![]() ![]() ![]() The basic_rate and supported_rates options overrides this option. It is recommended to not allow 802.11b rates where possible. Airtime efficiency may be significantly reduced where these are used. Legacy or badly behaving devices may require legacy 802.11b rates to interoperate. This option only has an effect on ap and adhoc wifi-ifacesĠ = Disallow legacy 802.11b data rates, 1 = Allow legacy 802.11b data rates. hostapd permits this to be set between 5. This is the time interval between beacon frames, measured in units of 1.024 ms. Requires country.ĭistance between the ap and the furthest client in meters. This IE contains the country code and channel/power map. The madwifi driver expects a numeric code.Įnables IEEE 802.11d country IE (information element) advertisement in beacon and probe response frames. For type broadcom a two letter country code is used ( EN or DE). Specifies the country code, affects the available channels and transmission powers. Specifies the antenna for transmitting, values are identical to rxantenna This option has no effect if diversity is enabled Specifying 0 enables automatic selection by the driver if supported. Specifies the antenna for receiving, the value may be driver specific, usually it is 1 for the first and 2 for the second antenna. the version of hostapd installed on your router using the “refs” link)Įnables or disables the automatic antenna selection by the driver Specifies the available capabilities of the radio. Specifies a narrow channel width in MHz, possible values are: 5, 10, 20 Specifies the channel width in 802.11n and 802.11ac mode. Note that 11ng and 11na are not available options, see ticket 17541. Selects the wireless protocol to use, possible values are 11b, 11g, and 11a. Channels can be provided as range using hyphen ('-') or individual channels can be specified by space (' ') separated values. This option allows hostapd to select one of the provided channels when a channel should be automatically selected. Use specific channels, when channel is in “auto” mode. “auto” defaults to the lowest available channel, or utilizes the ACS algorithm depending on hardware/driver support. Removing this option or setting it to 0 will enable the adapter Specifies the radio adapter associated to this section, it is not used to change the device mac but to identify the underlying interface.ĭisables the radio adapter if set to 1. If present, it is usually autodetected and should not be changed. Specifies the radio phy associated to this section. Used values are broadcom on brcm47xx, or mac80211 for all other platforms ![]() ![]() The type is determined on firstboot during the initial radio device detection - it is usually not required to change it. ![]()
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