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4 Feature Configuration 1
This chapter provides information related to configuring the client and AP for performance
testing.
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4.1 Configuring the AP 4
AP configuration is accomplished via a telnet and CLI.
To telnet into the AP, use following commands at the Windows command prompt on the Agent
PC:
1. Telnet 192.168.1.254.
2. The login is “root” (no password is required).
aniSdk Tool is a CLI that uses the Application Programming Interface (API) provided with the
AP SDK. The format of aniSdkTool commands is as follows:
 For global commands – aniSdkTool –x cmd {arguments}
 For radio-specific commands – aniSdkTool –x cmd {radioId} {arguments} (where x is
either an “s” for set or a “g” for get)
aniSdkTool –s cga (commit global all) must be issued before configuration set (-s) commands
can be applied to the system.
When logged in, the commands listed in Table 4-1 are useful.
Table 4-1 Useful commands while logged in to the AP
Command Description
aniSdkTool –g ver Provides build version information
aniSdkTool –a rstdef
Restores the default WLAN configuration; default WLAN configuration is
stored in the firmware image
qctPersist
Commits the current WLAN configuration to nonvolatile memory, allowing
the current configuration to be retained across reboots and power cycles
aniSdkTool –s cga
Issues commit all; required to make any aniSdkTool –s command take
effect
aniSdkTool –s ssid XYZ Sets the current SSID to XYZ
aniSdkTool –g ssid Provides current SSID