If a Hotspot 2.0 network parameter carries multiple data entries, you need to configure the parameter using a profile. In the profile, you can configure the entries of the parameter and then bind the profile to a Hotspot 2.0 profile.
Table 1 describes the configurable parameter profiles. Not all parameter profiles are mandatory. You can configure profiles according to network settings to provide required network information for STAs.
Parameter Profile |
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Recommended You can configure Hotspot 2.0 services on cellular networks. When connecting to the networks, user terminals can obtain network information from APs, which helps them to select desired networks. |
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Recommended A NAI realm profile is used to configure the network access identifier (NAI) realm name, authentication mode, and authentication parameters for networks accessible to users. |
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Recommended If the user terminals need to roam among Hotspot2.0 networks of different operators, configure a roaming consortium profile and add the organization identifiers (OIs) of the operators to the roaming consortium profile. In this way, after the user terminals connect to a network of an operator in the profile, they can roam to networks of the other operators while maintaining online. |
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Optional You can configure Hotspot2.0 services for networks. When user terminals connect to the networks, they can obtain network connection capability information from APs, including allowed protocols and ports, which helps them to select desired networks. |
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Optional The operating class profile is used to configure the operating class indication of AP in on the hotspot2.0 network. When a STA accesses the network, it can obtain channel information used to access a Wi-Fi frequency from AP so that the STA can set up a connection. |
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Recommended A network domain name profile is used to configure the operator domain profile. STAs can obtain the domain name information through ANQP, which is used as a basis for network selection. |
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Optional You can specify different friendly names for different languages so that users can select networks. |
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Optional When configuring Hotspot2.0 services, configure network parameters according to operator requirements. When connecting to networks, user terminals can obtain the network parameters to select desired networks. The venue name describes physical locations of a network and is an optional parameter. |
The system view is displayed.
The WLAN view is displayed.
Run the cellular-network-profile name profile-name command to create a cellular network profile and enter the cellular network profile view.
By default, no cellular network profile exists in the system.
Run the plmn-id plmn-id command to set the PLMN ID.
By default, no PLMN identifier is configured in the cellular network profile.
Run the nai-realm-profile name profile-name command to create an NAI realm profile and enter the NAI realm profile view.
By default, no NAI realm profile is available in the system.
Run the nai-realm realm-name realm-name [ eap-method-type eap-method-type [ eap-authen-id eap-authen-id eap-authen-para eap-authen-para ] ] command to configure an NAI realm.
By default, no NAI realm is configured.
Run the quit command to return to the WLAN view.
Run the roaming-consortium-profile name profile-name command to create a roaming consortium profile and enter the roaming consortium profile view.
By default, no roaming consortium profile is created.
Run the roaming-consortium-oi oi-value [ in-beacon ] command to set the roaming-consortium organization identifier (OI).
By default, no roaming consortium identifier is configured for the Hotspot2.0 network.
Run the quit command to return to the WLAN view.
Run the connection-capability-profile name profile-name command to create a connection capability profile and enter the connection capability profile view.
By default, no connection capability profile exists in the system.
Run the connection-capability { esp | icmp | tcp-ftp | tcp-http | tcp-pptp-vpn | tcp-ssh | tcp-tls-vpn | tcp-voip | udp-ike2-4500 | udp-ike2-500 | udp-voip } { on | off } command to set whether Hotspot 2.0 networks support common IP protocols and ports.
By default, no supported protocol is specified in a connection capability profile.
Run the quit command to return to the WLAN view.
Run the operating-class-profile name profile-name command to create an operating class profile and enter the operating class profile view.
By default, no operating class profile is configured in the system.
Run the operating-class-indication operating-class-value command to configure the operating class identifier used by the AP.
By default, no operating class indication is configured in the system.
Run the quit command to return to the WLAN view.
Run the operator-domain-profile name profile-name command to create an operator domain profile and enter the operator domain profile view.
By default, no network domain name profile is available in the system.
Run the domain-name domain-name command to configure a domain name for a hotspot operator.
By default, no domain name is configured for a hotspot operator.
Run the quit command to return to the WLAN view.
Run the operator-name-profile name profile-name command to create an operator name profile and enter the operator name profile view.
By default, no network domain name profile is available in the system.
Run the operator-friendly-name language-code language-code name name command to configure a friendly operator name.
By default, no operator friendly name is configured in an operator name profile view.
Run the quit command to return to the WLAN view.
Run the venue-name-profile name profile-name command to create a venue name profile and enter the venue name profile view.
By default, no venue name profile is created.
Run the venue-name language-code language-code name venue-name command to configure the venue name.
By default, no venue name is configured.
Run the quit command to return to the WLAN view.