Nortel 2350 参考指南

Configuring Wireless Parameters 257

Nortel WLAN—Management Software 2300 Series Reference Guide

Access the Setup AP Redundancy wizard:
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Select the Configuration tool bar option.

In the Organizer panel, click the plus sign next to the WSS. 

Click the plus sign next to Wireless.

Select Access Points.

In the Task List panel, select AP Redundancy. 

The Setup AP redundancy wizard appears, listing the redundant connections for each AP. 

Select the AP for which you want to set up a redundant WSS connection and click Add 
Connections.
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Under Select Bias, select either High or Low or Low-Sticky from the drop-down list.

Bias is the priority of one WSS connection over other WSS connections to a single AP for 
booting, configuration, and data transfer. A configuration with a high bias has priority over 
a configuration for the same AP with low bias. The default is High. 

If the bias for all connections is the same, the AP selects the switch that has the greatest 
capacity to add more active APs. For example, if an AP is dual homed to two 2380 or 2382 
switches, and one of the switches has 50 active APs while the other switch has 60 active 
APs, the new AP selects the switch that has only 50 active APs.

The number of redundant connections available for each configured WSS is listed. Select 
the WSS the AP will use for a redundant connection and click OK.

To remove all redundant connections for an AP, select the AP and click Clear Connections.

To create a direct redundant connection for an AP, select the AP, click Create, and select 
Direct Connection from the list.
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Select the WSS to which the AP is connected.

Select the port to which the AP is connected.

Set the bias to High or Low.

Note.  Only AP models that have two Ethernet ports can support redundant direct 
connections. However, models with one Ethernet port can support redundant 
distributed connections.

Note.  2380 and 2382 switches only support indirect AP connections.