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  • 1.  ARM with Airmatch

    Posted Nov 14, 2019 04:03 AM

    My understanding is that in a MM/MC Airmatch is used, meaning ARM is ignored.

     

    Does that mean any ref to ARM in your radio profile is completely ignored?

     

    Example;

    rf arm-profile "abccorp_a"
    no 80MHz-support
    min-tx-power 6
    max-tx-power 12
    scan-interval 30
    free-channel-index 10
    error-rate-wait-time 120
    channel-quality-aware-arm
    !
    rf dot11a-radio-profile "abccorp_a_radio"
    dot11h
    arm-profile "abccorp_a"
    max-channel-bandwidth 20MHz
    eirp-min 6
    eirp-max 12
    !
    wlan ssid-profile "abccorp"
    essid "abccorp"
    wpa-passphrase #########################################
    opmode wpa2-psk-aes
    a-basic-rates 24
    a-tx-rates 24 36 48 54
    g-basic-rates 24
    g-tx-rates 24 36 48 54
    local-probe-req-thresh 15
    mcast-rate-opt
    g-beacon-rate 24
    a-beacon-rate 24
    dot11r-profile "default"

    Considering doing a 'no arm-profile "abccorp_a"' because it is pointless but doing so want to make sure that all settings in any ARM profile are ignored.



  • 2.  RE: ARM with Airmatch
    Best Answer

    Posted Nov 14, 2019 04:33 AM

    All settings are ignored in the ARM profile except the clientmatch references, so do not remove the ARM profile.  AP power range is set by airmatch at 5am by default using the values in the radio profile.