ap wired-port-profile
ap wired-port-profile {default | <profile-name>}
aaa-profile {default | <profile-name>}
authentication-timeout <timeout>
auto-recovery-enable
auto-recovery-interval <auto-recovery-interval>
bridge-role
broadcast-threshold <broadcast-threshold>
clone {default | <source>}
enet-link-profile <profile-name>
lldp-profile {default | <profile-name>}
loop-detection-interval <loop-detection-interval>
loop-protect-enable
no
portfast
portfast-trunk
rap-backup
shutdown
spanning-tree
storm-control-broadcast
storm-control-broadcast-threshold
wired-ap-profile <profile-name>
Description
This command configures a wired port profile. This command is only applicable to APs with Ethernet ports. Issue this command to enable or disable the wired port, define an AAA profile for wired port devices, and associate the port with an ethernet link profile that defines its speed and duplex values.
Parameter |
Description |
ap wired-port-profile <profile-name> |
Name of this instance of the profile. The name must be 1–63 characters. |
aaa-profile <profile-name> |
Name of a AAA profile to be used by devices connecting to the wired port of the AP. |
authentication-timeout <timeout> |
Authentication timeout value, in seconds, for devices connecting the wired port of the AP. 1-65535 5 |
auto-recovery-enable |
Enables automatic recovery of the port in the AP that is shut down because of loop protection. After the automatic recovery, if the loop re-occurs, then the port is shutdown again Disabled |
auto-recovery-interval <auto-recovery-interval> |
Specify the time, in seconds, to automatically recover the port in the AP that is shut down because of loop protection. 30-43200 300 |
bridge-role <role> |
Role that is assigned to a user if split-tunnel authentication fails. |
broadcast-threshold <broadcast-threshold> |
Set the storm control threshold in packets per second. 1-1000000 2000 |
clone <source> |
Create a new AP wired port profile based upon the values of an existing profile. |
enet-link-profile <profile-name> |
Specify an Ethernet link profile to be used by devices associated with this wired port profile. The Ethernet link profile defines the duplex value and speed to be used by the port. |
lldp-profile <profile-name> |
Specify an LLDP profile to be used by devices associated with this wired port profile. The LLDP profile specifies the type-length-value (TLV) elements to be sent in LLDP PDUs. |
loop-detection-interval <loop-detection-interval> |
Specify the time, in seconds, to send loop detection packets on the ports of an AP. 1-10 2 |
loop-protect-enable |
Enables loop protection on the ports of an AP. Disabled |
no |
Negates any defined parameter |
portfast |
Enables portfast for AP wired ports. Spanning tree must be enabled before this command can be used. |
portfast-trunk |
Spanning tree must be enabled before this command can be used. |
rap-backup |
Use the |
shutdown |
Disable the wired AP port. |
spanning-tree |
Enables the spanning-tree protocol. |
storm-control-broadcast |
Enables the broadcast storm control. When this parameter is enabled, if the AP detects a loop on one of its Ethernet port, it shuts down the Ethernet port. This prevents the AP from receiving or sending any frames. |
storm-control-broadcast-threshold |
Specify the broadcast packets per second on each Ethernet port of an AP before the Ethernet port is shut down. 2000 |
wired-ap-profile <profile-name> |
Name of a wired AP profile to be used by devices connecting the wired port of the AP. The wired AP profile defines the forwarding mode and switchport values used by the port. |
Example
The following command defines a AAA profile for wired port devices:
(host)[mynode] (config) #ap wired-port-profile wiredport1
(host)[mynode] (AP wired port profile"wiredport1") #aaa-profile default-open
(host)[mynode] (AP wired port profile"wiredport1") #authentication-timeout 30
(host)[mynode] (AP wired port profile"wiredport1") #wired-ap-profile wiredap1
Command History
Release |
Modification |
AOS 8.3.0.0 |
The following parameters were introduced:
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AOS 8.0.0.0 |
Command introduced. |
Command Information
Platforms |
License |
Command Mode |
All platforms |
Base operating system, except for noted parameters. |
Config mode on Mobility Conductor. |