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@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ AP. This is enabled via the `kicking` parameter. If it is zero you will
see no devices being moved, but can use the log messages to see what would see no devices being moved, but can use the log messages to see what would
happen. happen.
See the following secions for details of the two main ways that DAWN may See the following sections for details of the two main ways that DAWN may
decide to move a client device. If both methods are enabled RSSI Comparison decide to move a client device. If both methods are enabled RSSI Comparison
is evaluated first, and if it identifies a better target AP then the Absolute is evaluated first, and if it identifies a better target AP then the Absolute
RSSI method is not used. RSSI method is not used.
@ -104,8 +104,8 @@ during the PROBE / ASSOCIATE / AUTHENTICATE process by returning status
codes that indicate errors or unwillingness to accept. It can also force codes that indicate errors or unwillingness to accept. It can also force
disconnection of a connected client by "tearing down" the connection, disconnection of a connected client by "tearing down" the connection,
however this is quite brutal as the client then must start a search for a however this is quite brutal as the client then must start a search for a
new AP, and it may just want to come back to the same AP. If DAWN new AP, and it may just want to come back to the same AP. If DAWN
continues to try to not accept the client it is effectively denied wifi continues to try to not accept the client it is effectively denied WiFi
access. access.
If you enable this legacy client behaviour via parameters indicated then If you enable this legacy client behaviour via parameters indicated then
@ -158,12 +158,12 @@ grep 'CONFIG-G:' `find . -type f -name "*.[ch]"`| sed 's/^.*CONFIG-.: *\(.*\)$/|
|eval_assoc_req|Control whether ASSOCIATION frames are evaluated for rejection|[0 = No evaluation]; 1 = Evaluated. See Note 1.| |eval_assoc_req|Control whether ASSOCIATION frames are evaluated for rejection|[0 = No evaluation]; 1 = Evaluated. See Note 1.|
|eval_auth_req|Control whether AUTHENTICATION frames are evaluated for rejection|[0 = No evaluation]; 1 = Evaluated. See Note 1.| |eval_auth_req|Control whether AUTHENTICATION frames are evaluated for rejection|[0 = No evaluation]; 1 = Evaluated. See Note 1.|
|eval_probe_req|Control whether PROBE frames are evaluated for rejection|[0 = No evaluation]; 1 = Evaluated. See Note 1.| |eval_probe_req|Control whether PROBE frames are evaluated for rejection|[0 = No evaluation]; 1 = Evaluated. See Note 1.|
|kicking|Method to select clients to move to better AP|0 = Disabled; 1 = RSSI Comparison; 2 = Absolute RSSI; [3 = Both] See note 1.| |kicking|Method to select clients to move to better AP|0 = Disabled; 1 = RSSI Comparison; 2 = Absolute RSSI; [3 = Both]. See note 1.|
|kicking_threshold|Minimum score difference to consider kicking to alternate AP|[20]| |kicking_threshold|Minimum score difference to consider kicking to alternate AP|[20]|
|max_station_diff|Number of connected stations to consider "better" for use_station_count|[1]| |max_station_diff|Number of connected stations to consider "better" for use_station_count|[1]|
|min_number_to_kick|Number of consecutive times a client should be evaluated as ready to kick before actually doing it|[3]| |min_number_to_kick|Number of consecutive times a client should be evaluated as ready to kick before actually doing it|[3]|
|min_probe_count|Number of times a client should retry PROBE before acceptance| [3] See Note 1.| |min_probe_count|Number of times a client should retry PROBE before acceptance| [3] See Note 1.|
|neighbors|Space seperated list of MACS to use in "static" AP Neighbor Report| None| |neighbors|Space separated list of MACS to use in "static" AP Neighbor Report| None|
|rrm_mode|Preferred order for using Passive, Active or Table 802.11k BEACON information|[PAT] String of 'P', 'A' and / or 'T'| |rrm_mode|Preferred order for using Passive, Active or Table 802.11k BEACON information|[PAT] String of 'P', 'A' and / or 'T'|
|set_hostapd_nr|Method used to set Neighbor Report on AP|[0 = Disabled]; 1 = "Static" based on all APs in network (plus set from configuration); 2 = "Dynamic" based on next nearest AP seen by current clients| |set_hostapd_nr|Method used to set Neighbor Report on AP|[0 = Disabled]; 1 = "Static" based on all APs in network (plus set from configuration); 2 = "Dynamic" based on next nearest AP seen by current clients|
|use_station_count|Compare connected station counts when considering kicking|[0 = Disabled]; 1 = Enabled| |use_station_count|Compare connected station counts when considering kicking|[0 = Disabled]; 1 = Enabled|
@ -191,11 +191,11 @@ grep 'CONFIG-B:' `find . -type f -name "*.[ch]"`| sed 's/^.*CONFIG-.: *\(.*\)$/|
|low_rssi_val|Threshold for bad RSSI|[-80] See note 2.| |low_rssi_val|Threshold for bad RSSI|[-80] See note 2.|
|max_chan_util|Score increment if channel utilization is above max_chan_util_val|[-15]| |max_chan_util|Score increment if channel utilization is above max_chan_util_val|[-15]|
|max_chan_util_val|Lower threshold for bad channel utilization|[170]| |max_chan_util_val|Lower threshold for bad channel utilization|[170]|
|no_ht_support|Score incrment if HT is not supported|[0] (Deprecated)| |no_ht_support|Score increment if HT is not supported|[0] (Deprecated)|
|no_vht_support|Score incrment if VHT is not supported|[0] (Deprecated)| |no_vht_support|Score increment if VHT is not supported|[0] (Deprecated)|
|rssi_center|Midpoint for weighted RSSI evaluation|[-70] See note 2.| |rssi_center|Midpoint for weighted RSSI evaluation|[-70] See note 2.|
|rssi|Score addition when signal exceeds threshold|[15] See note 2.| |rssi|Score addition when signal exceeds threshold|[15] See note 2.|
|rssi_val|Threshold for an good RSSI|[-60] See note 2.| |rssi_val|Threshold for a good RSSI|[-60] See note 2.|
|rssi_weight|Per dB increment for weighted RSSI evaluation|[0] See note 2.| |rssi_weight|Per dB increment for weighted RSSI evaluation|[0] See note 2.|
|vht_support|Score increment if VHT is supported|[5]| |vht_support|Score increment if VHT is supported|[5]|
@ -268,7 +268,7 @@ grep 'CONFIG-T:' `find . -type f -name "*.[ch]"`|sed 's/^.*CONFIG-.: *\(.*\)$/|\
|remove_client|Timer to remove expired client entries from core data set|[15]| |remove_client|Timer to remove expired client entries from core data set|[15]|
|remove_probe|Timer to remove expired PROBE and BEACON entries from core data set|[30]| |remove_probe|Timer to remove expired PROBE and BEACON entries from core data set|[30]|
|update_beacon_reports|Timer to ask all connected clients for a new BEACON REPORT|[20]| |update_beacon_reports|Timer to ask all connected clients for a new BEACON REPORT|[20]|
|update_chan_util|Timer to get recent channel utilisation figure for each local BSSID|[5]| |update_chan_util|Timer to get recent channel utilization figure for each local BSSID|[5]|
|update_client|Timer to refresh local connection information and send revised NEIGHBOR REPORT to all clients|[10]| |update_client|Timer to refresh local connection information and send revised NEIGHBOR REPORT to all clients|[10]|
|update_hostapd|Timer to (re-)register for hostapd messages for each local BSSID|[10]| |update_hostapd|Timer to (re-)register for hostapd messages for each local BSSID|[10]|
|update_tcp_con|Timer to refresh / remove the TCP connections to other DAWN instances found via uMDNS|[10]| |update_tcp_con|Timer to refresh / remove the TCP connections to other DAWN instances found via uMDNS|[10]|