Advanced WLAN Service Configuration

Advanced WLAN Service Configuration Page

Field/Button	Description
Timeout
Idle (pre)	Specify the amount of time in minutes that a Mobile user can have a session on the controller in pre-authenticated state during which no active traffic is passed. The session will be terminated if no active traffic is passed within this time. The default value is 5 minutes.
Idle (post)	Specify the amount of time in minutes that a Mobile user can have a session on the controller in authenticated state during which no active traffic is passed. The session will be terminated if no active traffic is passed within this time. The default value is 30 minutes.
Session	Specify the maximum number of minutes of service to be provided to the user before the termination of the session.
RF - select one or more of the following options:
Suppress SSID	Select to prevent this SSID from appearing in the beacon message sent by the AP. The wireless device user seeking network access will not see this SSID as an available choice, and will need to specify it.
Enable 11h support	Select to enable 11h support. By default this option is disabled. It is recommended that you enable this option.
Apply power reduction to 11h clients	Select to enable the AP to use reduced power (as does the 11h client). By default this option is disabled. It is recommended that you enable this option. This option is available only if you enable 11h support.
Process client IE requests	Select to enable the AP to accept IE requests sent by clients via Probe Request frames and responds by including the requested IE‘s in the corresponding Probe Response frames. By default this option is disabled. It is recommended that you enable this option.
Energy Save Mode	Select to reduce the number of beacons the AP transmits on a BSSID when no client is associated with the BSSID. This reduces both the power consumption of the AP and the interference created by the AP when no client is associated.
Radio Management (11k) support	Select to enable background scan. Optionally, enable Beacon Report and/or Quiet IE.
Egress Filtering Mode
Enforce explicitly defined “Out” rules	Traffic is filtered as configured. For more information, see Configuring Egress Filtering Mode.
Apply “In” rules to “out” direction traffic	The role of the source and destination addresses are reversed. For more information, see Configuring Egress Filtering Mode.
Client Behavior
Block MU to MU traffic	Select the Block Mu to MU traffic checkbox if you want to prevent two devices associated with this SSID and registered as users of the controller, to be able to talk to each other. The blocking is enforced at the L2 (device) classification level.
802.1D
8021D Base Port: xxx	The 802.1D Base Port number in the 802.1D area is the port number by which Extreme Management Center recognizes the SSID. It is read-only.
Remote Service
Remoteable	Select the checkbox if you want to pair this service with a remote service.
Inter-WLAN Service Roaming
Permit Inter-WLAN Service Roaming	Select to enable a client on a controller to maintain the session, including the IP address and role assignment, while roaming between VNSs having the same SSID and privacy settings. If not selected, when the client roams among VNSs, the existing session terminates and a new session starts with the client having to associated and authenticate again. The list of VNSs that share the same SSID and privacy settings displays below.
Unauthenticated Behavior
Discard Unauthenticated Traffic	Select the checkbox to drop all traffic flowing to and from an unauthenticated station.
Default Non-Authenticated Policy	Select the checkbox to apply the default non-authenticated policy to all traffic flowing to and from an unauthenticated station.
Netflow	Click to Enable/Disable Netflow flag. For more information, see Using Netflow/MirrorN.
Apply	Click to apply changes.
Cancel	Click to close the Advanced dialog without saving changes.