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Wireless Network Commands
Example: The following shows example CLI display output for the command.
(DWS-4026) #show wireless network
Network SSID Hide SSID L3 Tunnel Security Mode
------- -------------------------------- --------- ---------- -------------
1 dlink1 Disable Disable None
2 dlink2 Disable Disable None
3 dlink3 Disable Disable None
4 dlink4 Disable Disable None
5 dlink5 Disable Disable None
6 dlink6 Disable Disable None
7 dlink7 Disable Disable None
WPA Versions Indicates the WPA versions allowed when the WPA encryption mode is enabled.
WPA Ciphers Indicates the encryption solutions to use when the WPA encryption mode is enabled.
WPA Key Type Specifies the type of the WPA key configured (ASCII only).
Passphrase The WPA passphrase
WPA2 Pre-Authentication If WPA2 version is enabled, indicates pre-authentication support for roaming WPA2
clients.
WPA2 Pre-Authentication Limit If WPA2 pre-authentication is enabled, specifies a limit on the number of APs within the
peer group to which one client is allowed to pre-authenticate.
WPA2 Key Caching Holdtime Time in minutes that a PMK will be cached by an AP after the client using this PMK has
roamed away from this AP.
WEP Authentication Type Indicates whether Open System authentication or Shared Key authentication is used.
WEP Key Type indicates whether the key is in hexadecimal format or ASCII text format.
WEP Key Length If WEP – Shared Key security mode is enabled, specifies number of bits for the WEP
Keys.
WEP Transfer Key Index If WEP – Shared Key security mode is enabled, indicates which WEP key will be used
for encryption.
WEP Key1-4 If WEP – Shared Key security mode is enabled, indicates the WEP keys configured for
encryption. Up to 4 keys can be configured.
Client QoS Mode Indicates whether client QoS operation is enabled on this network.
Client QoS Bandwidth Limit Down Defines the default maximum rate limit in bits per second for traffic flowing from the AP
to the client. A value of 0 disables rate limiting in this direction. This default is used for
clients that do not obtain their own value via RADIUS.
Client QoS Bandwidth Limit Up Defines the default maximum rate limit in bits per second for traffic flowing from the
client to the AP. A value of 0 disables rate limiting in this direction. This default is used
for clients that do not obtain their own value via RADIUS.
Client QoS Access Control Down Defines the default access control list to use for traffic flowing from the AP to the client.
Both the ACL type and its name (or number) is displayed. This default is used for clients
that do not obtain their own value via RADIUS.
Client QoS Access Control Up Defines the default access control list to use for traffic flowing from the client to the AP.
Both the ACL type and its name (or number) is displayed. This default is used for clients
that do not obtain their own value via RADIUS.
Client QoS Diffserv Policy Down Defines the default Diffserv policy to use for traffic flowing from the AP to the client. This
default is used for clients that do not obtain their own value via RADIUS.
Client QoS Diffserv Policy Up Defines the default Diffserv policy to use for traffic flowing from the client to the AP. This
default is used for clients that do not obtain their own value via RADIUS.
Field Description