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>> Table: wlcWlanIfTable - (.1.3.6.1.4.1.272.4.61.1.16.1)
Description: The wlcWlanIfTable contains all WLAN interfaces of each WTP with their configured profiles.
wlcWlanIfTable
OID | Name | Type | Access
.1 | Index | INTEGER | RW
.2 | WTPIndex | INTEGER | R
.3 | WTPMacAddress | MacAddress | R
.4 | ProfIndex | INTEGER | RW
.5 | Type | ENUM | D
.6 | Channel | INTEGER | RW
.7 | AutoSelectedChannel | INTEGER | R
.8 | SecondaryChannel | ENUM | RW
.9 | AutoSecondaryChannel | ENUM | R
.10 | TxPower | INTEGER | RW
.11 | ClientScanState | ENUM | RW
.12 | ClientIndex | INTEGER | RW
.13 | HWIndex | INTEGER | RW
.14 | RadioIndexWTP | INTEGER | RW
Index
Unique index which is incremented for each new WLAN interface entry.
WTPIndex
The wlcWlanIfWTPIndex is the uniqe WTP index see wlcWTPIndex.
WTPMacAddress
wlcWlanIfWTPMacAddress is the first ethernet MAC address of the WTP. Length: 6 to 6
ProfIndex
The wlcWlanIfProfIndex is the configured WLAN interface profile. See wlcWlanIfProfileIndex.
Type
The current WLAN physical interface type for the WTP off(1) interface disabled access-point(2) access point client(3) client mode default(4) the type of the corresponding wlcWlanIfProfile delete(32) delete Enumerations: off (1) access-point (2) client (3) default (7) delete (32)
Channel
The physical channel.
AutoSelectedChannel
The auto selected channel.
SecondaryChannel
The wlcWlanIfSecondaryChannel describes if the secondary channel (40Mhz bandwidth) is below(1) or above(2) of the current selected channel. Enumerations: below (1) above (2) default (3)
AutoSecondaryChannel
The wlcWlanIfAutoSecondaryChannel describes if the secondary channel (40Mhz bandwidth) is below(1) or above(2) of the auto selected channel. Enumerations: below (1) above (2)
TxPower
Transmitter output power in dBm.
ClientScanState
This attribute holds the foreground scanning status. Writing scanning(2) in idle state triggers a new foreground scan cycle. All entries for this client interface in the wlcScanResultsTable are removed. When the WLAN client has finished scanning, the attribute changes back to idle(1), wlcScanResultsTable is updated automatically. To update wlcScanResultsTable without triggering a new foreground scan, you can write update(3) to this attribute. This causes wlcScanResultsTable to be updated immedieately, reflecting any changes detected by automatic backgound scanning. After wlcScanResultsTable is updated, the value switches back to state idle(1). Any attempt to write different values, or to write values in a state different from idle(1), is ignored. Enumerations: idle (1) scanning (2) update (3)
ClientIndex
Index pointer to the wlcClientProfileTable.
HWIndex
Index pointer to the wlcWlanHWTable.
RadioIndexWTP
WLAN interface index on the WTP.

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