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Fat AP and Cloud AP 17 Hotspot2.
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17 Hotspot2.0 Configuration
Commands (Common AP)
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17.1 cellular-network-profile
17.2 cellular-network-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile view)
17.3 connection-capability-profile
17.4 connection-capability-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile view)
17.5 connection-capability
17.6 display cellular-network-profile
17.7 display connection-capability-profile
17.8 display hotspot2-profile
17.9 display nai-realm-profile
17.10 display operating-class-profile
17.11 display operator-domain-profile
17.12 display operator-name-profile
17.13 display references cellular-network-profile
17.14 display references connection-capability-profile
17.15 display references hotspot2-profile
17.16 display references nai-realm-profile
17.17 display references operating-class-profile
17.18 display references operator-domain-profile
17.19 display references operator-name-profile
17.20 display references roaming-consortium-profile
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17.21 display references venue-name-profile

17.22 display roaming-consortium-profile
17.23 display venue-name-profile
17.24 domain-name
17.25 hessid
17.26 hotspot2-profile
17.27 hotspot2-profile (VAP profile view)
17.28 ipv4-address-avail
17.29 nai-realm-profile
17.30 nai-realm-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile view)
17.31 nai-realm
17.32 network-authen-type
17.33 network-type
17.34 operating-class-indication
17.35 operating-class-profile
17.36 operating-class-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile view)
17.37 operator-domain-profile
17.38 operator-domain-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile view)
17.39 operator-friendly-name
17.40 operator-name-profile
17.41 operator-name-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile view)
17.42 p2p-cross-connect disable
17.43 plmn-id
17.44 roaming-consortium-oi
17.45 roaming-consortium-profile
17.46 roaming-consortium-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile view)
17.47 venue-name-profile
17.48 venue-name-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile view)
17.49 venue-name
17.50 venue-type

17.1 cellular-network-profile
Function
The cellular-network-profile command creates a cellular network profile or
displays the view of an existing cellular network profile.
The undo cellular-network-profile command deletes a cellular network profile.
By default, no cellular network profile exists in the system.
Format
cellular-network-profile name profile-name
undo cellular-network-profile { name profile-name | all }
Parameters
Parameter Description Value
name profile- Specifies the name of a cellular network The value is a string
name profile. of 1 to 35 case-
insensitive
characters. It does
not contain
question marks (?)
or spaces, and
cannot start or end
with double
quotation marks ("
").
all Delete all cellular network profiles. -
Views
WLAN view
Default Level
2: Configuration level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
You can configure Hotspot 2.0 services on cellular networks. When connecting to
the networks, user terminals can obtain network information from APs, which
helps them to select desired networks.

Follow-up Procedure
Run the plmn-id command to configure the PLMN identifier and run the cellular-
network-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile view) command to bind the cellular
network profile to a Hotspot2.0 profile to make the cellular network profile take
effect.
Precautions
The device supports a maximum of 32 cellular network profiles.
Example
# Create the cellular network profile cellular-network-profile1.
<HUAWEI> system-view
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] cellular-network-profile name cellular-network-profile1
[HUAWEI-wlan-cellular-network-prof-cellular-network-profile1]
17.2 cellular-network-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile view)

Function
The cellular-network-profile command binds a cellular network profile to a
Hotspot2.0 profile.
The undo cellular-network-profile command unbinds a cellular network profile

from a Hotspot2.0 profile.
By default, no cellular network profile is bound to a Hotspot2.0 profile.
Format
cellular-network-profile profile-name
undo cellular-network-profile
Parameters
profile-name Specifies the name of a cellular network The cellular network

profile. profile must exist.
Views
Hotspot2.0 profile view
Default Level

Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
You can configure Hotspot 2.0 services on a cellular network. When connecting to
the network, user terminals need to obtain the cellular network identifier (3GPP
Cellular PLMN) from APs to select desired networks. You can run the cellular-
network-profile command to create a cellular network profile and the plmn-id
command to configure the Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) identifier of the
network operator, and then bind the cellular network profile to a Hotspot 2.0
profile to make the configuration take effect.
Example
# Bind cellular network profile cellular-network-profile1 to the Hotspot 2.0
profile hotspot.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] hotspot2-profile name hotspot
[HUAWEI-wlan-hotspot2-prof-hotspot] cellular-network-profile cellular-network-profile1
17.3 connection-capability-profile
Function
The connection-capability-profile command creates a connection capability
profile or displays the view of an existing connection capability profile.
The undo connection-capability-profile command deletes a connection
capability profile.
By default, no connection capability profile exists in the system.
Format
connection-capability-profile name profile-name
undo connection-capability-profile { name profile-name | all }

Parameters
name profile- Specifies the name of a connection The value is a string

name capability profile. of 1 to 35 case-
insensitive
characters. It does
not contain
question marks (?)
or spaces, and
cannot start or end
with double
quotation marks ("
").
all Deletes all connection capability profiles. -
Views
WLAN view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
You can configure Hotspot2.0 services for networks. When user terminals connect
to the networks, they can obtain network connection capability information from
APs, including allowed protocols and ports, which helps them to select desired
networks.
Follow-up Procedure
Run the connection-capability-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile view) command to

bind the connection capability profile to a Hotspot2.0 profile so that the
connection capability profile can take effect.
Precautions
The device supports a maximum of 32 connection capability profiles.
Example
# Create the connection capability profile connection-capability-profile1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] connection-capability-profile name connection-capability-profile1
[HUAWEI-wlan-co-cap-prof-connection-capability-profile1]

17.4 connection-capability-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile

view)
Function
The connection-capability-profile command binds a connection capability profile
to a Hotspot2.0 profile.
The undo connection-capability-profile command unbinds a connection

capability profile from a Hotspot2.0 profile.
By default, no connection capability profile is bound to a Hotspot2.0 profile.
Format
connection-capability-profile profile-name
undo connection-capability-profile
Parameters
profile-name Specifies the name of a connection The connection

capability profile. capability profile
must exist.
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
to the networks, they can obtain network connection capability information from
APs, including allowed protocols and ports, which helps them to select desired
networks. You can run the connection-capability-profile command to create a
connection capability profile and run the connection-capability command to set
whether networks support specific IP protocols and ports. After that, you bind the
connection capability profile to a Hotspot2.0 profile.

Example
# Bind the connection capability profile connection-capability-profile1 to the
Hotspot2.0 profile hotspot.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-hotspot2-prof-hotspot] connection-capability-profile connection-capability-profile1
17.5 connection-capability
Function
The connection-capability command sets whether Hotspot2.0 networks support
common IP protocols and ports.
The undo connection-capability command restores the default setting.
By default, no supported protocol is specified in a connection capability profile.
Format
connection-capability { esp | icmp | tcp-ftp | tcp-http | tcp-pptp-vpn | tcp-ssh |
tcp-tls-vpn | tcp-voip | udp-ike2-4500 | udp-ike2-500 | udp-voip } { on | off }
undo connection-capability { esp | icmp | tcp-ftp | tcp-http | tcp-pptp-vpn |

tcp-ssh | tcp-tls-vpn | tcp-voip | udp-ike2-4500 | udp-ike2-500 | udp-voip }
Parameters
esp Sets the supported protocol to ESP and -

port number to 0.
icmp Sets the supported protocol to ICMP and -

port number to 0.
tcp-ftp Sets the supported protocol to FTP and -

port number to 20.
FTP is not a secure protocol, and it is not
recommended.
tcp-http Sets the supported protocol to HTTP and -

port number to 80.
HTTP is not a secure protocol, and it is
not recommended.
tcp-pptp-vpn Sets the protocol for VPN services to -

PPTP and port number to 1723.
tcp-ssh Sets the supported protocol to SSH. -

tcp-tls-vpn Sets the supported protocol to the TLS -

VPN protocol and port number to 443.
tcp-voip Sets the supported protocol to the TCP -

VoIP protocol and port number to 5060.
udp- Sets the supported protocol to the IKEv2 -

ike2-4500 protocol and port number to 4500.
udp-ike2-500 Sets the supported protocol to the IKEv2 -

protocol and port number to 500.
udp-voip Sets the supported protocol to the UDP -

VoIP protocol and port number to 5060.
on Supports specified IP protocols and ports. -
off Indicates that specified IP protocols and -

ports are not supported.
Views
Connection capability profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
You can run the connection-capability command to set whether Hotspot2.0
networks support common IP protocols and ports.
You can use the connection-capability command to set multiple supported
protocols at the same time.
Example
# Set the supported protocol to ICMP.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] connection-capability-profile name connection-capability-profile1
[HUAWEI-wlan-co-cap-prof-connection-capability-profile1] connection-capability icmp on
17.6 display cellular-network-profile

Function
The display cellular-network-profile command displays information about a
cellular network profile.

Format
display cellular-network-profile { all | name profile-name }
Parameters
all Displays information about all -
cellular network profiles.
name profile-name Displays information about a The cellular network

specified cellular network profile. profile must exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run the display cellular-network-profile command to view information
about cellular network profiles.
Example
# Display information about all cellular network profiles.
<HUAWEI> display cellular-network-profile all
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Profile name Reference
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
cellular-network-profile1 1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1
Table 17-1 Description of the display cellular-network-profile all command

output
Item Description
Profile name Name of a cellular network profile.
Reference Number of times a cellular network

profile is referenced.
# Display information about the cellular network profile cellular-network-

profile1.
<HUAWEI> display cellular-network-profile name cellular-network-profile1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Index PLMN ID
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
0 10001
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1
Table 17-2 Description of the display cellular-network-profile name profile-

name command output
Item Description
Index Index.
PLMN ID Public land mobile network (PLMN)

ID.
To configure this parameter, run the
plmn-id command.
17.7 display connection-capability-profile

Function
The display connection-capability-profile command displays information about
a connection capability profile.
Format
display connection-capability-profile { all | name profile-name }
Parameters

connection capability profiles.
name profile-name Displays information about a The connection

specified connection capability capability profile must
profile. exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level

Usage Guidelines
You can run the display connection-capability-profile command to view
information about connection capability profiles.
Example
# Display information about all connection capability profiles.
<HUAWEI> display connection-capability-profile all
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
connection-capability-profile1 1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1
Table 17-3 Description of the display connection-capability-profile all

command output
Item Description
Profile name Name of a connection capability

profile.
Reference Number of times a connection

capability profile is referenced.
# Display information about the connection capability profile connection-

capability-profile1.
<HUAWEI> display connection-capability-profile name connection-capability-profile1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ESP :-
ICMP : on
TCP-FTP :-
TCP-HTTP :-
TCP-PPTP-VPN :-
TCP-SSH :-
TCP-TLS-VPN :-
TCP-VoIP :-
UDP-IKEv2 port 4500 : -
UDP-IKEv2 port 500 :-
UDP-VoIP :-
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 17-4 Description of the display connection-capability-profile name

profile-name command output
Item Description
ESP Whether ESP (port number 0) is

supported.
connection-capability command.

Item Description
ICMP Whether ICMP (port number 0) is

supported.
TCP-FTP Whether FTP (port number 20) is

supported.
TCP-HTTP Whether HTTP (port number 80) is

supported.
TCP-PPTP-VPN Whether PPTP for VPN services (port

number 1723) is supported.
TCP-SSH Whether SSH is supported.

TCP-TLS-VPN Whether TLS VPN (port number 443)

is supported.
TCP-VoIP Whether TCP VoIP (port number 5060)

is supported.
UDP-IKEv2 port 4500 Whether IKEv2 (port number 4500) is

supported.
UDP-IKEv2 port 500 Whether IKEv2 (port number 500) is

supported.
UDP-VoIP Whether UDP VoIP (port number

5060) is supported.

17.8 display hotspot2-profile

Function
The display hotspot2-profile command displays the configuration of a
Hotspot2.0 profile.
Format
display hotspot2-profile { name profile-name | all }
Parameters
name profile- Specifies the name of a Hotspot2.0 The Hotspot2.0

name profile. profile must exist.
all Displays all Hotspot2.0 profiles. -
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
When configuring Hotspot2.0 services, you can run this command to view the
configuration of Hotspot2.0 profiles.
Example
# Display all Hotspot2.0 profiles on a device.
<HUAWEI> display hotspot2-profile all
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
hotspot 1
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1

Table 17-5 Description of the display hotspot2-profile all command output

Item Description
Profile name Name of a Hotspot2.0 profile.
Reference Number of times a Hotspot2.0 profile

is referenced.
# Display the configuration of the Hotspot2.0 profile hotspot.

<HUAWEI> display hotspot2-profile name hotspot
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Network type : public-free
Internet access : enable
Venue group code :3
Venue type code :3
HESSID : 00e0-fc50-89e0
IPv4 address availability : available
Network authentication type : online-enroll
Redirect URL :
P2P information element : disable
cellular-network-profile : cellular-network-profile1
connection-capability-profile : connection-capability-profile1
operator-name-profile : operator-name-profile1
operating-class-profile : operating-class-profile1
operator-domain-profile : operator-domain-profile1
NAI-realm-profile : nai-realm-profile1
venue-name-profile : venue-name-profile1
roaming-consortium-profile : roaming-consortium-profile1
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 17-6 Description of the display hotspot2-profile name profile-name

command output
Item Description
Network type Type of a Hotspot2.0 network.

network-authen-type command.
Internet access Whether Hotspot2.0 networks support

Internet access.
Venue group code Venue group code of a Hotspot2.0

network.
venue-type command.
Venue type code Venue type code of a Hotspot2.0

network.
venue-type command.

Item Description
HESSID HESSID of a Hotspot2.0 network.

hessid command.
IPv4 address availability Types of IPv4 addresses on a

Hotspot2.0 network.
ipv4-address-avail command.
Network authentication type Hotspot2.0 network authentication

type.
Redirect URL Redirect URL if the Hotspot2.0

network authentication type is set to
Portal authentication.
P2P information element Whether a Hotspot2.0 network allows

for P2P device cross connections.
p2p-cross-connect disable command.
cellular-network-profile Cellular network profile bound to a

Hotspot2.0 profile.
cellular-network-profile (Hotspot2.0
profile view) command.
connection-capability-profile Connection capability profile bound to

a Hotspot2.0 profile.
connection-capability-profile
(Hotspot2.0 profile view) command.
operator-name-profile Operator name profile bound to a

Hotspot2.0 profile.
operator-name-profile (Hotspot2.0
operating-class-profile Operating class profile bound to a

Hotspot2.0 profile.
operating-class-profile (Hotspot2.0

Item Description
operator-domain-profile Operator domain profile bound to a

Hotspot2.0 profile.
operator-domain-profile (Hotspot2.0
NAI-realm-profile NAI realm profile bound to a

Hotspot2.0 profile.
nai-realm-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile
view) command.
venue-name-profile Venue name profile bound to a

Hotspot2.0 profile.
venue-name-profile (Hotspot2.0
roaming-consortium-profile Roaming consortium profile bound to

a Hotspot2.0 profile.
roaming-consortium-profile
(Hotspot2.0 profile view) command.
17.9 display nai-realm-profile

Function
The display nai-realm-profile command displays the configuration of a NAI
realm profile.
Format
display nai-realm-profile { all | name profile-name }
Parameters
all Displays all NAI realm profiles. -
name profile- Displays the configuration of a specified The NAI realm

name NAI realm profile. profile must exist.
Views
All views

Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run the command to view the configuration of NAI realm profiles.
Example
# Display the configuration of all NAI realm profiles.
<HUAWEI> display nai-realm-profile all
------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------
nai-realm-profile1 1
------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1
Table 17-7 Description of the display nai-realm-profile all command output
Item Description
Profile name Name of a NAI realm profile.
Reference Number of times a NAI realm profile is

referenced.
# Display the configuration of the NAI realm profile nai-realm-profile1.

<HUAWEI> display nai-realm-profile name nai-realm-profile1
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Index Method ID/Parameter Realm-name
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
0 All -/- attwireless.com
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 17-8 Description of the display nai-realm-profile name profile-name

command output
Item Description
Index Index of a NAI realm member.
Method Extensible Authentication Protocol

(EAP) authentication method of a NAI
realm.
nai-realm command.
ID/Parameter EAP authentication ID and parameters

of a NAI realm.
nai-realm command.

Item Description
Realm-name Name of a NAI realm.

nai-realm command.
17.10 display operating-class-profile

Function
The display operating-class-profile command displays the configuration of an
operating class profile.
Format
display operating-class-profile { all | name profile-name }
Parameters
all Displays the configuration of all -

operating class profiles.
name profile- Displays the configuration of a specified The operating class

name operating class profile. profile must exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run the command to view the configuration of operating class profiles.
Example
# Display the configuration of all operating class profiles.
<HUAWEI> display operating-class-profile all
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
operating-class-profile1 1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1

Table 17-9 Description of the display operating-class-profile all command

output
Item Description
Profile name Name of an operating class profile.
Reference Number of times an operating class

# Display the configuration of the operating class profile operating-class-

profile1.
<HUAWEI> display operating-class-profile name operating-class-profile1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Operating class indication:
95
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1
Table 17-10 Description of the display operating-class-profile name profile-

name command output
Item Description
Operating class indication Operating class indication configured

in the profile.
operating-class-indication command.
17.11 display operator-domain-profile

Function
The display operator-domain-profile command displays the configuration of an
operator domain profile.
Format
display operator-domain-profile { all | name profile-name }
Parameters
all Displays the configuration of all operator -

domain profiles.

name profile- Displays the configuration of a specified The operator

name operator domain profile. domain profile must
exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run the command to view the configuration of operator domain profiles.
Example
# Display the configuration of all operator domain profiles.
<HUAWEI> display operator-domain-profile all
------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------
operator-domain-profile1 1
------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1
Table 17-11 Description of the display operator-domain-profile all command

output
Item Description
Profile name Name of an operator domain profile
Reference Number of times an operator domain

# Display the configuration of the operator domain profile operator-domain-

profile1.
<HUAWEI> display operator-domain-profile name operator-domain-profile1
------------------------------------------------------------
Index Domain name
------------------------------------------------------------
0 attwireless.com
------------------------------------------------------------

Table 17-12 Description of the display operator-domain-profile name profile-

name command output
Item Description
Index Index of an operator domain
Domain name Name of an operator domain.

domain-name command.
17.12 display operator-name-profile

Function
The display operator-name-profile command displays information about an
operator name profile.
Format
display operator-name-profile { all | name profile-name }
Parameters
operator name profiles.
name profile-name Displays information about a The operator name

specified operator name profile. profile must exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run the display operator-name-profile command to view information
about an operator name profile.
Example
# Display information about all operator name profiles.

<HUAWEI> display operator-name-profile all

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
operator-name-profile1 1
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1
Table 17-13 Description of the display operator-name-profile all command

output
Item Description
Profile name Name of an operator name profile.
Reference Number of times an operator name

# Display information about the operator name profile operator-name-profile1.

<HUAWEI> display operator-name-profile name operator-name-profile1
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Index Language-code Name
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
0 en att
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 17-14 Description of the display operator-name-profile name profile-

name command output
Item Description
Index Index of a friendly operator name.
Language-code Language type.

operator-friendly-name command.
Name Friendly operator name.

operator-friendly-name command.
17.13 display references cellular-network-profile

Function
The display references cellular-network-profile command displays reference
information about a cellular network profile.
Format
display references cellular-network-profile name profile-name

Parameters
name profile-name Displays reference information The cellular network
about a specified cellular network profile must exist.
profile.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run the display references cellular-network-profile command to view
reference information about a cellular network profile.
Example
# Display reference information about the cellular network profile cellular-
network-profile1.
<HUAWEI> display references cellular-network-profile name cellular-network-profile1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Reference type Reference name
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
hotspot2-profile hotspot
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1
Table 17-15 Description of the display references cellular-network-profile

command output
Item Description
Reference type Type of the profile to which the

cellular network profile is bound.
Reference name Name of the profile to which the

cellular network profile is bound.
17.14 display references connection-capability-profile

Function
The display references connection-capability-profile command displays
reference information about a connection capability profile.

Format
display references connection-capability-profile name profile-name
Parameters

name profile-name Displays reference information The connection capability
about a specified connection profile must exist.
capability profile.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run the display references connection-capability-profile command to
view reference information about a connection capability profile.
Example
# Display reference information about the connection capability profile
connection-capability-profile1.
<HUAWEI> display references connection-capability-profile name connection-capability-profile1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1
Table 17-16 Description of the display references connection-capability-profile

command output
Item Description

connection capability profile is bound.

connection capability profile is bound.

17.15 display references hotspot2-profile

Function
The display references hotspot2-profile command displays reference information
about a Hotspot2.0 profile.
Format
display references hotspot2-profile name profile-name
Parameters
name profile- Specifies the name of a Hotspot2.0 The Hotspot2.0

Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
When configuring Hotspot2.0 services, you can run this command to view
reference information about a Hotspot2.0 profile.
Example
# Display reference information about the Hotspot2.0 profile hotspot.
<HUAWEI> display references hotspot2-profile name hotspot
-------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------
VAP profile vap-profile1
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Total:1

Table 17-17 Description of the display references hotspot2-profile name profile-

name command output
Item Description

Hotspot2.0 profile is bound.
● VAP profile. To configure it, run the
hotspot2-profile (VAP profile
view) command.

Hotspot2.0 profile is bound.
To configure it, run the hotspot2-
profile (VAP profile view) command.
17.16 display references nai-realm-profile

Function
The display references nai-realm-profile command displays reference
information about a NAI realm profile.
Format
display references nai-realm-profile name profile-name
Parameters
name profile- Displays reference information about a The NAI realm

name specified NAI realm profile. profile must exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run the command to view reference information about a NAI realm
profile.

Example
# Display reference information about the NAI realm profile nai-realm-profile1.
<HUAWEI> display references nai-realm-profile name nai-realm-profile1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1
Table 17-18 Description of the display references nai-realm-profile command

output
Item Description
Reference type Type of the profile to which the NAI

realm profile is bound.
Reference name Name of the profile to which the NAI

realm profile is bound.
17.17 display references operating-class-profile

Function
The display references operating-class-profile command displays reference
information about an operating class profile.
Format
display references operating-class-profile name profile-name
Parameters
name profile- # Display reference information about a The operating class

name specified operating class profile. profile must exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level

Usage Guidelines
You can run the command to view reference information about an operating class
profile.
Example
# Display reference information about the operating class profile operating-class-
profile1.
<HUAWEI> display references operating-class-profile name operating-class-profile1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1
Table 17-19 Description of the display references operating-class-profile

command output
Item Description

operating class profile is bound.

operating class profile is bound.
17.18 display references operator-domain-profile

Function
The display references operator-domain-profile command displays reference
information about an operator domain profile.
Format
display references operator-domain-profile name profile-name
Parameters
name profile- Displays reference information about a The operator

name specified operator domain profile. domain profile must
exist.
Views
All views

Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run the command to view reference information about an operator
domain profile.
Example
# Display reference information about the operator domain profile operator-
domain-profile1.
<HUAWEI> display references operator-domain-profile name operator-domain-profile1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1
Table 17-20 Description of the display references operator-domain-profile

command output
Item Description

operator domain profile is bound.

operator domain profile is bound.
17.19 display references operator-name-profile

Function
The display references operator-name-profile command displays reference
information about an operator name profile.
Format
display references operator-name-profile name profile-name
Parameters
name profile-name Displays reference information The operator name
about a specified operator name profile must exist.
profile.

Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
You can run the display references operator-name-profile command to view
reference information about an operator name profile.
Example
# Display reference information about the operator name profile operator-name-
profile1.
<HUAWEI> display references operator-name-profile name operator-name-profile1
-------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Total:1
Table 17-21 Description of the display references operator-name-profile

command output
Item Description

operator name profile is bound.

operator name profile is bound.
17.20 display references roaming-consortium-profile

Function
The display references roaming-consortium-profile command displays reference
information about a roaming consortium profile.
Format
display references roaming-consortium-profile name profile-name

Parameters
name profile- Specifies the name of a roaming The roaming

name consortium profile. consortium profile
must exist.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
reference information about a roaming consortium profile.
Example
# Display reference information about the roaming consortium profile roaming-
consortium-profile1.
<HUAWEI> display references roaming-consortium-profile name roaming-consortium-profile1
-------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Total:1
Table 17-22 Description of the display references roaming-consortium-profile

name profile-name command output
Item Description

roaming consortium profile is bound.
● hotspot2-profile: Hotspot2.0 profile.
To configure it, run the roaming-
consortium-profile (Hotspot2.0

roaming consortium profile is bound.
To configure it, run the roaming-
consortium-profile (Hotspot2.0

17.21 display references venue-name-profile

Function
The display references venue-name-profile command displays reference
information about a venue name profile.
Format
display references venue-name-profile name profile-name
Parameters
name profile- Specifies the name of a venue name The venue name
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
reference information about a venue name profile.
Example
# Display reference information about the venue name profile venue-name-
profile1.
<HUAWEI> display references venue-name-profile name venue-name-profile1
-------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Total:1

Table 17-23 Description of the display references venue-name-profile name

Item Description
Reference type Type of the profile to which the venue

name profile is bound.
● hotspot2-profile: Hotspot2.0 profile.
To configure it, run the venue-
name-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile
view) command.

venue name profile is bound.
To configure it, run the venue-name-
profile (Hotspot2.0 profile view)
command.
17.22 display roaming-consortium-profile

Function
The display roaming-consortium-profile command displays the configuration of
a roaming consortium profile.
Format
display roaming-consortium-profile { name profile-name | all }
Parameters
name profile- Specifies the name of a roaming The roaming

name consortium profile. consortium profile
must exist.
all Displays the configuration of all roaming -

consortium profiles.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level

Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
configuration of a roaming consortium profile.
Example
# Display the configuration of all roaming consortium profiles on a device.
<HUAWEI> display roaming-consortium-profile all
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
roaming-consortium-profile1 1
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1
Table 17-24 Description of the display roaming-consortium-profile all

command output
Item Description
Profile name Name of a roaming consortium profile.
Reference Number of times a roaming

consortium profile is referenced.
# Display the configuration of the roaming consortium profile roaming-

consortium-profile1.
<HUAWEI> display roaming-consortium-profile name roaming-consortium-profile1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Index Roaming consortium OI In beacon
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
0 00-11-22 Y
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1
Table 17-25 Description of the display roaming-consortium-profile name

Item Description
Index Index of a roaming consortium

member.
Roaming consortium OI OI of a roaming consortium member.

roaming-consortium-oi command.

Item Description
In beacon Whether Beacon and Probe Response

frames sent from APs carry OIs of
roaming consortium members.
● Y: Yes
● N: No
roaming-consortium-oi command.
17.23 display venue-name-profile

Function
The display venue-name-profile command displays the configuration of a venue
name profile.
Format
display venue-name-profile { name profile-name | all }
Parameters
name profile- Specifies the name of a venue name The venue name
all Displays the configuration of all venue -

name profiles.
Views
All views
Default Level
1: Monitoring level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
configuration of venue name profiles.

Example
# Display the configuration of all venue name profiles on a device.
<HUAWEI> display venue-name-profile all
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
venue-name-profile1 1
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1
Table 17-26 Description of the display venue-name-profile all command output
Item Description
Profile name Name of a venue name profile.
Reference Number of times a venue name profile

is referenced.
# Display the configuration of the venue name profile venue-name-profile1.

<HUAWEI> display venue-name-profile name venue-name-profile1
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Index Language code Name
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
0 en CenterStation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 17-27 Description of the display venue-name-profile name profile-name

command output
Item Description
Index Index of venue name information.
Language code Language type.

venue-name command.
Name Venue name.

venue-name command.
17.24 domain-name
Function
The domain-name command configures a domain name for a hotspot operator.
The undo domain-name command deletes the domain name of a hotspot

operator.

By default, no domain name is configured for a hotspot operator.
Format
domain-name domain-name
undo domain-name domain-name
Parameters
domain- Specifies the domain name of a hotspot The value is a string

name operator. of 1 to 63
characters in
compliance with
RFC1035. It does
not contain
question marks (?)
or spaces, and
cannot begin or end
with double
quotation marks ("
").
Views
Operator domain profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
After a domain name is configured for a hotspot operator, terminals can query the
domain name through ANQP to select desired networks.
A maximum of 32 hotspot operator domain names can be configured using the

domain-name command.
Example
# Configure domain name attwireless.com for a hotspot operator.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] operator-domain-profile name operator-domain-profile1
[HUAWEI-wlan-op-domain-prof-operator-domain-profile1] domain-name attwireless.com

17.25 hessid
Function
The hessid command configures a Homogenous Extended Service Set Identifier
(HESSID) for a Hotspot2.0 network.
The undo hessid command deletes an HESSID.
By default, no HESSID is configured.
Format
hessid mac-address
undo hessid
Parameters
mac-address Specifies an HESSID. The value is in H-H-

H format. An H is a
hexadecimal
number of 4 digits.
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
When multiple Hotspot2.0 networks are available, user terminals need to identify
service providers of the connected networks. An SSID is not as unique as an
HESSID, which can uniquely identify APs of the same service provider. Among the
APs, the BSSID of one AP is used as the HESSID. The HESSID is an optional
parameter in a Hotspot2.0 profile. Beacon and Probe Response frames sent from
Hotspot2.0-capable APs carry network parameter information, which helps user
terminals to determine whether network parameters need to be renewed.
Precautions
If the HESSID is configured repeatedly, only the latest HESSID takes effect.

Example
# Set the HESSID to 00e0-fc12-3456 in Hotspot2.0 profile hotspot.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-hotspot2-prof-hotspot] hessid 00e0-fc12-3456
17.26 hotspot2-profile
Function
The hotspot2-profile command creates a Hotspot2.0 profile or displays the view
of an existing Hotspot2.0 profile.
The undo hotspot2-profile command deletes a Hotspot2.0 profile.
By default, no Hotspot2.0 profile is available.
Format
hotspot2-profile name profile-name
undo hotspot2-profile { name profile-name | all }
Parameters
name profile- Specifies the name of a Hotspot2.0 The value is a string

insensitive
characters. It does
not contain
question marks (?)
or spaces, and
cannot start or end
with double
quotation marks ("
").
all Deletes all Hotspot2.0 profiles. -
Views
WLAN view
Default Level

Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
To configure Hotspot2.0 services, create a Hotspot2.0 profile, configure network

parameters in the Hotspot2.0 profile view, and bind the Hotspot2.0 profile to a
VAP profile.
Follow-up Procedure
Configure the network type, roaming consortium list, and NAI realm list in the
Hotspot2.0 profile and bind the Hotspot2.0 profile to a VAP profile to make the
configuration take effect.
Precautions
The device supports a maximum of 32 Hotspot2.0 profiles.
● In a Hotspot2.0 profile, network parameters and Internet access status are

mandatory and can be configured using the network-type command.
● Ensure that at least one of the following ANQP parameters is configured in a
Hotspot2.0 profile.
– Roaming consortium list: Run the roaming-consortium-profile
(Hotspot2.0 profile view) command to bind a roaming consortium
profile to the Hotspot2.0 profile.
– NAI realm list: Run the nai-realm-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile view)
command to bind a NAI realm profile to the Hotspot2.0 profile.
– 3GPP cellular network: Run the cellular-network-profile (Hotspot2.0
profile view) command to bind a cellular network profile to the
Hotspot2.0 profile.
● The following ANQP parameters are recommended.
– Roaming consortium list: Run the roaming-consortium-profile
(Hotspot2.0 profile view) command to bind a roaming consortium
profile to the Hotspot2.0 profile.
– Domain name list: Run the operator-domain-profile (Hotspot2.0
profile view) command to bind an operator domain profile to the
Hotspot2.0 profile.
Example
# Create Hotspot2.0 profile hotspot.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-hotspot2-prof-hotspot]
17.27 hotspot2-profile (VAP profile view)

Function
The hotspot2-profile command binds a Hotspot2.0 profile to a VAP profile.

The undo hotspot2-profile command unbinds a Hotspot2.0 profile from a VAP

profile.
By default, no Hotspot2.0 profile is bound to a VAP profile.
Format
hotspot2-profile profile-name
undo hotspot2-profile
Parameters
profile-name Specifies the name of a Hotspot2.0 The Hotspot2.0

Views
VAP profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
You can configure network parameters through Hotspot2.0 profiles. After

Hotspot2.0 profiles are applied, user terminals can obtain network information
from APs and access the networks. After the configuration is complete, bind the
Hotspot2.0 profile to a VAP profile to make the configuration take effect.
Precautions
Hotspot2.0 services require WPA2–802.1X authentication (WPA2 enterprise

edition). Ensure that the security policy is set to WPA2–802.1X in the security
profile bound to the VAP profile.
When a VAP profile has been bound to a radio, services will be interrupted when a
Hotspot2.0 profile is bound to or unbound from the VAP profile, or parameters in
the bound Hotspot2.0 profile are modified. Exercise caution when performing this
operation.
Example
# Bind Hotspot2.0 profile hotspot to VAP profile vap-profile1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] vap-profile name vap-profile1
[HUAWEI-wlan-vap-prof-vap-profile1] hotspot2-profile hotspot

17.28 ipv4-address-avail
Function
The ipv4-address-avail command configures available types of IPv4 addresses on
a Hotspot2.0 network.
The undo ipv4-address-avail command deletes available types of IPv4 addresses

on a Hotspot2.0 network.
By default, no available type of IPv4 addresses is configured.
Format
ipv4-address-avail { not-available | available | port-restricted [ single-nat |
double-nat ] | private { single-nat | double-nat } | unknown }
undo ipv4-address-avail
Parameters
not-available Indicates that IPv4 addresses are not -

available.
available Indicates that IPv4 addresses are -

available.
port- Indicates port restricted IPv4 addresses -

restricted are available.
[ single-nat | ● single-nat: Single-NATed and port-
double-nat ] restricted IPv4 addresses are available.
● single-nat: Double-NATed and port-
restricted IPv4 addresses are available.
private Indicates that private IPv4 addresses are -

{ single-nat | available.
double-nat } ● single-nat: Single-NATed private IPv4
addresses are available.
● double-nat: Double-NATed private
IPv4 addresses are available.
unknown Indicates that availability of the IPv4 -

address type is not known.
Views

Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
When user terminals connect to a Hotspot2.0 network, Hotspot2.0 can transfer
available IPv4 address types as ANQP parameters to the user terminals through
APs. In this way, the user terminals can know the IP address types they can obtain
after connecting to the network.
Example
# Set IPv4 addresses to available in hotspot2.0 profile hotspot.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-hotspot2-prof-hotspot] ipv4-address-avail available
17.29 nai-realm-profile
Function
The nai-realm-profile command creates a NAI realm profile or displays the view
of an existing NAI realm profile.
The undo nai-realm-profile command deletes a NAI realm profile.
By default, no NAI realm profile is available in the system.
Format
nai-realm-profile name profile-name
undo nai-realm-profile { name profile-name | all }
Parameters
name profile- Specifies the name of a NAI realm The value is a string
insensitive
characters. It does
not contain
question marks (?)
or spaces, and
cannot start or end
with double
quotation marks ("
").

all Deletes all NAI realm profiles. -
Views
WLAN view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
A NAI realm profile is used to configure the network access identifier (NAI) realm
name, authentication mode, and authentication parameters for networks
accessible to users.
Precautions
The device supports a maximum of 32 NAI realm profiles.
Example
# Create NAI realm profile nai-realm-profile1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] nai-realm-profile name nai-realm-profile1
[HUAWEI-wlan-nai-realm-prof-nai-realm-profile1]
17.30 nai-realm-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile view)

Function
The nai-realm-profile command binds a NAI realm profile to a Hotspot2.0 profile.
The undo nai-realm-profile command unbinds a NAI realm profile from a

Hotspot2.0 profile.
By default, no NAI realm profile is bound to a Hotspot2.0 profile.
Format
nai-realm-profile profile-name
undo nai-realm-profile

Parameters
profile-name Specifies the name of a NAI realm The NAI realm

Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
You can configure Hotspot2.0 services on a non-cellular network. When
connecting to the non-cellular network, user terminals can obtain service provider
information of the network, including the NAI realm name and authentication
mode. This facilitates terminal access. You can run the nai-realm-profile
command to create a NAI realm profile and the nai-realm command in the NAI
realm profile view to configure NAI realms, and then bind the NAI realm profile to
a Hotspot2.0 profile to make the configuration take effect.
Example
# Bind NAI realm profile nai-realm-profile1 to Hotspot2.0 profile hotspot.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-hotspot2-prof-hotspot] nai-realm-profile nai-realm-profile1
17.31 nai-realm
Function
The nai-realm command configures a network access identifier (NAI) realm.
The undo nai-realm command deletes a NAI realm.
By default, no NAI realm is configured.
Format
nai-realm realm-name realm-name [ eap-method-type eap-method-type [ eap-
authen-id eap-authen-id eap-authen-para eap-authen-para ] ]
undo nai-realm realm-name realm-name [ eap-method-type eap-method-type
[ eap-authen-id eap-authen-id ] ]

Parameters
realm-name Specifies a NAI realm name. The value is a string

realm-name of 1 to 63
characters. It does
not contain
question marks (?)
or spaces, and
cannot begin or end
with double
quotation marks ("
").
eap-method- Specifies an EAP authentication mode for Enumerated value:

type eap- a NAI realm. ● eap-aka: EAP-
method-type AKA
authentication
● eap-sim: GSM
Subscriber
Identity Modules
● eap-tls: EAP-TLS
● eap-ttls: EAP-
TTLS
eap-authen- Specifies an EAP authentication ID for a The value is an

id eap- NAI realm. integer that ranges
authen-id from 0 to 255.
eap-authen- Specifies the EAP authentication The value is an

para eap- parameter of a NAI realm. integer that ranges
authen-para from 0 to 255.
Views
NAI realm profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
After you configure a NAI realm, terminals can access the configured operator
network.
A maximum of 32 NAI realms can be configured using the nai-realm command.
Precautions

● If you configure the same name for NAI realms, the NAI realm with fuzzy
command configuration will overwrite the NAI realm with exact command
configuration.
For example, the nai-realm realm-name attwireless.com command
configuration will overwrite the nai-realm realm-name attwireless.com
eap-method-type eap-aka command configuration, and the nai-realm
realm-name attwireless.com eap-method-type eap-aka command
configuration will overwrite the nai-realm realm-name attwireless.com
eap-method-type eap-aka eap-authen-id 1 eap-authen-para 1 command
configuration.
● NAI realms are deleted according to the longest matching rule.
For example, the NAI realm configured using the nai-realm realm-name
attwireless.com command cannot be deleted using the undo nai-realm
realm-name attwireless.com eap-method-type eap-aka command.
Example
# Configure NAI realm attwireless.com.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] nai-realm-profile name nai-realm-profile1
[HUAWEI-wlan-nai-realm-prof-nai-realm-profile1] nai-realm realm-name attwireless.com
17.32 network-authen-type
Function
The network-authen-type command sets a network authentication type for a
Hotspot2.0 profile.
The undo network-authen-type command deletes a network authentication

type.
By default, no network authentication type is configured.
Format
network-authen-type { acceptance [ redirect-url url ] | dns-redirection | http-
https-redirection redirect-url url | online-enroll }
undo network-authen-type
Parameters
acceptance Indicates acceptance of terms and -

conditions.
redirect-url Specifies the redirected URL address. -

url

dns- Indicates DNS redirection. -

redirection
http-https- Indicates HTTP and HTTPS redirection. -

redirection
online-enroll Indicates online enrollment. -
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
Beacon and Probe Response frames sent from Hotspot2.0-capable APs carry
network parameter information, which helps user terminals to discover and select
proper networks. If the network operator requests user terminals to execute
specified actions, for example, opening a web page for Portal authentication, the
Additional Steps Required for Access (ASRA) field must be set to 1, indicating that
user terminals must implement extra authentication when connecting to a
network. You can run the network-authen-type command to specify a network
authentication type.
Example
# Set the network authentication type to online enrollment in Hotspot2.0 profile
hotspot.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-hotspot2-prof-hotspot] network-authen-type online-enroll
17.33 network-type
Function
The network-type command sets a network type and Internet access status in a
Hotspot2.0 profile.
The undo network-type command restores the default network type and Internet
access status.
By default, the network type is set to wildcard, and Internet access is not
supported.

Format
network-type { emergency-service | personal-device | private | private-guest |
public-chargeable | public-free | test | wildcard } [ internet-access ]
undo network-type
Parameters
emergency- Indicates an emergency service network. -

service
personal- Indicates a personal device network. -

device
private Indicates a private network. -
private- Indicates a private network with guest -

guest access.
public- Indicates a chargeable public network. -

chargeable
public-free Indicates a free public network. -
test Indicates a test network. -
wildcard Indicates a wildcard network. -
internet- Indicates that Internet access is -

access supported.
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
When multiple Hotspot2.0 networks are available, user terminals need to obtain
information of each network to select the network to access. The network type
and Internet access status are mandatory in a Hotspot2.0 profile. Beacon and
Probe Response frames sent from Hotspot2.0-capable APs carry network
parameter information, which helps user terminals to discover and select proper
networks.
Precautions
If the command is executed repeatedly, only the latest configuration takes effect.

Example
# Set the network type to free public network and configure the network to
provide Internet access in Hotspot2.0 profile hotspot.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-hotspot2-prof-hotspot] network-type public-free internet-access
17.34 operating-class-indication
Function
The operating-class-indication command configures an operating class
indication.
The undo operating-class-indication command deletes an operating class

indication.
By default, no operating class indication is configured in the system.
Format
operating-class-indication operating-class-value
undo operating-class-indication operating-class-value
Parameters
operating- Indicates the operating class indication. The value is an

class-value integer that ranges
from 1 to 255.
Views
Operating class profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
After an operating class indication is configured, users can obtain the indication
through ANQP for network selection.
You can configure a maximum of 32 operating class indications using this

command.

Example
# Set the operating class indication to 95.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] operating-class-profile name operating-class-profile1
[HUAWEI-wlan-op-class-prof-operating-class-profile1] operating-class-indication 95
17.35 operating-class-profile
Function
The operating-class-profile command creates an operating class profile or
displays the view of an existing operating class profile.
The undo operating-class-profile command deletes an operating class profile.
By default, no operating class profile is configured in the system.
Format
operating-class-profile name profile-name
undo operating-class-profile { name profile-name | all }
Parameters
name profile- Indicates the name of the operating class The value is a string
insensitive
characters. It does
not contain
question marks (?)
or spaces, and
cannot start or end
with double
quotation marks ("
").
all Indicates to delete all operating class -

profiles.
Views
WLAN view
Default Level

Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
The operating class profile is used to configure the operating class indication of AP
in on the hotspot2.0 network. When a STA accesses the network, it can obtain
channel information used to access a Wi-Fi frequency from AP so that the STA can
set up a connection.
Precautions
The device supports a maximum of 32 operating class profiles.
Example
# Create an operating class profile named operating-class-profile1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] operating-class-profile name operating-class-profile1
[HUAWEI-wlan-op-class-prof-operating-class-profile1]
17.36 operating-class-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile view)

Function
The operating-class-profile command binds the specified operating class profile
to a Hotspot2.0 profile view.
The undo operating-class-profile command unbinds the specified operating class

profile from a Hotspot2.0 profile view.
By default, no operating class profile is bound to a Hotspot2.0 profile view.
Format
operating-class-profile profile-name
undo operating-class-profile
Parameters
profile-name Indicates the name of the operating class The value must be
profile. the name of an
existing operating
class profile.
Views

Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
When a STA accesses a Hotspot2.0 network, it can obtain channel information
used to access a Wi-Fi frequency from the AP so that the STA can set up a
connection. Before binding an operating class profile to a Hotspot2.0 profile, you
need to run the operating-class-profile command to create an operating class
profile and run the operating-class-indication command in the profile view to
configure an operating class indication.
Example
# Bind the operating class profile operating-class-profile1 to the hotspot profile.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-hotspot2-prof-hotspot] operating-class-profile operating-class-profile1
17.37 operator-domain-profile
Function
The operator-domain-profile command creates a network domain name profile
or displays the view of an existing network domain name profile.
The undo operator-domain-profile command deletes a network domain name
profile.
By default, no network domain name profile is available in the system.
Format
operator-domain-profile name profile-name
undo operator-domain-profile { name profile-name | all }

Parameters
name profile- Indicates the network domain name The value is a string
insensitive
characters. It does
not contain
question marks (?)
or spaces, and
cannot start or end
with double
quotation marks ("
").
all Indicates to delete all network domain -

name profiles.
Views
WLAN view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
A network domain name profile is used to configure the operator domain profile.
STAs can obtain the domain name information through ANQP, which is used as a
basis for network selection.
Precautions
The device supports a maximum of 32 operator domain profiles.
Example
# Create a network domain name profile named operator-domain-profile1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] operator-domain-profile name operator-domain-profile1
[HUAWEI-wlan-op-domain-prof-operator-domain-profile1]

17.38 operator-domain-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile

view)
Function
The operator-domain-profile command binds the specified operator domain
profile to a Hotspot2.0 profile view.
The undo operator-domain-profile command unbinds the specified operator
domain profile from a Hotspot2.0 profile view.
By default, no operator domain profile is bound to a Hotspot2.0 profile.
Format
operator-domain-profile profile-name
undo operator-domain-profile
Parameters
profile-name Indicates the name of the operator The value must be

domain profile. the name of an
existing operator
domain profile.
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
When a STA accesses the Hotspot2.0 network, it can obtain the network operator
domain name information from the AP so that the STA can select a network.
Before binding an operator domain profile to a Hotspot2.0 profile, run the
operator-domain-profile command to create an operator domain profile and run
the domain-name command in the profile view to configure the operator name.
Example
# Bind the operator domain profile operator-domain-profile1 to the hotspot
profile.

[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-hotspot2-prof-hotspot] operator-domain-profile operator-domain-profile1
17.39 operator-friendly-name
Function
The operator-friendly-name command configures the operator friendly name.
The undo operator-friendly-name command deletes the operator friendly name.
By default, no operator friendly name is configured in an operator name profile
view.
Format
operator-friendly-name language-code language-code name name
undo operator-friendly-name language-code language-code name name
Parameters
language- Indicates the language. The value is a string

code of 2 to 3 characters.
language- For the value of
code each language, see
the definition in
ISO639-2 Codes for
the Representation
of Names of
Languages. For
example, the value
is chi, zho, or zh for
Chinese, and eng
for English.

name name Indicates the operator friendly name. The value is a string
of 1 to 64 case-
sensitive characters.
● English venue
name: The value
is a string of
visible characters
without question
marks (?) and
spaces. It cannot
begin or end
with double
quotation marks
(" ").
● Non-English
venue name: It
cannot contain
half-width
question marks
(?).
To enter a non-
English venue name,
ensure that the
remote login
terminal supports
the UTF-8 encoding
format; otherwise,
the name cannot be
displayed.
Views
Operator name profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
When a STA accesses the Hotspot2.0 network, it can obtain the operator name
from the AP. This command configures the language environment names so that
users can select a proper language.
If you need to enter a non-English name, you must use a tool to convert it into
hexadecimal UTF-8 code.
Precautions

If you run the operator-friendly-name multiple times, multiple operator friendly

names are configured. A maximum of 32 names can be configured.
Example
# Set the operator friendly name to operator-name-profile1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] operator-name-profile name operator-name-profile1
[HUAWEI-wlan-op-name-prof-operator-name-profile1] operator-friendly-name language-code eng
name att
17.40 operator-name-profile
Function
The operator-name-profile command creates an operator name profile or
displays the view of an existing operator name profile.
The undo operator-name-profile command deletes the operator name profile.
By default, no operator name profile is available in the system.
Format
operator-name-profile name profile-name
undo operator-name-profile { name profile-name | all }
Parameters
name profile- Indicates the name of the operator name The value is a string
insensitive
characters. It does
not contain
question marks (?)
or spaces, and
cannot start or end
with double
quotation marks ("
").
all Indicates to delete all operator name -

profiles.
Views
WLAN view

Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
You can specify different friendly names for different languages so that users can
select networks.
Follow-up Procedure
Run the operator-name-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile view) command to apply
the created operator name profile to a Hotspot2.0 profile.
Precautions
The device supports a maximum of 32 operator name profiles.
Example
# Create an operator name profile named operator-name-profile1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] operator-name-profile name operator-name-profile1
[HUAWEI-wlan-op-name-prof-operator-name-profile1]
17.41 operator-name-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile view)

Function
The operator-name-profile command binds the specified operator name profile
to a Hotspot2.0 profile view.
The undo operator-name-profile command unbinds the specified operator name
profile from a Hotspot2.0 profile view.
By default, no operator name profile is bound to a Hotspot2.0 profile.
Format
operator-name-profile profile-name
undo operator-name-profile
Parameters
profile-name Indicates the name of the operator name The value must be
profile. the name of an
existing operator
name profile.

Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
When a STA accesses the Hotspot2.0 network, it can obtain the operator name
from the AP. Before binding an operator name profile to a Hotspot2.0 profile, run
the operator-name-profile command to create an operator name profile and run
the operating-class-indication command in the profile view to configure the
operator name.
Example
# Bind the operator name profile operator-name-profile1 to the hotspot profile.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-hotspot2-prof-hotspot] operator-name-profile operator-name-profile1
17.42 p2p-cross-connect disable

Function
The p2p-cross-connect disable command configures P2P management
information to prevent cross connections of P2P devices.
The undo p2p-cross-connect disable command deletes P2P management

information.
By default, P2P management information is not configured.
Format
p2p-cross-connect disable
undo p2p-cross-connect disable
Parameters
None.
Views

Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
Hotspot2.0 provides security measures for STAs. It prevents direct access between
STAs to reduce the STA attack possibility. The P2P protocol allows direct
communication between STAs; therefore, a Hotspot2.0-supported AP can add P2P
management information into Beacon. In the management information, STAs are
not allowed to set up P2P connections with each other.
Precautions
The p2p-cross-connect disable command is not recommended. An AP does not
support the P2P protocol or process P2P packets; therefore, it is unnecessary to
remove P2P management information from packets.
Example
# Configure P2P management information in the hotspot profile.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-hotspot2-prof-hotspot] p2p-cross-connect disable
17.43 plmn-id
Function
The plmn-id command configures the Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN)
identifier.
The undo plmn-id command deletes the PLMN identifier.
By default, no PLMN identifier is configured in the cellular network profile.
Format
plmn-id plmn-id
undo plmn-id plmn-id
Parameters
plmn-id Indicates the PLMN identifier. The value is an

integer that ranges
from 10000 to
999999.

Views
Cellular network profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
After the plmn-id command is executed, the AP notifies STAs of the operator
information on the Hotspot2.0 network. The STAs can obtain the PLMN identifier
to determine whether to select the cellular network according to the Hotspot2.0
network.
If you run the plmn-id multiple times, multiple PLMN identifiers are configured. A
maximum of 32 PLMN identifiers can be configured.
Example
# Set the PLMN identifier to 10001.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] cellular-network-profile name cellular-network-profile1
[HUAWEI-wlan-cellular-network-prof-cellular-network-profile1] plmn-id 10001
17.44 roaming-consortium-oi
Function
The roaming-consortium-oi command configures the roaming consortium
identifier of the Hotspot2.0 network.
The undo roaming-consortium-oi command deletes the roaming consortium

identifier of the Hotspot2.0 network.
By default, no roaming consortium identifier is configured for the Hotspot2.0

network.
Format
roaming-consortium-oi oi-value [ in-beacon ]
undo roaming-consortium-oi oi-value
Parameters
oi-value Indicates the roaming The format is HH-HH-HH or

consortium identifier, which HH-HH-HH-HH-HH, in which H
is used to identify operators. is in the hexadecimal format.

in-beacon Indicates that the Beacon -

and probe-response frames
sent by the AP contain the
roaming consortium
identifier.
Views
Roaming consortium profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
If STAs may roam between the Hotspot2.0 network and a network of another
operator, you can configure the OI of the operator that provides the roaming
service so that STAs can select networks.
Precautions
If you run this command multiple times, multiple OIs are configured. A maximum
of 32 OIs can be configured in a roaming consortium profile. To configure OIs in
the roaming consortium profile, the first OI must carry the in-beacon parameter.
A maximum of three OIs can be configured to carry the in-beacon parameter.
Example
# Add an OI 00-11-22 to the profile roaming-consortium-profile1 and add the
OI to the Beacon and probe-response frames sent by the AP.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] roaming-consortium-profile name roaming-consortium-profile1
[HUAWEI-wlan-ro-co-prof-roaming-consortium-profile1] roaming-consortium-oi 00-11-22 in-beacon
17.45 roaming-consortium-profile
Function
The roaming-consortium-profile command creates a roaming consortium profile
or displays the view of an existing roaming consortium profile.
The undo roaming-consortium-profile command deletes a roaming consortium

profile.
By default, no roaming consortium profile is created.

Format
roaming-consortium-profile name profile-name
undo roaming-consortium-profile { name profile-name | all }
Parameters
name profile- Specifies the name of a roaming The value is a string

name consortium profile. of 1 to 35 case-
insensitive
characters. It does
not contain
question marks (?)
or spaces, and
cannot start or end
with double
quotation marks ("
").
all Deletes all roaming consortium profiles. -
Views
WLAN view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
When configuring Hotspot2.0 services, configure network parameters according to

operator requirements. When connecting to networks, user terminals can obtain
the network parameters to select desired networks. If the user terminals need to
roam among Hotspot2.0 networks of different operators, configure a roaming
consortium profile and add the organization identifiers (OIs) of the operators to
the roaming consortium profile. In this way, after the user terminals connect to a
network of an operator in the profile, they can roam to networks of the other
operators while maintaining online.
Follow-up Procedure
Run the roaming-consortium-oi command to configure the roaming consortium

OI in the roaming consortium profile.
Precautions
The device supports a maximum of 32 roaming consortium profiles.

Example
# Create the roaming consortium profile roaming-consortium-profile1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] roaming-consortium-profile name roaming-consortium-profile1
[HUAWEI-wlan-ro-co-prof-roaming-consortium-profile1]
17.46 roaming-consortium-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile

view)
Function
The roaming-consortium-profile command binds a roaming consortium profile
to a Hotspot2.0 profile.
The undo roaming-consortium-profile command unbinds a roaming consortium
profile from a Hotspot2.0 profile.
By default, no roaming consortium profile is bound to a Hotspot2.0 profile.
Format
roaming-consortium-profile profile-name
undo roaming-consortium-profile
Parameters
profile-name Specifies the name of a roaming The roaming

consortium profile. consortium profile
must exist.
Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
to the networks, they can obtain OIs of the operators used for STA roaming, which
helps them select desired networks. You can run the roaming-consortium-profile
command to create a roaming consortium profile and the roaming-consortium-oi

command in the roaming consortium profile view to configure operator OIs, and
then bind the roaming consortium profile to a Hotspot2.0 profile to make the
configuration take effect.
Example
# Bind roaming consortium profile roaming-consortium-profile1 to the Hotspot
2.0 profile hotspot.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-hotspot2-prof-hotspot] roaming-consortium-profile roaming-consortium-profile1
17.47 venue-name-profile
Function
The venue-name-profile command creates a venue name profile or displays the
view of an existing venue name profile.
The undo venue-name-profile command deletes a venue name profile.
By default, no venue name profile is created.
Format
venue-name-profile name profile-name
undo venue-name-profile { name profile-name | all }
Parameters
name profile- Specifies the name of a venue name The value is a string
insensitive
characters. It does
not contain
question marks (?)
or spaces, and
cannot start or end
with double
quotation marks ("
").
all Deletes all venue name profiles. -
Views
WLAN view

Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
When configuring Hotspot2.0 services, configure network parameters according to
operator requirements. When connecting to networks, user terminals can obtain
the network parameters to select desired networks. The venue name describes
physical locations of a network and is an optional parameter.
Follow-up Procedure
Run the venue-name command in the venue name profile view to configure the
venue name. After creating a venue name profile, bind it to a Hotspot2.0 profile.
Precautions
The device supports a maximum of 32 venue name profiles.
Example
# Create the venue name profile venue-name-profile1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] venue-name-profile name venue-name-profile1
[HUAWEI-wlan-ve-na-prof-venue-name-profile1]
17.48 venue-name-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile view)

Function
The venue-name-profile command binds a venue name profile to a Hotspot2.0
profile.
The undo venue-name-profile command unbinds a venue name profile from a
Hotspot2.0 profile.
By default, no venue name profile is bound to a Hotspot2.0 profile.
Format
venue-name-profile profile-name
undo venue-name-profile
Parameters
profile-name Specifies the name of a venue name The venue name


Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
You can configure Hotspot2.0 services for networks. When connecting to the
networks, user terminals can obtain location information of the networks from
APs, which helps them to select desired networks. You can run the venue-name-
profile command to create a venue name profile and the venue-name command
in the venue name profile view to configure venue names, and then bind the
venue name profile to a Hotspot2.0 profile to make the configuration take effect.
Example
# Bind venue name profile venue-name-profile1 to Hotspot2.0 profile hotspot.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-hotspot2-prof-hotspot] venue-name-profile venue-name-profile1
17.49 venue-name
Function
The venue-name command configures a venue name for a Hotspot 2.0 network.
The undo venue-name command deletes the configured venue name.
By default, no venue name is configured.
Format
venue-name language-code language-code name venue-name
undo venue-name language-code language-code name venue-name

Parameters
language- Specifies the language type. The value is a string of 2 to 3

code characters.
language- For the value of each language,
code see the definition in ISO639-2
Codes for the Representation of
Names of Languages. For
example, the value is chi, zho,
or zh for Chinese, and eng for
English.
name venue- Specifies the venue name. The value is a string of 1 to 64

name case-sensitive characters.
● English venue name: The
value is a string of visible
characters without question
marks (?) and spaces. It
cannot begin or end with
double quotation marks (" ").
● Non-English venue name: It
cannot contain half-width
question marks (?).
To enter a non-English venue
name, ensure that the remote
login terminal supports the
UTF-8 encoding format;
otherwise, the name cannot be
displayed.
Views
Venue name profile view
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
You can use the command to configure venue names for Hotspot 2.0 networks to
identify physical locations of the networks, which helps user terminals select
desired networks. You can set the venue names in multiple languages for user
groups of different languages.
Precautions

This command can be configured repeatedly. A maximum of 32 venue names can

be configured in a venue name profile.
Example
# Set the language to English and configure the venue name CenterStation in
venue name profile venue-name-profile1.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-view] venue-name-profile name venue-name-profile1
[HUAWEI-wlan-ve-na-prof-venue-name-profile1] venue-name language-code eng name CenterStation
17.50 venue-type
Function
The venue-type command configures the venue type of a Hotspot2.0 network.
The undo venue-type command deletes the configured venue type.
By default, no venue type information is configured for a Hotspot2.0 network.
Format
venue-type group-code venue-group type-code type-code-value
undo venue-type
Parameters
group-code Specifies the venue group type. The value is an

venue-group integer that ranges
from 0 to 255.
For meanings of
different venue
group values, see
7.3.1.34 Venue Info
field defined in IEEE
Std 802.11u-2011.
type-code Specifies the venue subtype. The value is an

type-code- integer that ranges
value from 0 to 255.
For meanings of
different venue
subtype values, see
7.3.1.34 Venue Info
field defined in IEEE
Std 802.11u-2011.

Views
Default Level
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
When multiple Hotspot2.0 networks are available, user terminals need to obtain
information of each network to select the network to access. The venue type
information is optional in a Hotspot2.0 profile. Beacon and Probe Response frames
sent from Hotspot2.0-capable APs carry network parameter information, which
helps user terminals to discover and select proper networks.
group-code and type-code determine the venue type and identify the network
location. As predefined in the 802.11u protocol:
● If group-code is set to 2 (Business) and type-code to 3, the venue type
indicates Fire Station.
● If group-code is set to 3 (Educational) and type-code to 3, the venue type
indicates University or College.
Precautions
If the command is executed repeatedly, only the latest configuration takes effect.
Example
# Set the venue type to University or College in Hotspot2.0 profile hotspot.
[HUAWEI] wlan
[HUAWEI-wlan-hotspot2-prof-hotspot] venue-type group-code 3 type-code 3

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17.21 display references venue-name-profile

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The undo cellular-network-profile command deletes a cellular network profile.

By default, no cellular network profile exists in the system.

undo cellular-network-profile { name profile-name | all }

all Delete all cellular network profiles. -

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The device supports a maximum of 32 cellular network profiles.

17.2 cellular-network-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile view)

The undo cellular-network-profile command unbinds a cellular network profile

By default, no cellular network profile is bound to a Hotspot2.0 profile.

profile-name Specifies the name of a cellular network The cellular network

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name profile- Specifies the name of a connection The value is a string

all Deletes all connection capability profiles. -

Run the connection-capability-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile view) command to

The device supports a maximum of 32 connection capability profiles.

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17.4 connection-capability-profile (Hotspot2.0 profile

The undo connection-capability-profile command unbinds a connection

By default, no connection capability profile is bound to a Hotspot2.0 profile.

profile-name Specifies the name of a connection The connection

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The undo connection-capability command restores the default setting.

By default, no supported protocol is specified in a connection capability profile.

undo connection-capability { esp | icmp | tcp-ftp | tcp-http | tcp-pptp-vpn |

esp Sets the supported protocol to ESP and -

icmp Sets the supported protocol to ICMP and -

tcp-ftp Sets the supported protocol to FTP and -

tcp-http Sets the supported protocol to HTTP and -

tcp-pptp-vpn Sets the protocol for VPN services to -

tcp-ssh Sets the supported protocol to SSH. -

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Parameter Description Value

tcp-tls-vpn Sets the supported protocol to the TLS -

tcp-voip Sets the supported protocol to the TCP -

udp- Sets the supported protocol to the IKEv2 -

udp-ike2-500 Sets the supported protocol to the IKEv2 -

udp-voip Sets the supported protocol to the UDP -

on Supports specified IP protocols and ports. -

off Indicates that specified IP protocols and -

17.6 display cellular-network-profile

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name profile-name Displays information about a The cellular network

Table 17-1 Description of the display cellular-network-profile all command

Profile name Name of a cellular network profile.

Reference Number of times a cellular network

# Display information about the cellular network profile cellular-network-

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Table 17-2 Description of the display cellular-network-profile name profile-

PLMN ID Public land mobile network (PLMN)

17.7 display connection-capability-profile

Parameter Description Value

name profile-name Displays information about a The connection

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Table 17-3 Description of the display connection-capability-profile all

Profile name Name of a connection capability

Reference Number of times a connection

# Display information about the connection capability profile connection-