ARRP profiles

A default Automatic Radio Resource Provisioning (ARRP) profile named arrp-default is available. You can also create custom ARRP profiles. These ARRP profiles can be assigned in AP profiles. See FortiAP profiles

To view ARRP profiles:

1. If using ADOMs, ensure that you are in the correct ADOM.
2. Go to AP Manager > Protection Profiles > AARP Profiles.

   The following options are available in the toolbar and right-click menu:

   Create New	Create a new ARRP profile.
   Edit	Edit the selected ARRP profile.
   Delete	Delete the selected ARRP profile.
   Clone	Clone the selected ARRP profile.
   Where Used	View where the selected ARRP profile is used.
   Import	Import ARRP profiles from a connected FortiGate (toolbar only).

To create custom ARRP profiles:

1. If using ADOMs, ensure that you are in the correct ADOM.
2. Go to AP Manager > Protection Profiles > AARP Profiles.
3. In the toolbar, click Create New.

   The Create New ARRP Profile pane opens.

   

4. Enter the following information, and click OK to create the ARRP profile:

   Name	Type a name for the profile.
   Comment	Optionally, enter comments.
   Selection Period	Period in seconds to measure average channel load, noise floor, spectral RSSI (0 to 65535, default = 3600).
   Monitor Period	Period in seconds to measure average transmit retries and receive errors (0 to 65535, default = 300).
   Weight Managed AP	Weight in DARRP channel score calculation for managed APs (0 to 65535, default = 50).
   Weight Rogue AP	Weight in DARRP channel score calculation for rogue APs (0 to 2000, default = 10).
   Weight Noise Floor	Weight in DARRP channel score calculation for noise floor (0 to 2000, default = 40).
   Weight Channel Load	Weight in DARRP channel score calculation for channel load (0 to 2000, default = 20).
   Weight Spectral RSSI	Weight in DARRP channel score calculation for spectral RSSI (0 to 2000, default = 40).
   Weight Weather Channel	Weight in DARRP channel score calculation for weather channel (0 to 2000, default = 1000).
   Weight DFS Channel	Weight in DARRP channel score calculation for DFS channel (0 to 2000, default = 500).
   Threshold AP	Threshold to reject channel in DARRP channel selection phase 1 due to surrounding APs (0 to 500, default = 250).
   Threshold Noise Floor	Threshold in dBm to reject channel in DARRP channel selection phase 1 due to noise floor (default = -85).
   Threshold Channel Load	Threshold in percentage to reject channel in DARRP channel selection phase 1 due to channel load (0 to 100, default = 60).
   Threshold Spectral RSSI	Threshold in dBm to reject channel in DARRP channel selection phase 1 due to spectral RSSI (default = -65).
   Threshold TX Retries	Threshold in percentage for transmit retries to trigger channel reselection in DARRP monitor stage (0 to 1000, default = 300).
   Threshold RX Errors	Threshold in percentage for receive errors to trigger channel reselection in DARRP monitor stage (0 to 100, default = 50).
   Include Weather Channel	Enable/disable use of weather channel in DARRP channel selection phase 1 (default = disable).
   Include DFS Channel	Enable/disable use of DFS channel in DARRP channel selection phase 1 (default = disable).
   Advanced Options	Expand to display and set the advanced options. Hover the mouse over the i icon to view a tooltip of each advanced option. For more information, refer to the FortiOS CLI Reference.

You can edit, delete, clone and import existing profiles, as well as see where the profile is being used.

To edit a profile:

1. Select the profile to edit.
2. In the toolbar, click Edit.

   Alternatively, you can right-click the profile and select Edit, or double-click a profile.

3. Edit the settings as required.
4. Click OK to apply your changes.

To delete profiles:

1. Select the profile(s) to be deleted.
2. In the toolbar, click Delete.

   Alternatively, right-click the profile and select Delete.

3. Click OK.

To clone a profile:

1. Select a profile in the list.
2. In the toolbar, click Clone.

   Alternatively, right-click a profile and select Clone.

3. Edit the name of the profile, then edit the remaining settings as required.
4. Click OK to clone the profile.

To import a profile:

1. In the toolbar, click Import.

   The Import dialog opens.

2. From the FortiGate dropdown, select a device. The list will include all of the devices in the current ADOM.
3. From the Profiles dropdown, select a profile.
4. Click OK.

To view where a profile is used:

1. Select the profile.
2. In the toolbar, click More > Where Used.

   Alternatively, you can right-click the profile and select Where Used.

   The Where <profile name> is used pane opens.

3. Click Close.