420| Virtual APs AOS-W 6.5.3.x| User Guide
n If the AP does not appear in the list, click New. Either type in the name of the AP, or select the AP from
the drop-down list. Then click Add.
3. Select Wireless LAN under the Profiles list, then select Excluded Virtual AP.
4. Select the name of the virtual AP profile you want to exclude from the drop down menu (under Profile
Details) and click Add. The profile name appears in the Excluded Virtual APs list. You can add multiple
profile names in the same way.
5. To remove a profile name from the Excluded Virtual APs list, select the profile name and click Delete.
6. Click Apply.
In the CLI
(host)(config) #ap-name <name> exclude-virtual-ap <profile>
Changing a Virtual AP Forwarding Mode
When you change the forwarding mode for a Virtual AP actively serving clients, the user table will NOT reflect
accurate client information unless the entries for those users are manually cleared.
The following sections describe the procedure to change the forwarding mode on a Virtual AP serving wired or
wireless clients.
To change the forwarding mode for wired users connected to the wired port on an AP:
1. Disable the port by issuing the CLI command ap wired-port-profile <ap-wired-port-profile> shutdown.
This will disconnect any wired clients using that port.
2. Issue the command aaa user delete {<ipaddr>|all|mac <macaddr>|name <username>|role
<role>} to remove from the user table the wired users associated with AP wired ports using the <ap-wired-
port-profile>.
3. Issue the command ap wired-ap-profile <profile> forward-mode <mode> where <mode> is the new
forwarding mode for the wired port
4. Reenable the port using the command ap wired-port-profile <ap-wired-port-profile> no shutdown.
To change the forwarding mode for wireless users associated with a virtual AP:
1. Issue the command ap-name <group> no virtual-ap <vap-profile> or ap-group <group> no virtual-ap
<vap-profile> to disassociate the AP or group of APs from the virtual AP profile.
2. Issue the command aaa user delete {<ipaddr>|all|mac <macaddr>|name <username>|role <role>}
to remove from the user table the users associated to the virtual-ap specified in the previous step.
3. Issue the command wlan virtual-AP <vap-profile> forward-mode <mode> where <mode> is the new
forwarding mode for the virtual AP.
4. Issue the command ap-name <group> virtual-ap <vap-profile> or ap-group <group> virtual-ap <vap-
profile> to reassociate the AP or group of APs with the virtual AP profile.
Radio Resource Management (802.11k)
The 802.11k protocol provides mechanisms for APs and clients to dynamically measure the available radio
resources. In an 802.11k enabled network, APs and clients can send neighbor reports, beacon reports, and link
measurement reports to each other. This allows the APs and clients to take appropriate connection actions.
The handover process is available for voice clients that support the 802.11k standard and have the ability to transmit
and receive beacon reports. For information on configuring the handoff trigger feature, see Enabling Wi-Fi Edge
Detection and Handover for Voice Clients on page 976
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