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iso/org/dod/internet/private/enterprises/.2011/.6/.139/hwRadio/hwRadioManageTable/hwRadioManageEntry

hwRadioManageEntry

OBJECT-TYPE

1.3.6.1.4.1.2011.6.139.3.2.1

Access

not-accessible

Status

current

Source

HUAWEI-WLAN-RADIO-MIB

Sub-identifiers

Description

Huawei radio management table entry. The entry of the huawei radio management table, all the nodes of the huawei radio management table are been operated here. The detail of the table entry would be explained by the description of the nodes of the table. The index of the radio management table is hwApIndex and hwRadioID, an Ap index is an unique identifier to a AP, A radio ID is an unique identifier to a radio. The Ap index is a index import from HUAWEI-WLAN-DEVICE-MIB, the detail description about the index can refer to the node hwApIndex and hwRadioID description.

Syntax

HwRadioManageEntry

Children (44)

.1hwRadioID .2hwRadioMngBaseBssID .3hwRadioMngRadioProfileName .4hwRadioMngState .5hwRadioMngChannel .6hwRadioMngPowerLevel .7hwRadioMngPower .8hwRadioAvailableSntennaNumber .9hwRadioWorkingChannel .10hwRadioWorkingPowerLevel .11hwRadioWorkingPower .12hwRadioMngChannelBandwidth .13hwRadioWorkingChannelBandwidth .14hwRadio80211nMCSValue .15hwRadioWidsWorkMode .16hwRadioMngBinded .17hwRadioDeviceDetectEnable .18hwRadioMaxTxPwrLvl .19hwRadioPwrAttRange .20hwRadioPwrAttValue .21hwRadioAntennaGain .22hwRadioBridgeWhitelistEnable .23hwRadioBridgeWhitelistName .24hwRadioBridgeStpSwitch .25hwRadioBridgeSwitch .26hwRadioBridgeMode .27hwRadioUndoBridgeWhitelist .28hwRadioUserTrafficScheduler .29hwRadioCountermeasuresMode .30hwRadioFrequency .31hwRadioCountermeasuresSwitch .32hwRadioSpectrumAnalysisEnable .33hwRadioWidsAttackDetEnable .34hwRadioMeshWhitelistName .35hwRadioUndoMeshWhitelist .36hwRadioMeshRole .37hwRadioLocationEnable .38hwRadioLocationScanChannelEnable .39hwRadio80211nMulticastMCSValue .40hwRadioSpectrogramServerReportEnable .41hwRadioRadioMulticastRateValue .42hwRadio11acSpatialStream .43hwRadio11acMCSValue .44hwRadioActiveSwitch