
Configuring
RADIUS
‐
Assigned
Client
QoS
Parameters
D-Link
Unified
Access
Point
Administrator’s
Guide
November
2011
Page
147
Unified
Access
Point
Administrator’s
Guide
Configuring
RADIUS
‐
Assigned
Client
QoS
Parameters
If
a
VAP
is
configured
to
use
WPA
Enterprise
security,
you
can
include
client
QoS
information
in
the
client
database
on
the
RADIUS
server.
When
a
client
successfully
authenticates,
the
RADIUS
server
can
include
bandwidth
limits
and
identify
the
ACLs
and
DiffServ
policies
to
apply
to
the
specific
wireless
client.
ACLs
and
DiffServ
policies
referenced
in
the
RADIUS
client
database
must
match
the
names
of
the
ACLs
and
DiffServ
policies
configured
on
the
AP
to
be
successfully
applied
to
the
wireless
clients.
Table
57
describes
the
QoS
attributes
that
can
be
included
in
the
client's
RADIUS
server
entry.
If
a
wireless
client
successfully
authenticates
using
WPA
Enterprise,
each
QoS
RADIUS
attribute
that
exists
for
the
client
is
sent
to
the
AP
for
processing.
The
attributes
are
optional
and
do
not
need
to
be
present
in
the
client
entry.
If
the
attribute
is
not
present,
the
Client
QoS
setting
on
the
AP
is
used.
ACL
Name
Up
Shows
the
name
of
the
ACL
applied
to
traffic
entering
the
AP
in
the
inbound
direction.
When
a
packet
or
frame
is
received
by
the
AP,
the
ACL's
rules
are
checked
for
a
match.
The
packet
or
frame
is
processed
if
it
is
permitted
and
discarded
if
it
is
denied.
ACL
Type
Down
Shows
the
type
of
ACL
to
apply
to
traffic
in
the
outbound
(AP
‐
to
‐
client)
direction,
which
can
be
one
of
the
following:
• IPv4:
The
ACL
examines
IPv4
packets
for
matches
to
ACL
rules.
• IPv6:
The
ACL
examines
IPv6
packets
for
matches
to
ACL
rules
• MAC:
The
ACL
examines
layer
2
frames
for
matches
to
ACL
rules
ACL
Name
Down
Shows
the
name
of
the
ACL
applied
to
traffic
in
the
outbound
direction.
After
switching
the
packet
or
frame
to
the
outbound
interface,
the
ACL's
rules
are
checked
for
a
match.
The
packet
or
frame
is
transmitted
if
it
is
permitted
and
discarded
if
it
is
denied.
DiffServ
Policy
Up
Shows
the
name
of
the
DiffServ
policy
applied
to
traffic
sent
to
the
AP
in
the
inbound
(client
‐
to
‐
AP)
direction.
DiffServ
Policy
Down
Shows
the
name
of
the
DiffServ
policy
applied
to
traffic
from
the
AP
in
the
outbound
(AP
‐
to
‐
client)
direction.
Table
57:
Client
QoS
RADIUS
Attributes
RADIUS
Attribute
ID
Description
Type/Range
Vendor
‐
Specific
(26),
WISPr
‐
Bandwidth
‐
Max
‐
Down
14122,8
Maximum
allowed
client
reception
rate
from
the
AP
in
bits
per
second
.
If
nonzero,
the
specified
value
is
rounded
down
to
the
nearest
64
Kbps
value
when
used
in
the
AP
(64
Kbps
minimum).
If
zero,
bandwidth
limiting
is
not
enforced
for
the
client
in
this
direction.
Type:
integer
32
‐
bit
unsigned
integer
value
(0
‐
4294967295)
Table
56:
Client
QoS
Status
(Cont.)
Field
Description