Use this function to create or edit a radio profile for 2.4-GHz, 5-GHz or 6-GHz
device interfaces. For more information about radio profiles, see About Radio Profiles.
Note
Extreme Networks provides defaults for each item in this section. The following steps are
optional, except for the required radio profile
Name.
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Go to .
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Select and existing profile, and then select
, or select 
.
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Type the radio profile
Name.
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Type a Description.
Although optional, descriptions can be helpful when you are troubleshooting your network.
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Select the desired 802
specification from the Support Radio Modes menu.
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To set the optimal maximum power
level, enter a value for Maximum Transmit
Power.
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To set the minimum power level,
enter a value for Transmission Power Floor.
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To set the maximum value the
radio power can drop below the current power level, enter a value for Transmission Power
Drop.
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To set the maximum number of
wireless clients that can use the radio, type a value for Maximum Number of
Clients.
(Default: 100, Range: 1-255)
A lower value permits fewer concurrent connections to the AP and provides a
higher quality of service. A high number of concurrent connections to a
radio might affect the quality of service. While 100 might be a bit high for
a classroom setting, higher values are suitable for larger public spaces,
such as cafeterias or gymnasiums. A higher setting is appropriate for APs
that serve dense outdoor areas with frequent connections that quickly roam
to other areas.
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Select SAVE RADIO
PROFILE.
Now that you have completed the basic configuration, you can modify advanced radio
profile settings. Remember to select SAVE RADIO PROFILE after
changing advanced settings.
