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| Basic Settings |
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| Cluster |
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Access Points |
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User Management |
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Sessions |
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Channel Management |
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Wireless Neighborhood |
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| Status |
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Interfaces |
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Events |
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Transmit / Receive Statistics |
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Client Associations |
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Neighboring Access Points |
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| Advanced |
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Ethernet (Wired) Settings |
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Wireless Settings |
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Security |
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Guest Login |
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Virtual Wireless Networks |
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Radio |
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MAC Filtering |
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Load Balancing |
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Quality of Service |
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Wireless Distribution System |
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Time Protocol |
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SNMP |
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Reboot |
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Reset Configuration |
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Upgrade |
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Backup/Restore |
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Radio settings directly control the behavior of the radio device in the access point and its interaction with the physical medium; that is, how/what type of electromagnetic waves the AP emits.
You can specify whether the radio is on or off, radio frequency (RF) broadcast channel, beacon interval (amount of time between AP beacon transmissions), transmit power, IEEE 802.11 mode in which the radio operates, and so on.
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