Release Notes

2055 | wlan hotspot hs2-profile Dell Networking W-Series ArubaOS 6.4.x| Reference Guide
Parameter Description
advertisement-profile
<profile-name>
Advertisement profile associated with this hotspot profile. If this
parameter is not changed, the hotspot profile uses with the default
advertisement profile.
advertisement-protocol
Select one of the following advertisement protocol types to be used by
the AP.
l anqp: Access Network Query Protocol (ANQP)
l emergency: Emergency Alert System( EAS)
l mih-cmd-event: Media Independent Handover (MIH) Command
and Event Services Capability Discovery
l mih-info: Media Independent Handover (MIH) Information
Service. This option allows handovers between differing kinds of
wireless access protocols and technologies, allowing access points
on different IP subnets to communicate with each other at the link
level while maintaining session continuity.
l rsvd: Reserved for future use.
asra
Issue the asra (Additional Steps Required for Access) subcommand if
any additional steps are required for network access. If this
parameter is enabled, the AP will send the following Information
Elements (IEs) in response to the client’s ANQP query.
l Venue Name
l Domain Name List
l Network Authentication Type
l Roaming Consortium List
l NAI Realm List
NOTE: If asra is enabled, the advertisement profile for this hotspot
must reference an enabled network authentication type profile. For
more information on enabling an network authentication type profile,
see wlan hotspot anqp-nwk-auth-profile on page 2039.
clone <profile-name>
Makes a copy of an existing hotspot profile.
comeback-mode
By default, ANQP information is obtained from a GAS Request and
Response. If you enable the comeback-mode option, advertisement
information is obtained using a GAS Request and Response. as well as
a Comeback-Request and Comeback-Response. This option is
disabled by default.
gas-comeback-delay <delay>
At the end of the GAS comeback delay interval, the client may attempt
to retrieve the query response using a Comeback Request Action
frame. The supported range is 100-2000 milliseconds, and the default
value is 500 milliseconds.
grp-frame-block
This option configures the Downstream Group Addressed Forwarding
(DGAF) Disabled Mode. If this feature is enabled, it ensures that the
AP does not forward downstream group-addressed frames. It is
disabled by default, allowing the AP to forward downstram group-
addressed frames.
hessid
This optional parameter devices an AP’s homogenous ESS identifier
(HESSSID), which is that device’s MAC address in colon-separated
hexadecimal format.
hotspot-enable
Enables or disables the hotspot. When this feature is enabled, the
Information Elements (IEs) for this hotspot are included in beacons
and probe responses from the AP.
This setting is disabled by default.