Configuring the Function of Quickly Disconnecting STAs

Procedure

1. Run system-view

   The system view is displayed.

2. Run wlan

   The WLAN view is displayed.

3. Run rrm-profile name profile-name

   The RRM profile view is displayed.

4. Run undo smart-roam quick-kickoff-threshold disable

   The function of quickly disconnecting STAs is enabled.

   By default, the function of quickly disconnecting STAs is enabled.

5. (Optional) Run smart-roam quick-kickoff-threshold { check-snr | check-rate } ^*

   The mode for triggering the function of quickly disconnecting STAs is specified.

   The default mode for triggering the function of quickly disconnecting STAs is check-snr.

6. (Optional) Run smart-roam quick-kickoff-threshold { snr snr-threshold | rate rate-threshold }

   The threshold for quickly disconnecting STAs is specified. The function of quickly disconnecting STAs is configured to allow the STAs to connect to or roam to another AP with stronger APs.

   By default, the SNR-based threshold for quickly disconnecting STAs is 15 dB, and the rate-based threshold is 20%.

7. (Optional) Run smart-roam quick-kickoff-snr check-interval check-interval

   The interval for checking the SNR to determine whether to quickly disconnect STAs is specified.

   The default interval for checking the SNR to determine whether to quickly disconnect STAs is 500 ms.

8. (Optional) Run smart-roam quick-kickoff-snr p-n criteria observe-time observe-value qualify-time qualify-value

   The PN threshold for quickly disconnecting STAs is specified.

   By default, the number of PN observation times is 6, and the number of PN observation times criteria are met is 4.

9. Run quit

   Return to the WLAN view.

10. Bind the specified RRM profile to a radio profile.
    1. Run the radio-2g-profile name profile-name or radio-5g-profile name profile-name command to enter the 2G or 5G radio profile view.
    2. Run the rrm-profile profile-name command to bind the RRM profile to the 2G or 5G radio profile.
    3. Run the quit command to return to the WLAN view.
11. Bind the radio profile to an AP group or a specific AP. For the detailed procedure, see Binding a Radio Profile.