| Index |
| Unique Client index. Range: 0 to 255 |
| IfIndex |
| IfIndex of the client interface. |
| wlanIf |
| IfIndex of the wlan Interface the client belongs to. |
| Mode |
| Switch between infrastructure and ad-hoc mode. Enumerations: - infra (1)
- ad-hoc (2)
- delete (3)
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| SSID |
| The Service Set Name Length: 0 to 255 |
| 11dConformance |
| none - use own country info flexible - try to get country info from an AP else use own country info strict - try to get country info from an AP else do nothing Enumerations: - none (1)
- flexible (2)
- strict (3)
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| Security |
| The Security Option which will be used. WPA-NONE is a special mode only for Ad-hoc mode. There is no key management that means the key is static (calculated from SSID and passphrase). Enumerations: - none (1)
- wep40 (2)
- wep104 (3)
- wpa-psk (4)
- wpa2-psk (5)
- wpa (6)
- wpa2 (7)
- wpa-none (8)
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| DefaultKey |
| Enumerations: - key1 (1)
- key2 (2)
- key3 (3)
- key4 (4)
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| Key1 |
| Key string for WEP key nr. 1. Length: 0 to 33 |
| Key2 |
| Key string for WEP key nr. 2. Length: 0 to 33 |
| Key3 |
| Key string for WEP key nr. 3. Length: 0 to 33 |
| Key4 |
| Key string for WEP key nr. 4. Length: 0 to 33 |
| PassPhrase |
| Passphrase string for WPA-PSK and WPA2-PSK. Length: 0 to 64 |
| RsnPreauthentication |
| When this object is set to TRUE, this shall indicate that RSNA preauthentication is enabled on this entity. This object requires that dot11RSNAEnabled also be set to TRUE. Enumerations: |
| Band |
| Frequency band Enumerations: - b24-GHz (1)
- b5-GHz (2)
- b24-5-GHz (3)
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| RoamingPreference |
| Which band is prefered for association. none : no preference (default) b24-GHz: prefer APs on 2,4 GHz b5-GHz : prefer APs on 5 GHz Enumerations: - none (1)
- b24-GHz (2)
- b5-GHz (3)
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| ScanThreshold |
| Threshold in dBm above which the background scan is active. Default is -70dBm. Range: -90 to -10 |
| ScanInterval |
| Scan interval, in ms, between successive sweeps. Default is 5000ms. Range: 200 to 50000 |
| ChannelSweep |
| Number of frequencies to scan for each background scan. Sweep = 0 disables background scanning. Sweep = -1 causes the sweep to cover all frequencies available. Default is a sweep of 2 channels. |
| ScanPeriodAMin |
| Minimum time in ms to spend on a frequency when active scanning. Default is 10ms. |
| ScanPeriodAMax |
| Maximum time in ms to spend on a frequency when active scanning. Default is 40ms. |
| ScanPeriodMin |
| Minimum time in ms to spend on a frequency when passive scanning. Default is 20ms. |
| ScanPeriodMax |
| Maximum time in ms to spend on a frequency when passive scanning. Default is 120ms. |
| WeightOfAssocAdv |
| Advantage of the BSS currently associated with. Default is a weight of 10. |
| WeightOfRSSIAdv |
| Weight of the BSS's received signal strength indicator (RSSI). Default is a weight of 10. |
| WeightOfAge |
| Weight of the BSS's age. Default is a weight of 5 |
| WeightOfPenalty |
| Weight of the BSS's penalty. Default is a weigth of 10. |
| JoinFailedPenalty |
| Penalty when joining an AP failed. Default is a penalty value of 50. |
| RoamingProfile |
| All roaming parameters are summarized to profiles for the most used roaming behaviors. fast : client roams if signal is not strong enough for higher data rates normal: default roaming parameters slow : client roams if signal is weak no : client roams only when it is disassociated custom: user can change roaming parameter Enumerations: - fast (1)
- normal (2)
- slow (3)
- no (4)
- custom (5)
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| SkipChannels |
| If a bit is set the accordingly channel will be skipped from the channel scan list (channel 1-14 for 2.4 GHz). Default is scan all channels. Enumerations: - channel-1 (0)
- channel-2 (1)
- channel-3 (2)
- channel-4 (3)
- channel-5 (4)
- channel-6 (5)
- channel-7 (6)
- channel-8 (7)
- channel-9 (8)
- channel-10 (9)
- channel-11 (10)
- channel-12 (11)
- channel-13 (12)
- channel-14 (13)
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| WPAMulticastCipher |
| The multicast ciphers used for WPA. For WPA and RSN, only one of the following values is allowed: WPA_CIPHERSUITE_NONE(0x01) WPA_CIPHERSUITE_WEP_40(0x02) WPA_CIPHERSUITE_WEP_104(0x04) WPA_CIPHERSUITE_TKIP(0x08) WPA_CIPHERSUITE_AES_CCMP(0x10) WPA_CIPHERSUITE_AES_WRAP(0x20) Only one of the WPA_ and RSN_ bits may be set. Range: 0 to -1 |
| RSNMulticastCipher |
| The multicast ciphers used for RSN. For WPA and RSN, only one of the following values is allowed: WPA_CIPHERSUITE_NONE(0x01) WPA_CIPHERSUITE_WEP_40(0x02) WPA_CIPHERSUITE_WEP_104(0x04) WPA_CIPHERSUITE_TKIP(0x08) WPA_CIPHERSUITE_AES_CCMP(0x10) WPA_CIPHERSUITE_AES_WRAP(0x20) Only one of the WPA_ and RSN_ bits may be set. Range: 0 to -1 |
| WPAUnicastCipher |
| The set of unicast ciphers used for WPA. For WPA and RSN, set one or more of the following bit values: WPA_CIPHERSUITE_NONE(0x01) WPA_CIPHERSUITE_WEP_40(0x02) WPA_CIPHERSUITE_WEP_104(0x04) WPA_CIPHERSUITE_TKIP(0x08) WPA_CIPHERSUITE_AES_CCMP(0x10) WPA_CIPHERSUITE_AES_WRAP(0x20) One or more bits may be set to indicate the available ciphers. Range: 0 to -1 |
| RSNUnicastCipher |
| The set of unicast ciphers used for RSN. For WPA and RSN, set one or more of the following bit values: WPA_CIPHERSUITE_NONE(0x01) WPA_CIPHERSUITE_WEP_40(0x02) WPA_CIPHERSUITE_WEP_104(0x04) WPA_CIPHERSUITE_TKIP(0x08) WPA_CIPHERSUITE_AES_CCMP(0x10) WPA_CIPHERSUITE_AES_WRAP(0x20) One or more bits may be set to indicate the available ciphers. Range: 0 to -1 |
| RSNCapabilities |
| The RSN capabilities bytes, Range: 0 to 65535 |
| ScanState |
| This attribute holds the foreground scanning status. Writing scanning(2) in idle state triggers a new foreground scan cycle. All entries for this client interface in the wlanScanResultsTable are removed. When the WLAN client has finished scanning, the attribute changes back to idle(1), and the wlanScanResultsTable is updated automatically. To update wlanScanResultsTable without triggering a new foreground scan, you can write update(3) to this attribute. This causes wlanScanResultsTable to be updated immedieately, reflecting any changes detected by automatic backgound scanning. After wlanScanResultsTable is updated, the value switches back to state idle(1). Any attempt to write different values, or to write values in a state different from idle(1), is ignored. Enumerations: - idle (1)
- scanning (2)
- update (3)
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| Bss |
| BSS Id the client is associated with. If client is not associated, this attribute reads 00:00:00:00:00:00. Length: 6 to 6 |
| CurrSSID |
| The Service Set Name the client really is associated with. This usually equal to wlanClientSSID, except for empty wlanClientSSID, which means any SSID. Length: 0 to 255 |
| MSDUTx |
| Count of transmitted MSDU |
| MSDURx |
| Count of received MSDU |
| BytesTx |
| total number of transmitted bytes |
| BytesRx |
| total number of received bytes |
| Rate |
| Data rate of latest received data frame, in 500 kbps units. If client is not associated, this attribute always reads 0. Range: 0 to 600 |
| RSSI |
| Receive signal strength of latest received data frame. Range: -110 to 0 |
| Noise |
| This attribute shows the measured noise level in dBm, or 0 if no connection can be established. Range: -110 to 0 |
| RxFrames54 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were received at 54 Mbps. |
| RxFrames48 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were received at 48 Mbps. |
| RxFrames36 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were received at 36 Mbps. |
| RxFrames24 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were received at 24 Mbps. |
| RxFrames18 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were received at 18 Mbps. |
| RxFrames12 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were received at 12 Mbps. |
| RxFrames11 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were received at 11 Mbps. |
| RxFrames9 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were received at 9 Mbps. |
| RxFrames6 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were received at 6 Mbps. |
| RxFrames5 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were received at 5.5 Mbps. |
| RxFrames2 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were received at 2 Mbps. |
| RxFrames1 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were received at 1 Mbps. |
| TxFrames54 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were transmitted at 54 Mbps. |
| TxFrames48 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were transmitted at 48 Mbps. |
| TxFrames36 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were transmitted at 36 Mbps. |
| TxFrames24 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were transmitted at 24 Mbps. |
| TxFrames18 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were transmitted at 18 Mbps. |
| TxFrames12 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were transmitted at 12 Mbps. |
| TxFrames11 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were transmitted at 11 Mbps. |
| TxFrames9 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were transmitted at 9 Mbps. |
| TxFrames6 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were transmitted at 6 Mbps. |
| TxFrames5 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were transmitted at 5.5 Mbps. |
| TxFrames2 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were transmitted at 2 Mbps. |
| TxFrames1 |
| This attribute shows the number of data frames that were transmitted at 1 Mbps. |
| RSSI1 |
| Receive signal strength of latest data frame received by first receiver. A value of 0 inidcates no connection. Range: -110 to 0 |
| RSSI2 |
| Receive signal strength of latest data frame received by first receiver. A value of 0 inidcates no second receiver present or no connection. Range: -110 to 0 |
| RSSI3 |
| Receive signal strength of latest data frame received by third receiver. A value of 0 inidcates no third receiver present or no connection. Range: -110 to 0 |