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2091 | wlan virtual-ap Dell Networking W-Series ArubaOS 6.4.x| Reference Guide
Parameter Description Range Default
which then applies
firewall policies to the
user traffic. This mode
allows a network to utilize
the encryption/decryption
capacity the AP while
reducing the demand for
processing resources on
the controller. APs in
decrypt-tunnel
forwarding mode also
manage all 802.11
association requests and
responses, and process
all 802.11e and 802.11k
action frames.
NOTE: Virtual APs in bridge
or split-tunnel mode using
static WEP should use key
slots 2-4 on the controller.
Key slot 1 should only be
used with Virtual APs in
tunnel mode.
ha-disc-onassoc
If enabled, home agent
discovery is triggered on
client association instead of
home agent discovery based
on traffic from client. Mobility
on association can speed up
roaming and improve
connectivity for clients that
do not send many uplink
packets to trigger mobility
(VoIP clients). Best practices
is to leave this parameter
disabled, as it increases IP
mobility control traffic
between controllers in the
same mobility domain.
Enable this parameter only
when voice issues are
observed in VoIP clients.
NOTE: ha-disc-onassoc
parameter works only when
IP mobility is enabled and
configured on the controller.
— disabled
hs2-profile
Enables or disables a hotspot
profile. This is enabled by
default.
— enabled
mobile-ip
Enables or disables IP mobil-
ity on a virtual AP. This is
enabled by default. L3 mobil-
ity service is active on a VAP
only if router mobile is also
enabled on the controller.
— enabled