Cisco Mesh Access Points User Manual

The syntax is as follows:
(controller) > show ap bhrate ap-name
• show mesh neigh summary—Displays the link rate summary including the current rate being used in
backhaul
Example:
(controller) > show mesh neigh summary HPRAP1
AP Name/Radio Channel Rate Link-Snr Flags State
--------------- -------- -------- ------- ----- -----
00:0B:85:5C:B9:20 0 auto 4 0x10e8fcb8 BEACON
00:0B:85:5F:FF:60 0 auto 4 0x10e8fcb8 BEACON DEFAULT
00:0B:85:62:1E:00 165 auto 4 0x10e8fcb8 BEACON
OO:0B:85:70:8C:A0 0 auto 1 0x10e8fcb8 BEACON
HPMAP1 165 54 40 0x36 CHILD BEACON
HJMAP2 0 auto 4 0x10e8fcb8 BEACON
Backhaul capacity and throughput depends upon the type of the AP, that is, if it is 802.11a/n or only 802.11a,
number of backhaul radios it has, and so on.
In AP1524 SB, Slot 2 in the 5-GHz radio in the RAP is used to extend the backhaul in the downlink direction,
whereas Slot 2 in the 5-GHz radio in the MAP is used for backhaul in the uplink. We recommend using a
directional antenna with the Slot 2 radio. MAPs extend Slot 1 radio in the downlink direction with Omni or
directional antenna also providing client access. Client access can be provided on the Slot 2 radio from the
7.0 release onwards.
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Connecting the Cisco 1500 Series Mesh Access Points to the Network
Configuring Local Mesh Parameters

Cisco Mesh Access Points Specifications

General

Brand	Cisco
Model	Mesh Access Points
Category	Wireless Access Point
Language	English