Wavion WBSn-2400, Руководство пользователя

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Parameter Description
Limit number of
stations
Controls the number of clients associated to the base station.
•
If Enable Limit is selected, a numerical limit can be specified.
• If Enable Limit is not selected, any number of clients can associate to the
base station.
There is no default limitation on the number of associations supported.
WBSn supports up to 256 associated clients per radio, utilizing the Open
security mode.
Note: For WBSn-2400 v 1.0, up to 127associated clients per radio are
supported.
In other security modes the maximum number of associated clients is different.
For more information, please refer to the Security, Authentication and
Encryption Modes table .
Security, Authentication, Encryption Modes and Maximum Associations
Security Mode
Authentication Mode Encryption Mode Max Associations
None Open system None 256 (127 in v1.0)
WEP
(Only available for
the first defined
VAP)
• Shared key • WEP/40
• WEP/104
• 127
• 127
WPA
• PSK (Pre-shared key)
•
Radius
• TKIP + AES • 110
WPA2
•
PSK (Pre-shared key)
• Radius
•
AES
•
110
WPA\2
• PSK
•
Radius
• AES + TKIP • 110
WBSn supports the capability of limiting the number of maximum associations per VAP. The limit can be
set to any value between 0 and 50, regardless of the security of the VAP.
QoS (Quality of Service) Packet Priority
Wireless Multimedia Extensions (WME), also known as Wi-Fi MultiMedia (WMM), provide basic QoS
features to IEEE 802.11n networks. WMM prioritizes traffic on the wireless interface using four Access
Categories (AC):
• Voice
•
Video
• Best Effort
• Background
Traffic is prioritized by these access categories, and the implementation defined by the WMM standard.
Traffic is therefore suitable for applications that require QoS over Wi-Fi, (for example, Voice over IP
(VoIP)).