display ssid-profile

Function

The display ssid-profile command displays configuration and reference information about SSID profiles.

Format

display ssid-profile { all | name profile-name }

Parameters

Parameter	Description	Value
all	Displays information about all SSID profiles.	-
name profile-name	Displays information about a specified SSID profile.	The SSID profile must exist.

Views

All views

Default Level

1: Monitoring level

Usage Guidelines

You can run the display ssid-profile command to check configuration and reference information about SSID profiles.

Example

# Display information about all SSID profiles.

<HUAWEI> display ssid-profile all
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Profile name  Beacon 2.4G/5G rate(Mbps)  Reference  SSID
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default       1/6                        2          HUAWEI-WLAN
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Total: 1

**Table 1** Description of the **display ssid-profile all** command output
Item	Description
Profile name	SSID profile name.
Beacon 2.4G/5G rate(Mbps)	Rate at which 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz Beacon frames are sent.
Reference	Number of times an SSID profile is referenced.
SSID	SSID name.

# Display information about the SSID profile default.

<HUAWEI> display ssid-profile name default
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Profile ID                              : 0
SSID                                    : HUAWEI-WLAN
SSID hide                               : disable
Association timeout(min)                : 5
Max STA number                          : 64
Action upon reaching the max STA number : SSID broadcast
Legacy station                          : enable
DTIM interval                           : 1
Beacon 2.4G rate(Mbps)                  : 1
Beacon 5G rate(Mbps)                    : 6
Deny-broadcast-probe                    : disable
Probe-response-retry num                : 1
802.11r                                 : disable
802.11r authentication                : -
Reassociation timeout (s)             : -
QOS CAR inbound CIR(kbit/s)             : - 
QOS CAR inbound PIR(kbit/s)             : - 
QOS CAR inbound CBS(byte)               : - 
QOS CAR inbound PBS(byte)               : - 
U-APSD                                  : enable
Active dull client                      : disable
MU-MIMO                                 : disable
MU-MIMO optimize                        : disable
QBSS load                               : disable
Single txchain                          : disable
Advertise AP name                       : disable
Service guarantee                       : performance first 
Inter-AC roam switch                    : disable
VHT tx mcs-map nss value                : -
VHT tx mcs-map map value                : -
VHT rx mcs-map nss value                : -
VHT rx mcs-map map value                : -
HE tx mcs-map nss value                 : 8
HE tx mcs-map map value                 : 11
HE rx mcs-map nss value                 : 8
HE rx mcs-map map value                 : 11
Beamforming switch                      : enable
-------------------------------------------------------------------
WMM EDCA client parameters:
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       ECWmax  ECWmin  AIFSN  TXOPLimit(32us)
AC_VO  3       2       2                  47
AC_VI  4       3       2                  94
AC_BE  10      4       3                  0
AC_BK  10      4       7                  0
-------------------------------------------------------------------

**Table 2** Description of the **display ssid-profile name** command output
Item	Description
Profile ID	ID of an SSID profile.
SSID	SSID name. To configure this parameter, run the ssid command.
SSID hide	SSID hiding. To configure this parameter, run the ssid-hide enable command.
Association timeout(min)	Association timeout period. To configure this parameter, run the association-timeout command.
Max STA number	Maximum number of users. To configure this parameter, run the max-sta-number (SSID profile view) command.
Action upon reaching the max STA number	Action to take when the number of access users reaches the maximum. SSID hide: hiding the SSID SSID broadcast: broadcasting the SSID priority-based STA replacement: allowing access of VIP users instead of non-VIP users based on priorities To configure this parameter, run the reach-max-sta command.
Legacy station	Whether to permit access of non-HT STAs. To configure this parameter, run the legacy-station disable command.
DTIM interval	DTIM interval. To configure this parameter, run the dtim-interval command.
Beacon 2.4G rate(Mbps)	Rate at which 2.4 GHz Beacon frames are sent. To configure this parameter, run the beacon-2g-rate command.
Beacon 5G rate(Mbps)	Rate at which 5 GHz Beacon frames are sent. To configure this parameter, run the beacon-5g-rate command.
Deny-broadcast-probe	Whether an AP is configured not to respond to broadcast Probe Request frames. To configure this parameter, run the deny-broadcast-probe enable command.
Probe-response-retry num	Number of times Probe Response packets are retransmitted. To configure this parameter, run the probe-response-retry command.
802.11r	802.11r roaming. To configure this parameter, run the dot11r enable command.
802.11r authentication	802.11r authentication mode.
Reassociation timeout (s)	802.11r reassociation timeout interval. To configure this parameter, run the dot11r enable command.
QOS CAR inbound CIR(kbit/s)	CIR in the QoS CAR profile applied to the inbound direction of an interface, which is the allowed rate at which traffic can pass through. To configure this parameter, run the qos car (SSID profile view) command.
QOS CAR inbound PIR(kbit/s)	PIR in the QoS CAR profile applied to the inbound direction of an interface, which is the maximum rate of traffic that can pass through an interface. To configure this parameter, run the qos car (SSID profile view) command.
QOS CAR inbound CBS(byte)	CBS in the QoS CAR profile applied to the inbound direction of an interface, which is the average volume of burst traffic that can pass through an interface. To configure this parameter, run the qos car (SSID profile view) command.
QOS CAR inbound PBS(byte)	PBS in the QoS CAR profile applied to the inbound direction of an interface, which is the maximum volume of burst traffic that can pass through an interface. To configure this parameter, run the qos car (SSID profile view) command.
U-APSD	Whether the U-APSD function is enabled. To configure this parameter, run the u-apsd enable command.
Active dull client	Whether the function of preventing terminals from entering energy-saving mode is enabled. To configure this parameter, run the active-dull-client enable command.
MU-MIMO	Whether the MU-MIMO function is enabled. To configure this parameter, run the mu-mimo disable command.
MU-MIMO optimize	Whether the MU-MIMO optimization function is enabled. To configure this parameter, run the mu-mimo optimize enable command.
QBSS load	Whether the QBSS load function is enabled. To configure this parameter, run the qbss-load enable command.
Single txchain	Whether to enable the single-antenna transmission mode. To configure this parameter, run the single-txchain enable command.
Advertise AP name	Whether Beacon frames are enabled to carry the AP name. To configure this parameter, run the advertise-ap-name enable command.
Service guarantee	Service guarantee mode. To configure this parameter, run the service-guarantee command.
Inter-AC roam switch	Whether inter-AC roaming is enabled. To configure this parameter, run the inter-ac roam disable command.
VHT tx mcs-map nss value	Maximum number of spatial streams sent in 802.11ac. To configure this parameter, run the vht mcs-map (SSID profile view) command.
VHT tx mcs-map map value	Maximum MCS value of spatial streams sent in 802.11ac. To configure this parameter, run the vht mcs-map (SSID profile view) command.
VHT rx mcs-map nss value	Maximum number of spatial streams received in 802.11ac. To configure this parameter, run the vht mcs-map (SSID profile view) command.
VHT rx mcs-map map value	Maximum MCS value of spatial streams received in 802.11ac. To configure this parameter, run the vht mcs-map (SSID profile view) command.
HE tx mcs-map nss value	Maximum MCS value of spatial streams sent in 802.11ax. To configure this parameter, run the he mcs-map (SSID profile view) command.
HE tx mcs-map map value	Maximum MCS value of spatial streams sent in 802.11ax. To configure this parameter, run the he mcs-map (SSID profile view) command.
HE rx mcs-map nss value	Maximum number of spatial streams received in 802.11ax. To configure this parameter, run the he mcs-map (SSID profile view) command.
HE rx mcs-map map value	Maximum MCS value of spatial streams received in 802.11ax. To configure this parameter, run the he mcs-map (SSID profile view) command.
Beamforming switch	Whether the beamforming function is enabled. To configure this parameter, run the beamforming disable command. This configuration is valid only for APs of V200R019C10 and later versions.
AC_VO	AC_VO packets. To configure this parameter, run the wmm edca-client (SSID profile view) command.
AC_VI	AC_VI packets. To configure this parameter, run the wmm edca-client (SSID profile view) command.
AC_BE	AC_BE packets. To configure this parameter, run the wmm edca-client (SSID profile view) command.
AC_BK	AC_BK packets. To configure this parameter, run the wmm edca-client (SSID profile view) command.
ECWmax	Exponent form of the maximum contention window. ECWmin and ECWmax determine the average backoff time. To configure this parameter, run the wmm edca-client (SSID profile view) command.
ECWmin	Exponent form of the minimum contention window. ECWmin and ECWmax determine the average backoff time. To configure this parameter, run the wmm edca-client (SSID profile view) command.
AIFSN	Arbitration inter frame spacing number (AIFSN), which determines the channel idle time. To configure this parameter, run the wmm edca-client (SSID profile view) command.
TXOPLimit(32us)	Transmission opportunity limit (TXOPLimit), which determines the maximum duration in which a STA can occupy a channel. A larger value indicates a longer duration. To configure this parameter, run the wmm edca-client (SSID profile view) command.