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Dell Networking W-Series Wireless LAN Mobility Controller Optimizations for Microsoft Lync Licenses Verify that the Access Point license and the Policy Enforcement Firewall Next Generation (PEFNG) license are installed on the controller. To verify, navigate to Configuration -> Network -> Controller > Licenses. Figure 2. Licenses Virtual AP Profile Dynamic Multicast Optimization (DMO) Navigate to Configuration -> All Profiles -> Wireless LAN -> Virtual AP Profile -> -> Virtual AP Profile Details. Select Dynamic Multicast Optimization (DMO). Figure 3. Virtual AP Profile Band Steering See Figure 3. Click the Band Steering checkbox to enable the feature. Steering Mode defaults to "Prefer 5ghz". Verify that it is selected. Click Apply to carry out the changes. It is good practice to save the configuration. With the Band Steering feature enabled, Dell access points will ignore 802.11 management Probe Requests from 2.5GHz RADIO client stations, responding only to Probe Requests from client stations in the 5GHz frequency band, effectively steering stations to the preferred spectrum. 5

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Dell Networking W-Series Wireless LAN Mobility Controller Optimizations for Microsoft Lync
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Licenses
Verify that the Access Point license and the Policy Enforcement Firewall Next Generation (PEFNG)
license are installed on the controller. To verify, navigate to
Configuration
->
Network
->
Controller
-
>
Licenses.
Licenses
Figure 2.
Virtual AP Profile
Dynamic Multicast Optimization (DMO)
Navigate to
Configuration
->
All Profiles
->
Wireless LAN
->
Virtual AP Profile
-> <
profile name
> ->
Virtual AP Profile Details.
Select
Dynamic Multicast Optimization (DMO).
Virtual AP Profile
Figure 3.
Band Steering
See Figure 3.
Click
the Band Steering
checkbox to enable the feature.
Steering Mode
defaults to
“Prefer 5ghz”
. Verify that it is selected. Click
Apply
to carry out the changes. It is good practice to
save the configuration.
With the Band Steering feature enabled, Dell access points will ignore 802.11 management Probe
Requests from 2.5GHz RADIO client stations, responding only to Probe Requests from client stations in
the 5GHz frequency band, effectively steering stations to the preferred spectrum.