Cisco Cisco Aironet 1140 Access Point 디자인 가이드
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Cisco 1140 Series Access Point Deployment Guide
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Configuring Your Network for 11n
Starting with Wireless LAN Controller version 5.2, the default configuration of RRM’s dynamic channel
assignment algorithm will exclude these UNII-2 Extended channels from the list of automatically
selected channels. This frequency sub-band can be re-enabled by means of the following configuration
parameter found in the ‘802.11a -> RRM -> DCA -> DCA Channel List’ configuration on the
controller. However, before re-enabling this frequency sub-band, ensure that the client base supports
UNII-2 Extended channels.
assignment algorithm will exclude these UNII-2 Extended channels from the list of automatically
selected channels. This frequency sub-band can be re-enabled by means of the following configuration
parameter found in the ‘802.11a -> RRM -> DCA -> DCA Channel List’ configuration on the
controller. However, before re-enabling this frequency sub-band, ensure that the client base supports
UNII-2 Extended channels.
Figure 17
UNII-2 Extended Channels
40MHz Operation
The maximum throughput of 802.11n can only be realized when 40MHz channels are utilized. In this
mode, two traditional and contiguous 20MHz channels are bonded together to create a double-wide
channel which essentially doubles performance. As a result of the expansive amount of spectrum in the
5GHz frequency band, 40MHz channels are recommended for operation in this band. There are two
mechanisms by which this 40MHz operation is configured on the controller, either by using RRM to
automatically assign channels, or statically configuring Access Point radios into a specific 40Mhz
channel.
mode, two traditional and contiguous 20MHz channels are bonded together to create a double-wide
channel which essentially doubles performance. As a result of the expansive amount of spectrum in the
5GHz frequency band, 40MHz channels are recommended for operation in this band. There are two
mechanisms by which this 40MHz operation is configured on the controller, either by using RRM to
automatically assign channels, or statically configuring Access Point radios into a specific 40Mhz
channel.
40MHz Configuration using RRM
RRM (Radio Resource Management) can be utilized to automatically select 40MHz channels amongst
802.11n capable Access Points. The configuration for this capability can be accessed under the
‘802.11a/n -> RRM -> ‘Dynamic Channel Assignment’ configuration page. Change the ‘Channel
Width’ configuration from ‘20MHz’ to ‘40MHz’ and click Apply.
802.11n capable Access Points. The configuration for this capability can be accessed under the
‘802.11a/n -> RRM -> ‘Dynamic Channel Assignment’ configuration page. Change the ‘Channel
Width’ configuration from ‘20MHz’ to ‘40MHz’ and click Apply.
Figure 18
40MHz Configuration Using RRM