capwap control-link-priority
Function
The capwap control-link-priority command configures the priority of CAPWAP management packets.
The undo capwap control-link-priority command restores the default priority of CAPWAP management packets.
By default, the priority of CAPWAP management packets is 7.
Format
capwap control-link-priority { local | remote } priority-value
undo capwap control-link-priority { local | remote }
Parameters
Parameter |
Description |
Value |
|---|---|---|
local |
Indicates the priority of CAPWAP management packets from an AC to an AP. The priority of CAPWAP management packets determines the reliability of the link between an AC and an AP. |
- |
remote |
Indicates the priority of CAPWAP management packets from an AP to an AC. The priority of CAPWAP management packets determines the reliability of the link between an AP and an AC. |
- |
priority-value |
Specifies the priority of CAPWAP management packets. |
The value is an integer that ranges from 0 to 7. The value 0 indicates the lowest priority, and the value 7 indicates the highest priority. |
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
You can use the capwap control-link-priority command to configure the DSCP priority of CAPWAP management packets. A higher priority indicates a more reliable link between the AC and AP.
The configuration of the priority of CAPWAP management packets from an AC to an AP takes effect immediately. After the priority of CAPWAP management packets from an AP to an AC is changed, if the AP is online, the priority is sent to the AP in the Echo packet. If the AP is not online, the priority is delivered to the AP in the Echo packet when the AP goes online. The new priority takes effect once the AP receives it.
Precautions
Configure priority 4 to 7 for CAPWAP management packets from an AC to an AP, preventing the CAPWAP management tunnel from being interrupted due to large traffic.