You can configure spectrum analysis to detect non-Wi-Fi interference on WLANs. Based on the identified interference type, interfering channel, and interference strength, you can locate the interference source to eliminate interference.
Before configuring spectrum analysis, perform the task of WLAN Service Configuration Guide.
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Create an AP group |
Each AP will be added and can be added to only one AP group. An AP group is typically used to provide the same configurations for multiple APs. By default, the system has an AP group default. To create an AP group, execute this task. For details, see Creating an AP Group. |
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Configure an AP to go online |
Configure a DHCP server |
To go online normally, APs and STAs must obtain IP addresses. You can configure an AC as a DHCP server or use an independent DHCP server to allocate IP addresses to APs and STAs. For details, see Configuring a DHCP Server. |
Configure network interconnections |
To enable APs and STAs to obtain IP addresses, APs to discover the AC and go online on the AC, and STAs to access the network, configure interconnections between network devices. For details, see Configuring Network Interconnections. |
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Configure country codes |
Correct country code configuration ensures that radio attributes of APs comply with laws and regulations of countries and regions to which the APs are delivered. For details, see Configuring Country Codes. , radio parameters in compliance with local laws and regulations, such as the working channel and power |
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Configure a source interface or source address |
Before an AP establishes a CAPWAP tunnel with an AC, a source interface or source address must be specified for the AC. For details, see Configuring a Source Interface. |
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Add APs |
You can add APs in any of the following modes:
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