AP System Profile

Procedure

• Create an AP system profile.
  1. Choose Configuration > Wireless Services > Profile > AP > AP System Profile. The AP System Profile List page is displayed.
  2. Click Create. The Create AP System Profile page is displayed.
  3. Enter the name of the new AP system profile in Profile name.

     To copy all parameters from another profile to the new profile, select the name of the profile in Copy parameters from other profiles. If None is selected, parameters are not copied from another profile.

  4. Click OK. The parameter setting page of the new AP system profile is displayed.
  5. Set parameters for the AP system profile. Table 1 describes the parameters for creating an AP system profile.

     Table 1 Parameters for creating an AP system profile

     Parameter	Description
     AP System Profile	Name of the new AP system profile, which cannot be modified.
     Service holding upon link disconnection	Whether to enable or disable service holding upon link disconnection.
     Allow access of new STAs upon link disconnection	Whether to enable or disable the APs in fault state to allow access of new STAs.
     Authentication-free new user access upon link disconnection	Whether to enable the offline AP to allow access of new STAs.
     Role in mesh networking	Role of an AP on the Mesh network.
     MPP active reselection	Whether to enable or disable active MPP reselection.
     MTU (bytes)	Maximum transmission unit (MTU) on an Ethernet interface.
     CAPWAP DTLS CN authentication mode	CAPWAP DTLS CN authentication mode.
     Dual-link or N+1 Backup
     Configuration mode	Link backup mode.
     Primary AC IP address	Source address of the active AC.
     Backup AC IP address	Source address of the standby AC.
     AC priority	IP address of the primary AC.
     Peer AC IP address	IP address of the backup primary AC.
     Active/Standby link switchover mode	Active/Standby link switchover mode.
     Number of probe packets	Number of times Echo packets are probed in a statistical period.
     Start threshold of the PLR for triggering a link switchover (%)	Start threshold for the packet loss rate during an active/standby switchover.
     Difference threshold of the PLR for triggering a link switchover (%)	Gap threshold for the packet loss rate during an active/standby switchover.
     LLDP
     Delay of enabling LLDP	Delay in re-enabling LLDP on APs.
     Working mode	LLDP working mode on APs.
     Packet transmission delay	Delay after which an AP sends LLDP packets to neighboring devices.
     Packet transmission interval	Interval at which an AP sends LLDP packets to neighboring devices.
     TTL of packets	Number of hold time intervals during which AP information can be saved on a neighboring device.
     Report neighbor information	Whether to enable the LLDP neighbor report function for an AP.
     Interval for reporting neighbor information (s)	Interval at which an AP reports LLDP neighbor information to an AC.
     EAPOL
     EAPOL-response packet conversion	EAPOL-response packet conversion method.
     EAPOL-response packet encapsulation	EAPOL-response packet encapsulation method.
     EAPOL-response MAC address	Unicast MAC address of EAPOL-response packets. This parameter must be set when EAPOL-response packet encapsulation is set to Unicast packets with specific MAC addresses.
     EAPOL-start packet conversion	EAPOL-start packet conversion method.
     EAPOL-start packet encapsulation	EAPOL-start packet encapsulation method.
     EAPOL-start MAC address	Unicast MAC address of EAPOL-start packets. This parameter must be set when EAPOL-start packet encapsulation is set to Unicast packets with specific MAC addresses.
     AP Alarm
     Alarm suppression	Whether to enable the alarm suppression function for APs.
     Alarm suppression interval	Interval during which alarms are suppressed on APs.
     Upper device temperature alarm threshold	High temperature alarm threshold for APs.
     Lower device temperature alarm threshold	Low temperature alarm threshold for APs.
     Upper ambient temperature alarm threshold	High temperature alarm threshold for ambient temperature.
     Lower ambient temperature alarm threshold	Low temperature alarm threshold for ambient temperature.
     Upper CPU temperature alarm threshold	High temperature alarm threshold for CPU temperature.
     Lower CPU temperature alarm threshol	Low temperature alarm threshold for CPU temperature.
     Upper NP chip temperature alarm threshold	High temperature alarm threshold for NP chip temperature.
     Lower NP chip temperature alarm threshold	Low temperature alarm threshold for NP chip temperature.
     CPU usage alarm threshold	CPU usage alarm threshold for APs.
     Memory usage alarm threshold	Memory usage alarm threshold for APs.
     Log Backup
     IP address of the log backup server	IP address of the log server.
     Port number	Port number of the log server.
     Log backup level	Severity of AP logs to be backed up.
     Spectrum Analysis
     Server IP/port number	IP address and port number of a spectrum server.
     Use AC for transparent data transmission	Whether an AC is used for transparent data transmission: OFF: Data is transmitted directly to the spectrum server ON: Data is transmitted to the spectrum server through an AC.
     AC port number	Port number used by an AC to receive the spectrum information (UDP packets) sent by an AP when the AC is used for transparent data transmission.
     Aging time of non-Wi-Fi devices	Aging time of non-Wi-Fi devices on an AC during spectrum analysis.
     PoE Settings
     Maximum output power	Maximum output power of the central AP.
     PoE reserved power percentage	Percentage of reserved PoE power to the available PoE power on the central AP.
     Alarm threshold of PoE power consumption percentage	Alarm threshold of PoE power consumption percentage.
     IEEE802.3af switching	Whether to enable a central AP to provide PoE power in compliance with IEEE 802.3af.
     Allow high inrush current during power-on	Whether to enable the central AP to allow high inrush current during power-on.
     SEA
     Detection interval (s)	Interval for SEA detection.
     iPCA2.0
     Max flows per user	Maximum number of flows occupied by a single user.
     Broadcast Suppression on AP's Wired Ports
     Protocol type	Broadcast packet type supported on AP's wired ports.
     ARP traffic threshold (pps)	Rate threshold for ARP flood attack detection. This parameter can be configured only when Protocol type is set to ALL or ARP.
     IGMP traffic threshold (pps)	Rate threshold for IGMP flood attack detection. This parameter can be configured only when Protocol type is set to ALL or IGMP.
     ND traffic threshold (pps)	Rate threshold for ND flood attack detection. This parameter can be configured only when Protocol type is set to ALL or ND.
     DHCP traffic threshold (pps)	Rate threshold for DHCP flood attack detection. This parameter can be configured only when Protocol type is set to ALL or DHCP.
     DHCPV6 traffic threshold (pps)	Rate threshold for DHCPv6 flood attack detection. This parameter can be configured only when Protocol type is set to ALL or DHCPv6.
     mDNS traffic threshold (pps)	Rate threshold for MDNS flood attack detection. This parameter can be configured only when Protocol type is set to ALL or mDNS.
     Other broadcast traffic threshold (pps)	Rate threshold for broadcast flood attack detection of the protocols except ARP/IGMP/ND/DHCP/DHCPv6/MDNS. This parameter can be configured only when Protocol type is set to ALL or Other broadcast.
     Other multicast traffic threshold (pps)	Rate threshold for multicast flood attack detection of the protocols except ARP/IGMP/ND/DHCP/DHCPv6/MDNS. This parameter can be configured only when Protocol type is set to ALL or Other multicast.
     User Interface
     Inbound ACL (IPv4)	ACL that restricts STAs with a specified IPv4 address or within a specified IP address segment from logging in to the device.
     Outbound ACL (IPv4)	ACL that restricts IPv4 STAs who have logged in to the device from logging in to other devices.
     Inbound ACL (IPv6)	ACL that restricts STAs with a specified IPv6 address or within a specified IP address segment from logging in to the device.
     Outbound ACL (IPv6)	ACL that restricts IPv6 STAs who have logged in to the device from logging in to other devices.
     Timeout Interval	Timeout period of user connections.
     Number of Lines Displayed On Each Screen	Number of lines on each terminal screen.
     PKI Certificate
     Certificate format	PKI certificate format.
     Certificate file	PKI certificate file. This parameter is available only when Certificate format is set to PEM or P12.
     Certificate password	PKI certificate password. This parameter is available only when Certificate format is set to PEM or P12.
     Radio Mode Management
     Mode switching	Whether to enable the mode switching function of an AP.
     Radio mode	Radio mode of an AP.
     Others
     Management VLAN	Management VLAN for APs.
     Dynamic blacklist aging time	Aging time of a dynamic blacklist entry.
     STelnet	Whether to allow or forbid STelnet login.
     Telnet	Whether to allow or forbid Telnet login.
     Console	Whether to allow or forbid console port login.
     BLE Console	Mode of the Bluetooth-based serial port login function: Available when offline: dynamic mode. When a Fit AP disconnects from an AC, the Bluetooth-based serial port login function of the Fit AP is automatically enabled. When the Fit AP connects to the AC again, the Bluetooth-based serial port login function of the Fit AP is disabled. Always available: persistent mode. In this mode, the Bluetooth-based serial port login function of an AP is always enabled. Off: The Bluetooth-based serial port login function of an AP is disabled.
     SFTP	Whether to allow or forbid SFTP login.
     Offline VAP management	Whether to enable or disable the offline VAP management function.
     AP local management	Whether to enable AP local management.
     AP local management IP address/mask	IP address and mask for AP local management. This parameter can be configured only when AP local management is enabled.
     Indicator	Whether to enable the indicator function of an AP.
     USB power supply	Whether to enable the USB function of an AP.
     Antenna combined output	Whether to enable or disable combined output of antenna signals. Only the AP9132DN supports this function.
     Working mode of the IoT card	Connection type between IoT cards and APs.
     DHCP client option12	Whether to enable or disable the DHCP packets sent by APs to carry the Option 12 field function.
     Field carried in DHCP client option 12	AP information contained in the Option 12 field. ap-name: Option 12 field carried in DHCP packets sent by an AP contains the AP name. ap-type&ap-mac: Option 12 field carried in DHCP packets sent by an AP contains the AP type and MAC address. This parameter can be configured only when DHCP client option12 is set to ON.
     Terminal connectivity check	Whether to enable or disable the STA connectivity check on the AP. NOTE: To locate network access faults of some STAs, the AP has STA connectivity check enabled by default. The AP randomly selects two of STAs that have associated with the AP for more than 20 seconds and encountered traffic exceptions (The STAs can obtain IP addresses and the default gateway, but has no uplink or downlink unicast traffic). The AP then detects network connectivity by pinging these two STAs and records the result in the log.
     NP fast-forwarding	Whether to enable or disable the NP fast-forwarding.

  6. Click Apply. In the Info dialog box that is displayed, click OK.
• Modify an AP system profile.
  1. Choose Configuration > Wireless Services > Profile > AP > AP System Profile. The AP System Profile List page is displayed.
  2. Click the name of the AP system profile that you want to modify. The AP System Profile page is displayed.
  3. Modify parameters of the AP system profile. For the parameter description, see Table 1.
  4. Click Apply. In the Info dialog box that is displayed, click OK.
• Delete an AP system profile.
  1. Choose Configuration > Wireless Services > Profile > AP > AP System Profile. The AP System Profile List page is displayed.
  2. Select the profile that you want to delete and click Delete. In the Confirm dialog box that is displayed, click OK.
• Display the profile reference relationship.
  1. Choose Configuration > Wireless Services > Profile > AP > AP System Profile. The AP System Profile List page is displayed.
  2. Select the profile of which you want to display the reference relationship and click Display Reference Relationship. The system displays the types and names of the objects that reference the profile.
     

     Click Hide Reference Relationship. The system hides the displayed results.

• Configure a profile referenced in an AP system profile.
  1. Choose Configuration > Wireless Services > Profile > AP > AP System Profile. The AP System Profile List page is displayed.
  2. In the navigation tree, click to the left of AP System Profile to expand the AP system profile list. Click to the left of an AP system profile name to view the names of the profiles referenced in the AP system profile.
  3. Click any profile referenced by the AP system profile. The configuration page of the referenced profile is displayed on the right. You can select another profile from the drop-down list and set the profile parameters. For descriptions of the profile parameters, see its configuration page.
  4. Click Apply. In the Info dialog box that is displayed, click OK.