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5 WM Access Domain Services configuration
This chapter discusses WM-AD (WM Access Domain Services) configuration, including:
z "WM-AD Types" on page 156
z "Creating a new WM-AD name" on page 156
z "Topology for a WM-AD" on page 156
z "Assigning Altitude AP radios to a WM-AD" on page 164
z "Deleting a WM-AD" on page 166
z "Authentication for a WM-AD" on page 166
z "Defining accounting methods for a WM-AD" on page 179
z "Defining RADIUS filter policy for WM-ADs and WM-AD groups" on page 180
z "Configuring filtering rules for a WM-AD" on page 181
z "Enabling multicast for a WM-AD" on page 191
z "Configuring privacy for a WM-AD" on page 193
z "Defining a WM-AD with no authentication" on page 202
z "Defining priority level and service class for WM-AD traffic" on page 203
z "Working with Quality of Service (QoS)" on page 204
z "Configuring the QoS policy on a WM-AD" on page 206
z "Bridging traffic locally" on page 210
z "Wireless Distribution System" on page 212
Setting up a WM-AD defines a virtual IP subnet for a group of wireless device users, where the Summit
WM Controller acts as a default gateway to wireless devices. For each WM-AD, you define its topology,
authentication, accounting, RADIUS servers, filtering, multicast parameters, privacy and policy
mechanism. When you set up a new WM-AD, additional tabs appear only after you save the topology.
NOTE
When configuring a WM-AD, you can navigate between the various WM-AD tabs and define your configuration
without having to save your changes on each individual tab. Once your WM-AD configuration is complete, you can
click Save on any WM-AD tab to save your complete WM-AD configuration.
NOTE
If you navigate away from the WM-AD tabs without saving your WM-AD changes, your WM-AD configuration changes
will be lost.
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