Working with VSCs
VSC configuration options
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Notes on 802.11n
802.11n supports legacy rates (1 to 54), as well as high-throughput (HT) rates MCS 0 to MSC
23.
MCS 0 to MCS 15 are supported by the MSM410, MSM422, E-MSM430, E-MSM460, and
E-MSM466.
MCS 16 to MCS 23 are supported by the E-MSM460 and E-MSM466.
You must always enable at least one legacy rate for 802.11n.
Notes regarding the E-MSM430, E-MSM460, and E-MSM466
On these products, the wireless rates shown for 802.11n apply to all wireless modes
supported on both radios, which are 802.11a/b/g/n. If you remove a rate, it is removed for all
wireless modes.
VSC ingress mapping
These settings apply to the controller only and define how ingress (incoming) user traffic is
assigned to a VSC on the controller. The ingress lets you control what type of traffic the VSC
will handle.
When access control is enabled, available options are:
The SSID option cannot be disabled. When enabled, the VSC accepts incoming traffic that
has its SSID set to the WLAN name (SSID) defined under Virtual AP.
If you enable the VLAN option, you can choose a single VLAN, or a VLAN range enabling the
VSC to handle traffic from multiple sources. For example, if you define different Egress
networks when binding VSCs to your APs, you could specify a range to have all traffic
handled by one VSC. (Ingress VLANs are not supported when controller teaming is active.)
When access control is disabled, available options are:
When the SSID option is enabled, the VSC accepts incoming traffic that has its SSID set to
the WLAN name (SSID) defined under Virtual AP.
The Ethernet Switch option enables the VSC to be bound to the switch ports on an
MSM317. See the MSM317 Access Device Installation and Getting Started Guide.
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