs-value
undo vht { tx | rx } mcs-map
Parameters
tx Indicates the sent data. -
rx Indicates the received -

data.
nss nss-value Specifies the maximum The value is an integer

number of available that ranges from 1 to 8.
spatial streams.
map mcs-value Specified the maximum The value is an integer

MCS value that can be that ranges from 7 to 9.
negotiated for spatial
streams.
Views
SSID profile view
Default Level

Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
Rates of 802.11ac APs depend on the index value of MCS. A larger MCS value
indicates a higher transmission rate.
● When nss-value is greater than or equal to the maximum number of spatial

streams supported by an AP, the number of available spatial streams is the
same as the maximum number of spatial streams supported by the AP.
● When nss-value is smaller than the maximum number of spatial streams
supported by an AP, the number of available spatial streams is the same as
nss-value and remaining spatial streams do not take effect.
For example, if nss-value is set to 2 and the AP supports a maximum of 3
spatial streams, the maximum number of available spatial streams on the AP
is 2.
Precautions

configured using the vht mcs-map (SSID Profile) command in the SSID profile >
Number of spatial streams and MCS value configured using the vht mcs-map
command in the 5G radio profile.
802.11ac and 802.11ax.
Example
# In the SSID profile, set the maximum number of available spatial streams to 2
and the maximum MCS value to 8.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-ssid-prof-ssid1] vht rx mcs-map nss 2 map 8
9.96 wlan
Function
The wlan command displays the WLAN view.
Format
wlan
Parameters
None

Views
System view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Before performing WLAN configurations, run the wlan command to enter the
WLAN view. All WLAN configuration commands need to be used in the WLAN
view or WLAN sub-view.
Example
# Enter the WLAN view.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view]

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9.1 active-dull-client enable

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9.21 display interface wlan-radio

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9.54 legacy-station disable

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9.1 active-dull-client enable

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command to enable the function of preventing terminals from entering energy-

9.2 advertise-ap-name enable

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Only the AP8130DN and AP8130DN-W support this function.

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The undo antenna-gain command restores the default antenna gain of an AP

By default, the antenna gain of an AP radio is not configured.

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● The antenna gain of an AP radio configured using the command must be

The undo association-timeout command restores the default association aging

By default, the association aging time is 5 minutes.

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association- Specifies the association aging time of The value is an

9.6 auto-off service

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auto-off service time-range time-range-name

start-time start-time Specifies the time when The time is in hh:mm:ss

end-time end-time Specifies the time when The time is in hh:mm:ss

time-range time-range- Specifies the name of a The value is a string of 1

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By default, the transmit rate of 2.4 GHz management frames is 1 Mbit/s.

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beacon-2g-rate Specifies the transmit rate of management Enumerated type:

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By default, the transmit rate of 5 GHz management frames is 6 Mbit/s.

beacon-5g-rate Specifies the transmit rate of management Enumerated type:

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beacon- Specifies the interval for sending Beacon The value is an

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9.10 beamforming enable

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Table 9-1 Support of APs for Beamforming

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Explicit Explicit 802.11n

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Explicit Explicit 802.11n

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channel { 20mhz | 40mhz-minus | 40mhz-plus | 80mhz } channel [ index index ]

The parameter index index is supported only by vehicle-mounted APs.

20mhz Sets the working bandwidth of a radio to -

40mhz- Sets the working bandwidth of a radio to -

40mhz-plus Sets the working bandwidth of a radio to -

80mhz Sets the working bandwidth of a radio to -

160mhz Sets the working bandwidth of a radio to -

80+80mhz Sets the working bandwidth of a radio to -

channel/ Specifies the working channel of a radio. The parameter is an

index index Specifies the index of a channel. The value can be 0

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The parameter index index needs to be configured only in vehicle-ground

If an AP detects radar signals on a channel, the channel cannot be configured as

9.12 channel-switch announcement disable

The undo channel-switch announcement disable command enables an AP to

By default, an AP sends an announcement when the channel is switched.

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9.13 channel-switch mode

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undo channel-switch mode

stop- Stops data transmission from STAs on -

continue- Continues data transmission from STAs -

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country-code Specifies a country code. The value is a string

Table 9-2 Country codes supported by APs