174 CHAPTER 8: DEFINING WLAN
■ 802.11g — Indicates that the radio attached to the BSS in
802.11g.
■ 802.11b/g — Indicates that the radio attached to the BSS in
802.11b/g.
■ Data Rate — Indicates the rate at which data is transferred. . The
data rage can help ensure the link quality between the client device
and the access point. The default wireless data rates are 1, 2, 5.5, and
11Mbps. The possible field values are:
■ Mandatory – Indicates the device must transmit or communicate
at this data rate.
■ Optional – Indicates the device can communicate at this date rate,
but does not transmit at the selected data rate.
■ Not Allowed – Indicates the device cannot transmit or
communicate at this data rate.
2 Select the Access Point to be configured.
3 Define the fields.
4 Click . VAP Management is enabled, and the device is updated.
Configuring Radio
802.11a Settings
WLAN communications are transmitted via radio waves. The Radio
802.11a Summary Page allows network managers to configure WLAN
Radio settings for transmitting WLAN communications.
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