| Name |
Displays whether the reporting radio is radio 1, radio 2 or radio 3. AP505i, AP510i/e,
AP560i/h model access points have 2 radios.
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| Type |
Displays whether the radio has been designated as a
typical WLAN radio or if the radio has been designated as a
sensor. |
| Description |
A brief description provided by the administrator when
the radio's configuration was added or modified. |
| Admin Status |
A green check mark means the radio is enabled for client
or sensor support. A red “X” means the radio is currently
disabled. |
| RF Mode |
Displays whether each listed radio is operating in the
802.11a/n or 802.11b/g/n radio band. If the radio is a
dedicated sensor, it will be listed as a sensor to define
the radio as not providing typical WLAN support. If the
radio is a client bridge, it provides a typical bridging
function and does not provide WLAN support. The radio band
is set in the Radio Settings tab. |
| Channel |
Lists the channel setting for the radio. Smart is the default setting.
Smart indicates the access point is set
for dynamic Smart RF support. If set to
Smart, the access point scans
non-overlapping channels listening for
beacons from other access points. After
the channels are scanned, it selects the
channel with the fewest access points.
In the case of multiple access points on
the same channel, it selects the channel
with the lowest average power level. |
| Transmit Power |
Lists the transmit power for each radio. The column displays
smart if Smart-RF is used to
set the transmit power for this
radio.
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| Overrides |
A Clear option appears for each radio
configuration that has an override
applied to the profile‘s configuration.
Select Clear to revert this specific
radio configuration to the profile
configuration originally defined by the
administrator for this radio.
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