wlan-radio
config>card>mda
This command enables the context to configure WLAN radio commands.
n/a
bandwidth {20MHz | 40MHz}
config>card>mda>wlan-radio
This command sets the channel bandwidth of the WLAN radio.
20MHz
sets the channel bandwidth to 20 MHz
sets the channel bandwidth to 40 MHz
beacon-interval milliseconds
config>card>mda>wlan-radio
This command sets the beacon interval for the WLAN radio. The interval is the frequency with which an AP broadcasts a packet in order to synchronize with the wireless network.
200
the interval at which an AP broadcasts a packet that is used to synchronize with the wireless network
channel {auto | channel-id}
config>card>mda>wlan-radio
This command sets the channel of the WLAN radio. The channel-id values that are available for this command depend on the configured country and frequency-band. See the Appendix for the available values.
When the WLAN radio channel is set to auto, the node scans the frequency bands supported by the configured county for the most appropriate channel.
auto
specifies that the WLAN radio selects the most appropriate channel
see the Appendix
[no] country country-string
config>card>mda>wlan-radio
This command configures the country name for the WLAN radio. Because the values configured for the channel and bandwidth commands depend on the country configuration, the country name must be configured before any other MDA parameters. The country name must be configured in order to enable the radio; otherwise, executing a no shutdown command returns an error.
The no form of the command removes the specified country from the WLAN radio and resets the MDA frequency-band, channel, and bandwidth commands to their default values. The no form can only be executed when the WLAN radio is shut down.
n/a
the name of the country
frequency-band {2400 | 5000}
config>card>mda>wlan-radio
This command sets the frequency band for the WLAN radio.
2400
sets the frequency band to 2.4 GHz
sets the frequency band to 5.0 GHz
[no] shutdown
config>card>mda
config>card>mda>wlan-radio
In the config>card>mda>wlan-radio context, this command shuts down the WLAN radio. When the radio is turned off, a configured AP or station becomes operationally down. The no form of this command enables the WLAN radio, and any configured WLAN ports that are operationally down can begin operating.
In the config>card>mda context, this command shuts down the WLAN MDA and puts the WLAN radio into reset mode. Any WLAN ports configured under the MDA become operationally down. The no form of this command brings the WLAN radio out of reset.
shutdown