Cisco Cisco 5520 Wireless Controller テクニカルリファレンス
• There must be a preferred parent set for each daisy-chained mesh hop. The Master MAP should have a preferred parent.
• Daisy-chaining must be enabled on the AP, either via WLC GUI, WLC CLI, or AP CLI.
• Directional antennas should be used when creating a daisy-chain, which guides the mesh tree formation to the customer needs.
Enabling Daisy-Chaining using the WLC GUI
To enable Daisy-Chaining from the WLC GUI, go to Wireless > Access Point > (AP_NAME) > Mesh, and then check the
Daisy-Chaining check box. If the AP is used in a serial-backhaul solution, a Preferred Parent must be selected.
To enable Daisy-Chaining from the WLC GUI, go to Wireless > Access Point > (AP_NAME) > Mesh, and then check the
Daisy-Chaining check box. If the AP is used in a serial-backhaul solution, a Preferred Parent must be selected.
Enabling Daisy-Chaining using the WLC CLI
To enable Daisy-Chaining from the WLC CLI, issue the command:
To enable Daisy-Chaining from the WLC CLI, issue the command:
(Cisco Controller) >config ap daisy-chaining [enable/disable] <ap_name>
The daisy chaining feature must be enabled on a per access point basis:
(Cisco Controller) >show ap config general <ap_name>
Then scroll down the Daisy Chaining entry
Daisy Chaining .................................. Disabled
Enabling Daisy-Chaining using the AP CLI
To enable Daisy-Chaining from the AP CLI, issue the command:
To enable Daisy-Chaining from the AP CLI, issue the command:
AP#capwap ap daisy-chaining <enable/disable>
Setting a Preferred Parent for each Serial-Backhaul AP
To set up a preferred parent for each serial-backhaul AP, issue the command:
To set up a preferred parent for each serial-backhaul AP, issue the command:
(Cisco Controller) >config mesh parent preferred <ap_name> <PARENT_MAC_ADDRESS>
An access point’s preferred parent can be seen by issuing:
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