How to enable/disable WLAN SSID through Command Line and is schedule possible?

[raffa]

good day,

two question;

1. is it possible to enable or disable the wlan ssid via terminal in the command line? when yes, what command are to use?

2. i would like to schedule the on/off activities of the wlan? does this exist?

thanks in advance for the help

cheers rafael

[Peter_Debruyne · Accepted solution]

Hi,

yes, you can use the CLI for this.

open telnet/ssh connection, enter system-view (sys) and enter the service-template (use the correct id for the ssid you want to manage)

[wifi-uni-ac]wlan service-template 1
[wifi-uni-ac-wlan-st-1]dis this
#
wlan service-template 1 clear
 ssid guest
 bind WLAN-ESS 1
#
return
[wifi-uni-ac-wlan-st-1]service-template disable

To make a schedule, Comware devices have a built-in job scheduler, which allows you to schedule at a time, do a one-off (one time) or recurring schedule.

This is an example to schedule a one-off to disable the SSID in 1 minute and enable it in 2 minutes:

job wifi1-disable
  view wlan-st-1
  time 1 one-off delay 1 command service-template disable
#
job wifi1-enable
  view wlan-st-1
  time 1 one-off delay 2 command service-template enable

* Review the time options (time ?) to make the schedule you want.

* the view is a bit confusing, you should first manually enter the context and see how the CLI prompt shows it:

[wifi-uni-ac]wlan service-template 1
[wifi-uni-ac-wlan-st-1]

The part AFTER the system name will be the view name, in this case wlan-st-1 .

Hope this helps,
Peter.

[raffa]

thanks peter,

i really apreciate your help

rafael