I was wondering since it isn’t fleshed out in the manual. What is the difference between create enabled and create dynamic enabled when provisioning.
Visually, If the CAP is not connected to the system, create dynamic enabled devices disappear from the Interfaces tab. In create enabled, they stay there but their status changes to MI.
is there any other functional difference between the two?
Hi,
thx for joining, I’m wondering how is the channel provisioning related to this question?
IMHO the only difference is that
create enabled
will create the interface on the CAP as soon as the CAPsMAN sees a new one. After this action, it won’t touch it again automatically, as it allowed you to modify the settings of the created interface, thus the interface is static
create dynamic enabled.
will create the interface on the CAP as soon as the CAPsMAN sees a new one. If you do any changes to the configuration it will be updated on all detected CAPs depending on the provisioning settings. The “drawback” is that each time you change the configuration in CAPsMAN, the affected interfaces on the CAPs will be removed. Afterwards, new ones, having a different name on the CAP, will be created.
There might something else to be mentioned in regard to
as I noticed some similar behaviour but could not find anything in the docs yet, explaining it.
My history:
activated CAP on my AP
activated CAPsMAN on my router
two interfaces were created in
caps-man interface
but why?
They were called cap1 and cap2. So far nothing was set in provisioning and so on.
Can anyone explain why CAPsMAN create those (static) interface although have not told him to do anything?