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4.2.1.4. Setting Data Transmission Rate
interface { name } { index } speed { rate | auto}
Description. Specifies the wireless data transmission rate.
No-Form. N/A.
Arguments.
rate The data transfer rate in megabits per second. IEEE 802.11a supports 6, 9, 12,
18, 24, 36, 48 and 54 Mbit/s. If you set rate parameter to
auto , the chipset will
choose the best rate possible.
Example 4.7. Set data rate
EION: interface wireless 0 speed 54
Speed is set to 54 Mb/s.
4.2.2. Configuring SSID
SSID stands for Service Set Identifier. SSID is a basic parameter for IEEE 802.11 wireless network
interface. Non-empty SSID is required for AP, station and ad-hoc interface to establish wireless asso-
ciations with remote devices.
interface { name } { index } ssid { ssid }
Description. In the access point mode: specifies an identifier of the service set the access point
provides. In the station mode: specifies a service set to connect to.
No-Form. Clears the SSID setting.
Arguments.
ssid The service set identifier.
Example 4.8. Specify Service Set
EION: interface Wireless 0 ssid ache
Interface 'Wireless 0': SSID 'ache'.
4.2.3. Configuring multiple SSID
The current LibraPlus implementation supports multiple access points (AP) and concurrent AP/station
mode operation on the same wireless network interface. The interfaces named
Wireless {index}.{some-
thing}
with the same
{index}
use the same underlying hardware, thus are limited to coexisting on the
same channel and using the same physical layer features. Each instance of an AP or station is imple-
mented as a subinterface. Subinterfaces are identified using "
.
" followed by a numerical subinterface
ID, so that subinterface "
.0
" is an alias for the master interface and non-zero IDs denote additional
subinterfaces. Each subinterface can be in either AP or station mode.
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