Advanced SSID options
When you create or edit an SSID, you can configure additional advanced settings.
These fields correspond to the following CLI settings:
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802.11k |
When 802.11k is enabled, APs provide clients with a list of other neighboring APs and a site report, passively assisting roaming clients in deciding which APs to connect to. |
set 80211k |
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802.11v |
When 802.11v is enabled, APs help clients choose the least congested AP by actively sending deauthentication frames to clients that try to connect to congested APs when other APs have better RSSI. |
set 80211v |
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Multiband operation |
Enable/disable Multiband Operation (see Configuring Agile Multiband Operation |
set mbo |
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Fast BSS transition |
Enable/disable 802.11r Fast BSS Transition. |
set fast-bss-transition |
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Probe response suppression |
Enable/disable probe response suppression. |
set probe-resp-suppression |
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Sticky client removal |
Enable/disable sticky client remove to maintain good signal level clients in SSID. |
set sticky-client-remove |
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Multicast enhancement |
Enable/disable converting multicast to unicast to improve performance (see Enabling multicast enhancement). |
set multicast-enhance |
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IGMP snooping |
Enable/disable IGMP snooping to allow the wireless controller to detect which FortiAP(s) have IGMP clients. The wireless controller will only forward a multicast stream to the FortiAP where there is a listener for the multicast group. For more information, see Enabling IGMP Snooping. |
set igmp-snooping |
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Radio sensitivity |
Enable/disable software radio sensitivity. |
set radio-sensitivity |
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Airtime weight |
Set Airtime weight in percentage (see Airtime fairness). |
set atf-weight |
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QoS profile |
Enable to select a Quality of service profile. The QoS profile helps to set up different QoS parameters for voice, video, data wireless networks, or guest/employee wireless networks. |
set qos-profile |
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L3 firewall profile |
Enable to select a Layer 3 firewall profile. L3 firewall profile provides granular access control of client traffic in your wireless network. An L3 firewall profile allows or denies traffic between wireless clients based on the configured source and destination IP addresses/ports and specific protocols. |
set access-control-list |