Description:

The following table shows which WLAN Controller features are suppported by LCOS LX 5.36 / 5.38 / 6.10 / 6.12 / 6.14 and how it behaves when a feature is not supported.


SectionFeatureSupported?Remarks
WLAN Controller → General

Password synchronizationYes
WLAN timingYes
Using alternative WLAN ControllersNo
 


WLAN Controller → Profiles → Logical WLAN networks (SSIDs) LAN at AP with VLAN taggingYes
WLC-TunnelYesSupported as of LCOS LX 5.32 Rel in combination with LCOS as of version 10.42 RU3 on the WLAN Controller

Encryption - WPA2  

Yes
Encryption - WPA3Yes
Encryption - Enhanced-Open Yes
Encryption - Enhanced-Open-TransitionalNo
802.1XYes
RADIUS profilesYes
2,4 / 5 / 6 GHz modeYes

The 6 GHz mode is only supported by the WLAN-Controller as of LCOS 10.72.

Standalone operationYes
Hotspot 2.0 / 802.11uNo
OKCYes
MAC checkYes
RADIUS accountingYes
Inter station trafficYes

This feature only prevents data traffic between WLAN clients if they are logged in to the same access point.

As of LCOS LX 6.10 the feature Client Isolation is supported, which also allows to prevent data traffic between WLAN clients if they are logged in to different access points. However, this feature is not available on a WLAN-Controller and therefore has to be activated on each access point individually.

Fast RoamingYesOnly supported with 802.1X.
Configurable base rateYesChanging the base rate sets the Broadcast and Multicast rates to the same value. As of LCOS LX 6.14 RU1 also the Beacon rate is changed, when the base rate is set. As the Beacon rate only supports rates of 6, 12 and 24 MBit, it is set to the next lowest value if another value is used for the base rate.
Client Bridge SupportNo
Bandwith limit per SSIDYes
Bandwith limit per ClientYesThe Client TX bandwith limit does not work in combination with a WLC-Tunnel. 
Maximum count of clientsYes
Min. Client signal strengthYes
Client disassocation signal strengthNo
Location Based Services (LBS)No
Convert to unicastYesDHCP packets cannot be converted by LCOS LX. Therefore with the setting DHCP the Unicast conversion in LCOS LX is deactivated and with DHCP and multicast only Multicast packets are converted to Unicast.
Transmit only Unicasts NoBroadcast packets cannot be discarded by an LCOS LX access point. 
U-APSDYesAs of LCOS LX 6.12 Rel U-APSD can be managed by a WLAN-Controller. In earlier LCOS LX versions U-APSD is active permanently.
Encrypt Mgmt framesYes
 


WLAN Controller → Profiles → Physical WLAN parametersCountry settingYes
2,4 GHz modeYesIf a setting is selected, which is not supported by the access point (e.g. 802.11ax in combination with an LW-500), a profile error will be displayed and the WiFi won't be broadcasted on the affected access point. 
5 GHz modeYesIf a setting is selected, which is not supported by the access point (e.g. 802.11ax in combination with an LW-500), a profile error will be displayed and the WiFi won't be broadcasted on the affected access point. 
5 GHz subbandsYes
6 GHz modeYesThe 6 GHz mode is only supported by the WLAN-Controller as of LCOS 10.72.
6 GHz subbandsYesThe 6 GHz mode is only supported by the WLAN-Controller as of LCOS 10.72.
DTIM periodNoIn LCOS LX the DTIM period is set to the fixed value 1.
Background scan interval No
Antenna gainYes
Tx power reductionYesLCOS LX always calculates the reduction coming from a base transmit power of 30 dB. As a result this leads to the following constellations for the different frequency bands and the sub-bands in 5 Ghz mode:
  • 2,4 Ghz with 20 dB allowed transmit power:
    A value of 20 dB has to be entered for Tx power reduction of 10 dB. 
  • 5 Ghz sub-band 1 with 23 dB allowed transmit power:
    A value of 10 dB has to be entered for Tx power reduction of 3 dB. 
  • 5 Ghz sub-band 2 with 30 dB allowed transmit power:
    No calculation is needed. Entering a value of 5 dB also leads to a TX power reduction of 5 dB. 
 
Activate the VLAN module-Activating the VLAN module in LCOS LX is not necessary and doesn't have any impact.
ARC: Client SteeringYesLCOS LX only supports AP based band steering. When using the options On and Client management the mode AP based band steering is used in LCOS LX (in this case LCOS LX uses the profile P-DEFAULT).
ARC: Adaptive RF OptimizationNo
QoS according to 802.11e Active permanently
Activate Indoor only modeYes
Report seen unknown clientsNo
 


WLAN Controller → Profiles → Advanced ProfilesDevice LED profilesYes
AutoWDSNo
LBS - ServerNo
Wireless ePaperNo
Wireless IDSNo
 


WLAN Controller → AP Configuration → Extended settings

Client steering profiles

LBS - AP Locations

iBeacon Profiles

No

No

No


 


WLAN Controller → AP UpdateFirmware management Yes
Script management No
 


WLAN Controller → Stations/LEPSLEPS-UYes
LEPS-MACYes
 


MiscellaneousARC: Radio field optimizationNo

Configuration delay (WLAN profiles)No

Source address (RADIUS profiles)No

IP parameter profiles (AP Configuration)Yes

Antenna grouping (AP Configuration)No