3com WX2200 ユーザーズマニュアル
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ONFIGURING
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ERVICES
In general, these same steps are required to configure other services, too.
You can refer back to this section, using the summary list or the task
table, with configuration options for “Configure Guest Access Services”
on page 69 or “Configure Voice over Wireless IP Service” on page 83.
You can refer back to this section, using the summary list or the task
table, with configuration options for “Configure Guest Access Services”
on page 69 or “Configure Voice over Wireless IP Service” on page 83.
Create a Radio Profile
You configure a radio profile to set attributes that you can apply to
multiple radios. Rather than configuring each radio individually, the radio
profile is applied to multiple radios that you select. Service profiles are
mapped to radio profiles.
multiple radios. Rather than configuring each radio individually, the radio
profile is applied to multiple radios that you select. Service profiles are
mapped to radio profiles.
The radio profile can contain RF Auto-Tuning settings and IEEE 802.11
settings that control how the data is received and transmitted.
settings that control how the data is received and transmitted.
MAPs (and consequently, radios) need to be added to 3WXM after
creating a radio profile. For more information about adding radios, refer
to one of the following:
creating a radio profile. For more information about adding radios, refer
to one of the following:
To create a radio profile
1 Select Configuration on the toolbar.
2 In the Organizer panel, expand the WX switch.
3 Expand Wireless, then select Radio Profiles.
4 In the Task List panel, select Radio Profile.
The Create Radio Profile wizard is displayed.