OpenWiFi
2.4.0
2.4.0
  • OpenWiFi Release 2.4 GA
  • Ordering OpenWiFi APs
  • Device Partner Information
  • Cloud Partner Information
  • Getting Started
    • Cloud Discovery
      • Discovery without Cloud
    • Release 2.0 SDK
    • Access Points
      • Local Device Settings
    • Repositories
  • Provisioning
    • Data Model Introduction
    • Creating a Configuration
  • User Interface
    • Devices
      • Commands
      • Statistics
      • Command History
    • Firmware
  • API
    • OpenAPI Definitions
    • Security Service
    • Gateway Service
    • Firmware Management Service
  • Monitoring
    • ELK Integration
  • SDK Installation
    • Overview
    • Deploy using Docker Compose
    • Deploy using Helm
  • Configuration Examples
    • Basic Device Provisioning
      • Bridge Mode SSID
      • NAT Gateway Mode SSID
      • Multi-VLAN SSID
    • Device Feature Configuration Examples
      • Zero Touch Provisioning
      • DHCP Relay
      • Services
      • Metrics
      • GRE
      • L2TP
      • VxLAN
      • WDS
      • Mesh
      • QoS
      • Dynamic Air Time Fairness
      • Dynamic Subscriber QoS
      • Captive Portal
        • External Captive Portal
      • ExpressWiFi
      • Roaming RRM and SON
      • RADIUS Authenticated SSID
        • Dynamic VLANs with RADIUS
      • Multi-PSK (MDU Shared Key)
      • Dynamic Air-Time Policy
      • Passpoint®
        • Configuration Introduction
        • Advertising Services
        • Passpoint® Configuration
      • Switching
        • Port Speed
  • Release Notes
    • Features
    • Security
    • Resolved Issues
  • Test Automation Framework
    • Overview
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  1. Configuration Examples

Basic Device Provisioning

OpenWiFi 2.0

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One of the benefits of the new data plane in OpenWiFi 2.0 is the flexibility of physical port to logical forwarding that is easily conveyed through configuration structures.

New protocol support is both easily added to the system as well as associated with interfaces by their role in the device.

The following sections offer feature configuration examples.

For complete reference to the device data model please refer

here.