Wireless Services

In this section:

1. Configuring Traffic Analysis Display for WLANs
   Using traffic analysis you can measure the total volume of traffic sent or received by WLANs.
2. Optimized Connectivity Experience
3. Transient Client Management
4. Multicast Rate Filter
5. Mobility Domain ID
   A Mobility Domain ID is used by 802.11r to define a scope of the network in which an 11r fast roaming is supported. Master keys are shared within the Mobility Domain, allowing clients to support fast roaming.
6. Band Balancing
   Band balancing balances the client load on radios by distributing clients between the 2.4-GHz and 5-GHz radios.
7. Load Balancing
   Load balancing is a solution used to distribute traffic across the application servers. This feature helps to control and direct traffic.
8. Airtime Decongestion
9. Client Admission Control
   Client admission control allows APs to adaptively allow or deny the association of clients based on the potential throughput of the currently associated clients. This helps prevent APs from becoming overloaded with clients and improves user experience for wireless users.
10. Working with Time Schedule Profiles
    A Time Schedule profile specifies the hours of the day or week during which a WLAN service is enabled or disabled.
11. Wi-Fi 6 or Wi-Fi 7 Support
12. Virtual LAN