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Cisco Wireless LAN Controller Configuration Guide
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Chapter 10 Configuring Radio Resource ManagementWireless Device Access
Configuring Dynamic RRM
Tx Power Level Assignment
Power Level Assignment
Method
The controller’s dynamic power assignment mode.
Options: Automatic, On Demand, or Fixed
Default: Automatic
Power Level
Assignment
Method Description
Automatic Causes the controller to periodically evaluate and, if
necessary, update the transmit power for all joined access
points.
On Demand Causes the controller to periodically evaluate the
transmit power for all joined access points. However, the
controller updates the power, if necessary, only when you
click Invoke Power Update Now.
Note The controller does not evaluate and update the
transmit power immediately after you click
Invoke Power Update Now. It waits for the next
interval (default is 600 seconds).
Fixed Prevents the controller from evaluating and, if necessary,
updating the transmit power for joined access points. The
power level is set to the fixed value chosen from the
drop-down box.
Note The transmit power level is assigned an integer
value instead of a value in mW or dBm. The
integer corresponds to a power level that varies
depending on the regulatory domain in which the
access points are deployed. See Step 5 on page
10-25 for information on available transmit
power levels.
Note For optimal performance, Cisco recommends that you use the
Automatic setting. Refer to the “Disabling Dynamic Channel
and Power Assignment Globally for a Controller” section on
page 10-27 for instructions if you ever need to disable the
controller’s dynamic settings.
Table 10-1 RRM Parameters (continued)
Parameter Description
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