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routeros 1.83.1 published on Monday, Apr 28, 2025 by terraform-routeros
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routeros 1.83.1 published on Monday, Apr 28, 2025 by terraform-routeros
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    Example Usage

    import * as pulumi from "@pulumi/pulumi";
import * as routeros from "@pulumi/routeros";

const test = new routeros.InterfaceWirelessConnectList("test", {
    "interface": "wlan0",
    securityProfile: "test-secp",
});

    import pulumi
import pulumi_routeros as routeros

test = routeros.InterfaceWirelessConnectList("test",
    interface="wlan0",
    security_profile="test-secp")

    package main

import (
	"github.com/pulumi/pulumi-terraform-provider/sdks/go/routeros/routeros"
	"github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3/go/pulumi"
)

func main() {
	pulumi.Run(func(ctx *pulumi.Context) error {
		_, err := routeros.NewInterfaceWirelessConnectList(ctx, "test", &routeros.InterfaceWirelessConnectListArgs{
			Interface:       pulumi.String("wlan0"),
			SecurityProfile: pulumi.String("test-secp"),
		})
		if err != nil {
			return err
		}
		return nil
	})
}

    using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using Pulumi;
using Routeros = Pulumi.Routeros;

return await Deployment.RunAsync(() => 
{
    var test = new Routeros.InterfaceWirelessConnectList("test", new()
    {
        Interface = "wlan0",
        SecurityProfile = "test-secp",
    });

});

    package generated_program;

import com.pulumi.Context;
import com.pulumi.Pulumi;
import com.pulumi.core.Output;
import com.pulumi.routeros.InterfaceWirelessConnectList;
import com.pulumi.routeros.InterfaceWirelessConnectListArgs;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Map;
import java.io.File;
import java.nio.file.Files;
import java.nio.file.Paths;

public class App {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Pulumi.run(App::stack);
    }

    public static void stack(Context ctx) {
        var test = new InterfaceWirelessConnectList("test", InterfaceWirelessConnectListArgs.builder()
            .interface_("wlan0")
            .securityProfile("test-secp")
            .build());

    }
}

    resources:
  test:
    type: routeros:InterfaceWirelessConnectList
    properties:
      interface: wlan0
      securityProfile: test-secp

    Create InterfaceWirelessConnectList Resource

    Resources are created with functions called constructors. To learn more about declaring and configuring resources, see Resources.

    Constructor syntax

    new InterfaceWirelessConnectList(name: string, args: InterfaceWirelessConnectListArgs, opts?: CustomResourceOptions);
    @overload
def InterfaceWirelessConnectList(resource_name: str,
                                 args: InterfaceWirelessConnectListArgs,
                                 opts: Optional[ResourceOptions] = None)

@overload
def InterfaceWirelessConnectList(resource_name: str,
                                 opts: Optional[ResourceOptions] = None,
                                 interface: Optional[str] = None,
                                 iw_hotspot20: Optional[str] = None,
                                 iw_hotspot20_dgaf: Optional[str] = None,
                                 allow_signal_out_of_range: Optional[str] = None,
                                 area_prefix: Optional[str] = None,
                                 comment: Optional[str] = None,
                                 connect: Optional[bool] = None,
                                 disabled: Optional[bool] = None,
                                 ___path_: Optional[str] = None,
                                 interface_wireless_connect_list_id: Optional[str] = None,
                                 interworking: Optional[str] = None,
                                 iw_asra: Optional[str] = None,
                                 iw_authentication_types: Optional[str] = None,
                                 iw_connection_capabilities: Optional[str] = None,
                                 iw_esr: Optional[str] = None,
                                 ___ts_: Optional[str] = None,
                                 iw_hessid: Optional[str] = None,
                                 iw_ipv4_availability: Optional[str] = None,
                                 iw_internet: Optional[str] = None,
                                 ___id_: Optional[float] = None,
                                 iw_ipv6_availability: Optional[str] = None,
                                 iw_network_type: Optional[str] = None,
                                 iw_realms: Optional[str] = None,
                                 iw_roaming_ois: Optional[str] = None,
                                 iw_uesa: Optional[str] = None,
                                 iw_venue: Optional[str] = None,
                                 mac_address: Optional[str] = None,
                                 security_profile: Optional[str] = None,
                                 signal_range: Optional[str] = None,
                                 ssid: Optional[str] = None,
                                 three_gpp: Optional[str] = None,
                                 wireless_protocol: Optional[str] = None)
    func NewInterfaceWirelessConnectList(ctx *Context, name string, args InterfaceWirelessConnectListArgs, opts ...ResourceOption) (*InterfaceWirelessConnectList, error)
    public InterfaceWirelessConnectList(string name, InterfaceWirelessConnectListArgs args, CustomResourceOptions? opts = null)
    public InterfaceWirelessConnectList(String name, InterfaceWirelessConnectListArgs args)
public InterfaceWirelessConnectList(String name, InterfaceWirelessConnectListArgs args, CustomResourceOptions options)

    type: routeros:InterfaceWirelessConnectList
properties: # The arguments to resource properties.
options: # Bag of options to control resource's behavior.

    Parameters

    name string
    The unique name of the resource.
    args InterfaceWirelessConnectListArgs
    The arguments to resource properties.
    opts CustomResourceOptions
    Bag of options to control resource's behavior.
    resource_name str
    The unique name of the resource.
    args InterfaceWirelessConnectListArgs
    The arguments to resource properties.
    opts ResourceOptions
    Bag of options to control resource's behavior.
    ctx Context
    Context object for the current deployment.
    name string
    The unique name of the resource.
    args InterfaceWirelessConnectListArgs
    The arguments to resource properties.
    opts ResourceOption
    Bag of options to control resource's behavior.
    name string
    The unique name of the resource.
    args InterfaceWirelessConnectListArgs
    The arguments to resource properties.
    opts CustomResourceOptions
    Bag of options to control resource's behavior.
    name String
    The unique name of the resource.
    args InterfaceWirelessConnectListArgs
    The arguments to resource properties.
    options CustomResourceOptions
    Bag of options to control resource's behavior.

    InterfaceWirelessConnectList Resource Properties

    To learn more about resource properties and how to use them, see Inputs and Outputs in the Architecture and Concepts docs.

    Inputs

    In Python, inputs that are objects can be passed either as argument classes or as dictionary literals.

    The InterfaceWirelessConnectList resource accepts the following input properties:

    Interface string
    Name of the interface.
    AllowSignalOutOfRange string
    AreaPrefix string
    Rule matches if area value of AP (a proprietary extension) begins with specified value.area value is a proprietary extension.
    Comment string
    Connect bool
    Available options: yes - Connect to access point that matches this rule. no - Do not connect to any access point that matches this rule.
    Disabled bool
    InterfaceWirelessConnectListId string
    Interworking string
    IwAsra string
    Additional Steps Required for Access. Set to yes, if a user should take additional steps to access the internet, like the walled garden.
    IwAuthenticationTypes string
    This property is only effective when asra is set to yes. Value of url is optional and not needed if dns-redirection or online-enrollment is selected. To set the value of url to empty string use double quotes. For example: authentication-types=online-enrollment:""
    IwConnectionCapabilities string
    This option allows to provide information about the allowed IP protocols and ports. This information can be provided in ANQP response. The first number represents the IP protocol number, the second number represents a port number. * closed

    • set if protocol and port combination is not allowed; * open - set if protocol and port combination is allowed; * unknown - set if protocol and port combination is either open or closed. Example: connection-capabilities=6:80:open,17:5060:closedSetting such a value on an Access Point informs the Wireless client, which is connecting to the Access Point, that HTTP (6 - TCP, 80 - HTTP) is allowed and VoIP (17 - UDP; 5060 - VoIP) is not allowed. This property does not restrict or allow usage of these protocols and ports, it only gives information to station device which is connecting to Access Point.
    IwEsr string
    Emergency services reachable (ESR). Set to yes in order to indicate that emergency services are reachable through the access point.
    IwHessid string
    Homogenous extended service set identifier (HESSID). Devices that provide access to same external networks are in one homogenous extended service set. This service set can be identified by HESSID that is the same on all access points in this set. 6-byte value of HESSID is represented as MAC address. It should be globally unique, therefore it is advised to use one of the MAC address of access point in the service set.
    IwHotspot20 string
    Indicate Hotspot 2.0 capability of the Access Point.
    IwHotspot20Dgaf string
    Downstream Group-Addressed Forwarding (DGAF). Sets value of DGAF bit to indicate whether multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled or enabled. * yes - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are enabled; * no - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled. To disable multicast and broadcast frames set multicast-helper=full.
    IwInternet string
    Whether the internet is available through this connection or not. This information is included in the Interworking element.
    IwIpv4Availability string
    Information about what IPv4 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * public - public IPv4 address available; * port-restricted - port-restricted IPv4 address available; * single-nated - single NATed private IPv4 address available; * double-nated - double NATed private IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-single-nated -port-restricted IPv4 address and single NATed IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-double-nated - port-restricted IPv4 address and double NATed IPv4 address available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    IwIpv6Availability string
    Information about what IPv6 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * available

    • address type available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    IwNetworkType string
    Information about network access type. * emergency-only - a network dedicated and limited to accessing emergency services; * personal-device - a network of personal devices. An example of this type of network is a camera that is attached to a printer, thereby forming a network for the purpose of printing pictures; * private - network for users with user accounts. Usually used in enterprises for employees, not guests; * private-with-guest - same as private, but guest accounts are available; * public-chargeable - a network that is available to anyone willing to pay. For example, a subscription to Hotspot 2.0 service or in-room internet access in a hotel; * public-free - network is available to anyone without any fee. For example, municipal network in city or airport Hotspot; * test - network used for testing and experimental uses. Not used in production; * wildcard - is used on Wireless clients. Sending probe request with a wildcard as network type value will make all Interworking Access Points respond despite their actual network-type setting. A client sends a probe request frame with network-type set to value it is interested in. It will receive replies only from access points with the same value (except the case of wildcard).
    IwRealms string
    Information about supported realms and the corresponding EAP method. realms=example.com:eap-tls,foo.ba:not-specified
    IwRoamingOis string
    Organization identifier (OI) usually are 24-bit is unique identifiers like organizationally unique identifier (OUI) or company identifier (CID). In some cases, OI is longer for example OUI-36.A subscription service provider (SSP) can be specified by its OI. roaming-ois property can contain zero or more SSPs OIs whose networks are accessible via this AP. Length of OI should be specified before OI itself. For example, to set E4-8D-8C and 6C-3B-6B: roaming-ois=03E48D8C036C3B6B
    IwUesa string
    Unauthenticated emergency service accessible (UESA). * no - indicates that no unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point; * yes - indicates that higher layer unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point.
    IwVenue string
    Specify the venue in which the Access Point is located. Choose the value from available ones. Some examples: venue=business-bank venue=mercantile-shopping-mall venue=educational-university-or-college
    MacAddress string
    Rule matches only AP with the specified MAC address.
    SecurityProfile string
    Name of security profile that is used when connecting to matching access points, If value of this property is none, then security profile specified in the interface configuration will be used. In station mode, rule will match only access points that can support specified security profile. Value none will match access point that supports security profile that is specified in the interface configuration. In access point mode value of this property will not be used to match remote devices.
    SignalRange string
    Rule matches if signal strength of the access point is within the range. If station establishes connection to access point that is matched by this rule, it will disconnect from that access point when signal strength goes out of the specified range.
    Ssid string
    Rule matches access points that have this SSID. Empty value matches any SSID. This property has effect only when station mode interface ssid is empty, or when access point mode interface has wds-ignore-ssid=yes.
    ThreeGpp string
    WirelessProtocol string
    ___id_ double
    Resource ID type (.id / name). This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___path_ string
    Resource path for CRUD operations. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___ts_ string
    A set of transformations for field names. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    Interface string
    Name of the interface.
    AllowSignalOutOfRange string
    AreaPrefix string
    Rule matches if area value of AP (a proprietary extension) begins with specified value.area value is a proprietary extension.
    Comment string
    Connect bool
    Available options: yes - Connect to access point that matches this rule. no - Do not connect to any access point that matches this rule.
    Disabled bool
    InterfaceWirelessConnectListId string
    Interworking string
    IwAsra string
    Additional Steps Required for Access. Set to yes, if a user should take additional steps to access the internet, like the walled garden.
    IwAuthenticationTypes string
    This property is only effective when asra is set to yes. Value of url is optional and not needed if dns-redirection or online-enrollment is selected. To set the value of url to empty string use double quotes. For example: authentication-types=online-enrollment:""
    IwConnectionCapabilities string
    This option allows to provide information about the allowed IP protocols and ports. This information can be provided in ANQP response. The first number represents the IP protocol number, the second number represents a port number. * closed

    • set if protocol and port combination is not allowed; * open - set if protocol and port combination is allowed; * unknown - set if protocol and port combination is either open or closed. Example: connection-capabilities=6:80:open,17:5060:closedSetting such a value on an Access Point informs the Wireless client, which is connecting to the Access Point, that HTTP (6 - TCP, 80 - HTTP) is allowed and VoIP (17 - UDP; 5060 - VoIP) is not allowed. This property does not restrict or allow usage of these protocols and ports, it only gives information to station device which is connecting to Access Point.
    IwEsr string
    Emergency services reachable (ESR). Set to yes in order to indicate that emergency services are reachable through the access point.
    IwHessid string
    Homogenous extended service set identifier (HESSID). Devices that provide access to same external networks are in one homogenous extended service set. This service set can be identified by HESSID that is the same on all access points in this set. 6-byte value of HESSID is represented as MAC address. It should be globally unique, therefore it is advised to use one of the MAC address of access point in the service set.
    IwHotspot20 string
    Indicate Hotspot 2.0 capability of the Access Point.
    IwHotspot20Dgaf string
    Downstream Group-Addressed Forwarding (DGAF). Sets value of DGAF bit to indicate whether multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled or enabled. * yes - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are enabled; * no - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled. To disable multicast and broadcast frames set multicast-helper=full.
    IwInternet string
    Whether the internet is available through this connection or not. This information is included in the Interworking element.
    IwIpv4Availability string
    Information about what IPv4 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * public - public IPv4 address available; * port-restricted - port-restricted IPv4 address available; * single-nated - single NATed private IPv4 address available; * double-nated - double NATed private IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-single-nated -port-restricted IPv4 address and single NATed IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-double-nated - port-restricted IPv4 address and double NATed IPv4 address available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    IwIpv6Availability string
    Information about what IPv6 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * available

    • address type available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    IwNetworkType string
    Information about network access type. * emergency-only - a network dedicated and limited to accessing emergency services; * personal-device - a network of personal devices. An example of this type of network is a camera that is attached to a printer, thereby forming a network for the purpose of printing pictures; * private - network for users with user accounts. Usually used in enterprises for employees, not guests; * private-with-guest - same as private, but guest accounts are available; * public-chargeable - a network that is available to anyone willing to pay. For example, a subscription to Hotspot 2.0 service or in-room internet access in a hotel; * public-free - network is available to anyone without any fee. For example, municipal network in city or airport Hotspot; * test - network used for testing and experimental uses. Not used in production; * wildcard - is used on Wireless clients. Sending probe request with a wildcard as network type value will make all Interworking Access Points respond despite their actual network-type setting. A client sends a probe request frame with network-type set to value it is interested in. It will receive replies only from access points with the same value (except the case of wildcard).
    IwRealms string
    Information about supported realms and the corresponding EAP method. realms=example.com:eap-tls,foo.ba:not-specified
    IwRoamingOis string
    Organization identifier (OI) usually are 24-bit is unique identifiers like organizationally unique identifier (OUI) or company identifier (CID). In some cases, OI is longer for example OUI-36.A subscription service provider (SSP) can be specified by its OI. roaming-ois property can contain zero or more SSPs OIs whose networks are accessible via this AP. Length of OI should be specified before OI itself. For example, to set E4-8D-8C and 6C-3B-6B: roaming-ois=03E48D8C036C3B6B
    IwUesa string
    Unauthenticated emergency service accessible (UESA). * no - indicates that no unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point; * yes - indicates that higher layer unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point.
    IwVenue string
    Specify the venue in which the Access Point is located. Choose the value from available ones. Some examples: venue=business-bank venue=mercantile-shopping-mall venue=educational-university-or-college
    MacAddress string
    Rule matches only AP with the specified MAC address.
    SecurityProfile string
    Name of security profile that is used when connecting to matching access points, If value of this property is none, then security profile specified in the interface configuration will be used. In station mode, rule will match only access points that can support specified security profile. Value none will match access point that supports security profile that is specified in the interface configuration. In access point mode value of this property will not be used to match remote devices.
    SignalRange string
    Rule matches if signal strength of the access point is within the range. If station establishes connection to access point that is matched by this rule, it will disconnect from that access point when signal strength goes out of the specified range.
    Ssid string
    Rule matches access points that have this SSID. Empty value matches any SSID. This property has effect only when station mode interface ssid is empty, or when access point mode interface has wds-ignore-ssid=yes.
    ThreeGpp string
    WirelessProtocol string
    ___id_ float64
    Resource ID type (.id / name). This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___path_ string
    Resource path for CRUD operations. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___ts_ string
    A set of transformations for field names. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    interface_ String
    Name of the interface.
    ___id_ Double
    Resource ID type (.id / name). This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___path_ String
    Resource path for CRUD operations. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___ts_ String
    A set of transformations for field names. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    allowSignalOutOfRange String
    areaPrefix String
    Rule matches if area value of AP (a proprietary extension) begins with specified value.area value is a proprietary extension.
    comment String
    connect Boolean
    Available options: yes - Connect to access point that matches this rule. no - Do not connect to any access point that matches this rule.
    disabled Boolean
    interfaceWirelessConnectListId String
    interworking String
    iwAsra String
    Additional Steps Required for Access. Set to yes, if a user should take additional steps to access the internet, like the walled garden.
    iwAuthenticationTypes String
    This property is only effective when asra is set to yes. Value of url is optional and not needed if dns-redirection or online-enrollment is selected. To set the value of url to empty string use double quotes. For example: authentication-types=online-enrollment:""
    iwConnectionCapabilities String
    This option allows to provide information about the allowed IP protocols and ports. This information can be provided in ANQP response. The first number represents the IP protocol number, the second number represents a port number. * closed

    • set if protocol and port combination is not allowed; * open - set if protocol and port combination is allowed; * unknown - set if protocol and port combination is either open or closed. Example: connection-capabilities=6:80:open,17:5060:closedSetting such a value on an Access Point informs the Wireless client, which is connecting to the Access Point, that HTTP (6 - TCP, 80 - HTTP) is allowed and VoIP (17 - UDP; 5060 - VoIP) is not allowed. This property does not restrict or allow usage of these protocols and ports, it only gives information to station device which is connecting to Access Point.
    iwEsr String
    Emergency services reachable (ESR). Set to yes in order to indicate that emergency services are reachable through the access point.
    iwHessid String
    Homogenous extended service set identifier (HESSID). Devices that provide access to same external networks are in one homogenous extended service set. This service set can be identified by HESSID that is the same on all access points in this set. 6-byte value of HESSID is represented as MAC address. It should be globally unique, therefore it is advised to use one of the MAC address of access point in the service set.
    iwHotspot20 String
    Indicate Hotspot 2.0 capability of the Access Point.
    iwHotspot20Dgaf String
    Downstream Group-Addressed Forwarding (DGAF). Sets value of DGAF bit to indicate whether multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled or enabled. * yes - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are enabled; * no - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled. To disable multicast and broadcast frames set multicast-helper=full.
    iwInternet String
    Whether the internet is available through this connection or not. This information is included in the Interworking element.
    iwIpv4Availability String
    Information about what IPv4 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * public - public IPv4 address available; * port-restricted - port-restricted IPv4 address available; * single-nated - single NATed private IPv4 address available; * double-nated - double NATed private IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-single-nated -port-restricted IPv4 address and single NATed IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-double-nated - port-restricted IPv4 address and double NATed IPv4 address available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    iwIpv6Availability String
    Information about what IPv6 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * available

    • address type available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    iwNetworkType String
    Information about network access type. * emergency-only - a network dedicated and limited to accessing emergency services; * personal-device - a network of personal devices. An example of this type of network is a camera that is attached to a printer, thereby forming a network for the purpose of printing pictures; * private - network for users with user accounts. Usually used in enterprises for employees, not guests; * private-with-guest - same as private, but guest accounts are available; * public-chargeable - a network that is available to anyone willing to pay. For example, a subscription to Hotspot 2.0 service or in-room internet access in a hotel; * public-free - network is available to anyone without any fee. For example, municipal network in city or airport Hotspot; * test - network used for testing and experimental uses. Not used in production; * wildcard - is used on Wireless clients. Sending probe request with a wildcard as network type value will make all Interworking Access Points respond despite their actual network-type setting. A client sends a probe request frame with network-type set to value it is interested in. It will receive replies only from access points with the same value (except the case of wildcard).
    iwRealms String
    Information about supported realms and the corresponding EAP method. realms=example.com:eap-tls,foo.ba:not-specified
    iwRoamingOis String
    Organization identifier (OI) usually are 24-bit is unique identifiers like organizationally unique identifier (OUI) or company identifier (CID). In some cases, OI is longer for example OUI-36.A subscription service provider (SSP) can be specified by its OI. roaming-ois property can contain zero or more SSPs OIs whose networks are accessible via this AP. Length of OI should be specified before OI itself. For example, to set E4-8D-8C and 6C-3B-6B: roaming-ois=03E48D8C036C3B6B
    iwUesa String
    Unauthenticated emergency service accessible (UESA). * no - indicates that no unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point; * yes - indicates that higher layer unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point.
    iwVenue String
    Specify the venue in which the Access Point is located. Choose the value from available ones. Some examples: venue=business-bank venue=mercantile-shopping-mall venue=educational-university-or-college
    macAddress String
    Rule matches only AP with the specified MAC address.
    securityProfile String
    Name of security profile that is used when connecting to matching access points, If value of this property is none, then security profile specified in the interface configuration will be used. In station mode, rule will match only access points that can support specified security profile. Value none will match access point that supports security profile that is specified in the interface configuration. In access point mode value of this property will not be used to match remote devices.
    signalRange String
    Rule matches if signal strength of the access point is within the range. If station establishes connection to access point that is matched by this rule, it will disconnect from that access point when signal strength goes out of the specified range.
    ssid String
    Rule matches access points that have this SSID. Empty value matches any SSID. This property has effect only when station mode interface ssid is empty, or when access point mode interface has wds-ignore-ssid=yes.
    threeGpp String
    wirelessProtocol String
    interface string
    Name of the interface.
    ___id_ number
    Resource ID type (.id / name). This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___path_ string
    Resource path for CRUD operations. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___ts_ string
    A set of transformations for field names. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    allowSignalOutOfRange string
    areaPrefix string
    Rule matches if area value of AP (a proprietary extension) begins with specified value.area value is a proprietary extension.
    comment string
    connect boolean
    Available options: yes - Connect to access point that matches this rule. no - Do not connect to any access point that matches this rule.
    disabled boolean
    interfaceWirelessConnectListId string
    interworking string
    iwAsra string
    Additional Steps Required for Access. Set to yes, if a user should take additional steps to access the internet, like the walled garden.
    iwAuthenticationTypes string
    This property is only effective when asra is set to yes. Value of url is optional and not needed if dns-redirection or online-enrollment is selected. To set the value of url to empty string use double quotes. For example: authentication-types=online-enrollment:""
    iwConnectionCapabilities string
    This option allows to provide information about the allowed IP protocols and ports. This information can be provided in ANQP response. The first number represents the IP protocol number, the second number represents a port number. * closed

    • set if protocol and port combination is not allowed; * open - set if protocol and port combination is allowed; * unknown - set if protocol and port combination is either open or closed. Example: connection-capabilities=6:80:open,17:5060:closedSetting such a value on an Access Point informs the Wireless client, which is connecting to the Access Point, that HTTP (6 - TCP, 80 - HTTP) is allowed and VoIP (17 - UDP; 5060 - VoIP) is not allowed. This property does not restrict or allow usage of these protocols and ports, it only gives information to station device which is connecting to Access Point.
    iwEsr string
    Emergency services reachable (ESR). Set to yes in order to indicate that emergency services are reachable through the access point.
    iwHessid string
    Homogenous extended service set identifier (HESSID). Devices that provide access to same external networks are in one homogenous extended service set. This service set can be identified by HESSID that is the same on all access points in this set. 6-byte value of HESSID is represented as MAC address. It should be globally unique, therefore it is advised to use one of the MAC address of access point in the service set.
    iwHotspot20 string
    Indicate Hotspot 2.0 capability of the Access Point.
    iwHotspot20Dgaf string
    Downstream Group-Addressed Forwarding (DGAF). Sets value of DGAF bit to indicate whether multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled or enabled. * yes - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are enabled; * no - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled. To disable multicast and broadcast frames set multicast-helper=full.
    iwInternet string
    Whether the internet is available through this connection or not. This information is included in the Interworking element.
    iwIpv4Availability string
    Information about what IPv4 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * public - public IPv4 address available; * port-restricted - port-restricted IPv4 address available; * single-nated - single NATed private IPv4 address available; * double-nated - double NATed private IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-single-nated -port-restricted IPv4 address and single NATed IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-double-nated - port-restricted IPv4 address and double NATed IPv4 address available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    iwIpv6Availability string
    Information about what IPv6 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * available

    • address type available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    iwNetworkType string
    Information about network access type. * emergency-only - a network dedicated and limited to accessing emergency services; * personal-device - a network of personal devices. An example of this type of network is a camera that is attached to a printer, thereby forming a network for the purpose of printing pictures; * private - network for users with user accounts. Usually used in enterprises for employees, not guests; * private-with-guest - same as private, but guest accounts are available; * public-chargeable - a network that is available to anyone willing to pay. For example, a subscription to Hotspot 2.0 service or in-room internet access in a hotel; * public-free - network is available to anyone without any fee. For example, municipal network in city or airport Hotspot; * test - network used for testing and experimental uses. Not used in production; * wildcard - is used on Wireless clients. Sending probe request with a wildcard as network type value will make all Interworking Access Points respond despite their actual network-type setting. A client sends a probe request frame with network-type set to value it is interested in. It will receive replies only from access points with the same value (except the case of wildcard).
    iwRealms string
    Information about supported realms and the corresponding EAP method. realms=example.com:eap-tls,foo.ba:not-specified
    iwRoamingOis string
    Organization identifier (OI) usually are 24-bit is unique identifiers like organizationally unique identifier (OUI) or company identifier (CID). In some cases, OI is longer for example OUI-36.A subscription service provider (SSP) can be specified by its OI. roaming-ois property can contain zero or more SSPs OIs whose networks are accessible via this AP. Length of OI should be specified before OI itself. For example, to set E4-8D-8C and 6C-3B-6B: roaming-ois=03E48D8C036C3B6B
    iwUesa string
    Unauthenticated emergency service accessible (UESA). * no - indicates that no unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point; * yes - indicates that higher layer unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point.
    iwVenue string
    Specify the venue in which the Access Point is located. Choose the value from available ones. Some examples: venue=business-bank venue=mercantile-shopping-mall venue=educational-university-or-college
    macAddress string
    Rule matches only AP with the specified MAC address.
    securityProfile string
    Name of security profile that is used when connecting to matching access points, If value of this property is none, then security profile specified in the interface configuration will be used. In station mode, rule will match only access points that can support specified security profile. Value none will match access point that supports security profile that is specified in the interface configuration. In access point mode value of this property will not be used to match remote devices.
    signalRange string
    Rule matches if signal strength of the access point is within the range. If station establishes connection to access point that is matched by this rule, it will disconnect from that access point when signal strength goes out of the specified range.
    ssid string
    Rule matches access points that have this SSID. Empty value matches any SSID. This property has effect only when station mode interface ssid is empty, or when access point mode interface has wds-ignore-ssid=yes.
    threeGpp string
    wirelessProtocol string
    interface str
    Name of the interface.
    ___id_ float
    Resource ID type (.id / name). This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___path_ str
    Resource path for CRUD operations. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___ts_ str
    A set of transformations for field names. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    allow_signal_out_of_range str
    area_prefix str
    Rule matches if area value of AP (a proprietary extension) begins with specified value.area value is a proprietary extension.
    comment str
    connect bool
    Available options: yes - Connect to access point that matches this rule. no - Do not connect to any access point that matches this rule.
    disabled bool
    interface_wireless_connect_list_id str
    interworking str
    iw_asra str
    Additional Steps Required for Access. Set to yes, if a user should take additional steps to access the internet, like the walled garden.
    iw_authentication_types str
    This property is only effective when asra is set to yes. Value of url is optional and not needed if dns-redirection or online-enrollment is selected. To set the value of url to empty string use double quotes. For example: authentication-types=online-enrollment:""
    iw_connection_capabilities str
    This option allows to provide information about the allowed IP protocols and ports. This information can be provided in ANQP response. The first number represents the IP protocol number, the second number represents a port number. * closed

    • set if protocol and port combination is not allowed; * open - set if protocol and port combination is allowed; * unknown - set if protocol and port combination is either open or closed. Example: connection-capabilities=6:80:open,17:5060:closedSetting such a value on an Access Point informs the Wireless client, which is connecting to the Access Point, that HTTP (6 - TCP, 80 - HTTP) is allowed and VoIP (17 - UDP; 5060 - VoIP) is not allowed. This property does not restrict or allow usage of these protocols and ports, it only gives information to station device which is connecting to Access Point.
    iw_esr str
    Emergency services reachable (ESR). Set to yes in order to indicate that emergency services are reachable through the access point.
    iw_hessid str
    Homogenous extended service set identifier (HESSID). Devices that provide access to same external networks are in one homogenous extended service set. This service set can be identified by HESSID that is the same on all access points in this set. 6-byte value of HESSID is represented as MAC address. It should be globally unique, therefore it is advised to use one of the MAC address of access point in the service set.
    iw_hotspot20 str
    Indicate Hotspot 2.0 capability of the Access Point.
    iw_hotspot20_dgaf str
    Downstream Group-Addressed Forwarding (DGAF). Sets value of DGAF bit to indicate whether multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled or enabled. * yes - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are enabled; * no - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled. To disable multicast and broadcast frames set multicast-helper=full.
    iw_internet str
    Whether the internet is available through this connection or not. This information is included in the Interworking element.
    iw_ipv4_availability str
    Information about what IPv4 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * public - public IPv4 address available; * port-restricted - port-restricted IPv4 address available; * single-nated - single NATed private IPv4 address available; * double-nated - double NATed private IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-single-nated -port-restricted IPv4 address and single NATed IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-double-nated - port-restricted IPv4 address and double NATed IPv4 address available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    iw_ipv6_availability str
    Information about what IPv6 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * available

    • address type available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    iw_network_type str
    Information about network access type. * emergency-only - a network dedicated and limited to accessing emergency services; * personal-device - a network of personal devices. An example of this type of network is a camera that is attached to a printer, thereby forming a network for the purpose of printing pictures; * private - network for users with user accounts. Usually used in enterprises for employees, not guests; * private-with-guest - same as private, but guest accounts are available; * public-chargeable - a network that is available to anyone willing to pay. For example, a subscription to Hotspot 2.0 service or in-room internet access in a hotel; * public-free - network is available to anyone without any fee. For example, municipal network in city or airport Hotspot; * test - network used for testing and experimental uses. Not used in production; * wildcard - is used on Wireless clients. Sending probe request with a wildcard as network type value will make all Interworking Access Points respond despite their actual network-type setting. A client sends a probe request frame with network-type set to value it is interested in. It will receive replies only from access points with the same value (except the case of wildcard).
    iw_realms str
    Information about supported realms and the corresponding EAP method. realms=example.com:eap-tls,foo.ba:not-specified
    iw_roaming_ois str
    Organization identifier (OI) usually are 24-bit is unique identifiers like organizationally unique identifier (OUI) or company identifier (CID). In some cases, OI is longer for example OUI-36.A subscription service provider (SSP) can be specified by its OI. roaming-ois property can contain zero or more SSPs OIs whose networks are accessible via this AP. Length of OI should be specified before OI itself. For example, to set E4-8D-8C and 6C-3B-6B: roaming-ois=03E48D8C036C3B6B
    iw_uesa str
    Unauthenticated emergency service accessible (UESA). * no - indicates that no unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point; * yes - indicates that higher layer unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point.
    iw_venue str
    Specify the venue in which the Access Point is located. Choose the value from available ones. Some examples: venue=business-bank venue=mercantile-shopping-mall venue=educational-university-or-college
    mac_address str
    Rule matches only AP with the specified MAC address.
    security_profile str
    Name of security profile that is used when connecting to matching access points, If value of this property is none, then security profile specified in the interface configuration will be used. In station mode, rule will match only access points that can support specified security profile. Value none will match access point that supports security profile that is specified in the interface configuration. In access point mode value of this property will not be used to match remote devices.
    signal_range str
    Rule matches if signal strength of the access point is within the range. If station establishes connection to access point that is matched by this rule, it will disconnect from that access point when signal strength goes out of the specified range.
    ssid str
    Rule matches access points that have this SSID. Empty value matches any SSID. This property has effect only when station mode interface ssid is empty, or when access point mode interface has wds-ignore-ssid=yes.
    three_gpp str
    wireless_protocol str
    interface String
    Name of the interface.
    ___id_ Number
    Resource ID type (.id / name). This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___path_ String
    Resource path for CRUD operations. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___ts_ String
    A set of transformations for field names. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    allowSignalOutOfRange String
    areaPrefix String
    Rule matches if area value of AP (a proprietary extension) begins with specified value.area value is a proprietary extension.
    comment String
    connect Boolean
    Available options: yes - Connect to access point that matches this rule. no - Do not connect to any access point that matches this rule.
    disabled Boolean
    interfaceWirelessConnectListId String
    interworking String
    iwAsra String
    Additional Steps Required for Access. Set to yes, if a user should take additional steps to access the internet, like the walled garden.
    iwAuthenticationTypes String
    This property is only effective when asra is set to yes. Value of url is optional and not needed if dns-redirection or online-enrollment is selected. To set the value of url to empty string use double quotes. For example: authentication-types=online-enrollment:""
    iwConnectionCapabilities String
    This option allows to provide information about the allowed IP protocols and ports. This information can be provided in ANQP response. The first number represents the IP protocol number, the second number represents a port number. * closed

    • set if protocol and port combination is not allowed; * open - set if protocol and port combination is allowed; * unknown - set if protocol and port combination is either open or closed. Example: connection-capabilities=6:80:open,17:5060:closedSetting such a value on an Access Point informs the Wireless client, which is connecting to the Access Point, that HTTP (6 - TCP, 80 - HTTP) is allowed and VoIP (17 - UDP; 5060 - VoIP) is not allowed. This property does not restrict or allow usage of these protocols and ports, it only gives information to station device which is connecting to Access Point.
    iwEsr String
    Emergency services reachable (ESR). Set to yes in order to indicate that emergency services are reachable through the access point.
    iwHessid String
    Homogenous extended service set identifier (HESSID). Devices that provide access to same external networks are in one homogenous extended service set. This service set can be identified by HESSID that is the same on all access points in this set. 6-byte value of HESSID is represented as MAC address. It should be globally unique, therefore it is advised to use one of the MAC address of access point in the service set.
    iwHotspot20 String
    Indicate Hotspot 2.0 capability of the Access Point.
    iwHotspot20Dgaf String
    Downstream Group-Addressed Forwarding (DGAF). Sets value of DGAF bit to indicate whether multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled or enabled. * yes - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are enabled; * no - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled. To disable multicast and broadcast frames set multicast-helper=full.
    iwInternet String
    Whether the internet is available through this connection or not. This information is included in the Interworking element.
    iwIpv4Availability String
    Information about what IPv4 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * public - public IPv4 address available; * port-restricted - port-restricted IPv4 address available; * single-nated - single NATed private IPv4 address available; * double-nated - double NATed private IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-single-nated -port-restricted IPv4 address and single NATed IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-double-nated - port-restricted IPv4 address and double NATed IPv4 address available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    iwIpv6Availability String
    Information about what IPv6 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * available

    • address type available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    iwNetworkType String
    Information about network access type. * emergency-only - a network dedicated and limited to accessing emergency services; * personal-device - a network of personal devices. An example of this type of network is a camera that is attached to a printer, thereby forming a network for the purpose of printing pictures; * private - network for users with user accounts. Usually used in enterprises for employees, not guests; * private-with-guest - same as private, but guest accounts are available; * public-chargeable - a network that is available to anyone willing to pay. For example, a subscription to Hotspot 2.0 service or in-room internet access in a hotel; * public-free - network is available to anyone without any fee. For example, municipal network in city or airport Hotspot; * test - network used for testing and experimental uses. Not used in production; * wildcard - is used on Wireless clients. Sending probe request with a wildcard as network type value will make all Interworking Access Points respond despite their actual network-type setting. A client sends a probe request frame with network-type set to value it is interested in. It will receive replies only from access points with the same value (except the case of wildcard).
    iwRealms String
    Information about supported realms and the corresponding EAP method. realms=example.com:eap-tls,foo.ba:not-specified
    iwRoamingOis String
    Organization identifier (OI) usually are 24-bit is unique identifiers like organizationally unique identifier (OUI) or company identifier (CID). In some cases, OI is longer for example OUI-36.A subscription service provider (SSP) can be specified by its OI. roaming-ois property can contain zero or more SSPs OIs whose networks are accessible via this AP. Length of OI should be specified before OI itself. For example, to set E4-8D-8C and 6C-3B-6B: roaming-ois=03E48D8C036C3B6B
    iwUesa String
    Unauthenticated emergency service accessible (UESA). * no - indicates that no unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point; * yes - indicates that higher layer unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point.
    iwVenue String
    Specify the venue in which the Access Point is located. Choose the value from available ones. Some examples: venue=business-bank venue=mercantile-shopping-mall venue=educational-university-or-college
    macAddress String
    Rule matches only AP with the specified MAC address.
    securityProfile String
    Name of security profile that is used when connecting to matching access points, If value of this property is none, then security profile specified in the interface configuration will be used. In station mode, rule will match only access points that can support specified security profile. Value none will match access point that supports security profile that is specified in the interface configuration. In access point mode value of this property will not be used to match remote devices.
    signalRange String
    Rule matches if signal strength of the access point is within the range. If station establishes connection to access point that is matched by this rule, it will disconnect from that access point when signal strength goes out of the specified range.
    ssid String
    Rule matches access points that have this SSID. Empty value matches any SSID. This property has effect only when station mode interface ssid is empty, or when access point mode interface has wds-ignore-ssid=yes.
    threeGpp String
    wirelessProtocol String

    Outputs

    All input properties are implicitly available as output properties. Additionally, the InterfaceWirelessConnectList resource produces the following output properties:

    Id string
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    Id string
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    id String
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    id string
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    id str
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    id String
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.

    Look up Existing InterfaceWirelessConnectList Resource

    Get an existing InterfaceWirelessConnectList resource’s state with the given name, ID, and optional extra properties used to qualify the lookup.

    public static get(name: string, id: Input<ID>, state?: InterfaceWirelessConnectListState, opts?: CustomResourceOptions): InterfaceWirelessConnectList
    @staticmethod
def get(resource_name: str,
        id: str,
        opts: Optional[ResourceOptions] = None,
        ___id_: Optional[float] = None,
        ___path_: Optional[str] = None,
        ___ts_: Optional[str] = None,
        allow_signal_out_of_range: Optional[str] = None,
        area_prefix: Optional[str] = None,
        comment: Optional[str] = None,
        connect: Optional[bool] = None,
        disabled: Optional[bool] = None,
        interface: Optional[str] = None,
        interface_wireless_connect_list_id: Optional[str] = None,
        interworking: Optional[str] = None,
        iw_asra: Optional[str] = None,
        iw_authentication_types: Optional[str] = None,
        iw_connection_capabilities: Optional[str] = None,
        iw_esr: Optional[str] = None,
        iw_hessid: Optional[str] = None,
        iw_hotspot20: Optional[str] = None,
        iw_hotspot20_dgaf: Optional[str] = None,
        iw_internet: Optional[str] = None,
        iw_ipv4_availability: Optional[str] = None,
        iw_ipv6_availability: Optional[str] = None,
        iw_network_type: Optional[str] = None,
        iw_realms: Optional[str] = None,
        iw_roaming_ois: Optional[str] = None,
        iw_uesa: Optional[str] = None,
        iw_venue: Optional[str] = None,
        mac_address: Optional[str] = None,
        security_profile: Optional[str] = None,
        signal_range: Optional[str] = None,
        ssid: Optional[str] = None,
        three_gpp: Optional[str] = None,
        wireless_protocol: Optional[str] = None) -> InterfaceWirelessConnectList
    func GetInterfaceWirelessConnectList(ctx *Context, name string, id IDInput, state *InterfaceWirelessConnectListState, opts ...ResourceOption) (*InterfaceWirelessConnectList, error)
    public static InterfaceWirelessConnectList Get(string name, Input<string> id, InterfaceWirelessConnectListState? state, CustomResourceOptions? opts = null)
    public static InterfaceWirelessConnectList get(String name, Output<String> id, InterfaceWirelessConnectListState state, CustomResourceOptions options)
    resources:  _:    type: routeros:InterfaceWirelessConnectList    get:      id: ${id}
    name
    The unique name of the resulting resource.
    id
    The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
    state
    Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
    opts
    A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.
    resource_name
    The unique name of the resulting resource.
    id
    The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
    name
    The unique name of the resulting resource.
    id
    The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
    state
    Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
    opts
    A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.
    name
    The unique name of the resulting resource.
    id
    The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
    state
    Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
    opts
    A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.
    name
    The unique name of the resulting resource.
    id
    The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
    state
    Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
    opts
    A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.
    The following state arguments are supported:
    AllowSignalOutOfRange string
    AreaPrefix string
    Rule matches if area value of AP (a proprietary extension) begins with specified value.area value is a proprietary extension.
    Comment string
    Connect bool
    Available options: yes - Connect to access point that matches this rule. no - Do not connect to any access point that matches this rule.
    Disabled bool
    Interface string
    Name of the interface.
    InterfaceWirelessConnectListId string
    Interworking string
    IwAsra string
    Additional Steps Required for Access. Set to yes, if a user should take additional steps to access the internet, like the walled garden.
    IwAuthenticationTypes string
    This property is only effective when asra is set to yes. Value of url is optional and not needed if dns-redirection or online-enrollment is selected. To set the value of url to empty string use double quotes. For example: authentication-types=online-enrollment:""
    IwConnectionCapabilities string
    This option allows to provide information about the allowed IP protocols and ports. This information can be provided in ANQP response. The first number represents the IP protocol number, the second number represents a port number. * closed

    • set if protocol and port combination is not allowed; * open - set if protocol and port combination is allowed; * unknown - set if protocol and port combination is either open or closed. Example: connection-capabilities=6:80:open,17:5060:closedSetting such a value on an Access Point informs the Wireless client, which is connecting to the Access Point, that HTTP (6 - TCP, 80 - HTTP) is allowed and VoIP (17 - UDP; 5060 - VoIP) is not allowed. This property does not restrict or allow usage of these protocols and ports, it only gives information to station device which is connecting to Access Point.
    IwEsr string
    Emergency services reachable (ESR). Set to yes in order to indicate that emergency services are reachable through the access point.
    IwHessid string
    Homogenous extended service set identifier (HESSID). Devices that provide access to same external networks are in one homogenous extended service set. This service set can be identified by HESSID that is the same on all access points in this set. 6-byte value of HESSID is represented as MAC address. It should be globally unique, therefore it is advised to use one of the MAC address of access point in the service set.
    IwHotspot20 string
    Indicate Hotspot 2.0 capability of the Access Point.
    IwHotspot20Dgaf string
    Downstream Group-Addressed Forwarding (DGAF). Sets value of DGAF bit to indicate whether multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled or enabled. * yes - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are enabled; * no - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled. To disable multicast and broadcast frames set multicast-helper=full.
    IwInternet string
    Whether the internet is available through this connection or not. This information is included in the Interworking element.
    IwIpv4Availability string
    Information about what IPv4 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * public - public IPv4 address available; * port-restricted - port-restricted IPv4 address available; * single-nated - single NATed private IPv4 address available; * double-nated - double NATed private IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-single-nated -port-restricted IPv4 address and single NATed IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-double-nated - port-restricted IPv4 address and double NATed IPv4 address available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    IwIpv6Availability string
    Information about what IPv6 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * available

    • address type available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    IwNetworkType string
    Information about network access type. * emergency-only - a network dedicated and limited to accessing emergency services; * personal-device - a network of personal devices. An example of this type of network is a camera that is attached to a printer, thereby forming a network for the purpose of printing pictures; * private - network for users with user accounts. Usually used in enterprises for employees, not guests; * private-with-guest - same as private, but guest accounts are available; * public-chargeable - a network that is available to anyone willing to pay. For example, a subscription to Hotspot 2.0 service or in-room internet access in a hotel; * public-free - network is available to anyone without any fee. For example, municipal network in city or airport Hotspot; * test - network used for testing and experimental uses. Not used in production; * wildcard - is used on Wireless clients. Sending probe request with a wildcard as network type value will make all Interworking Access Points respond despite their actual network-type setting. A client sends a probe request frame with network-type set to value it is interested in. It will receive replies only from access points with the same value (except the case of wildcard).
    IwRealms string
    Information about supported realms and the corresponding EAP method. realms=example.com:eap-tls,foo.ba:not-specified
    IwRoamingOis string
    Organization identifier (OI) usually are 24-bit is unique identifiers like organizationally unique identifier (OUI) or company identifier (CID). In some cases, OI is longer for example OUI-36.A subscription service provider (SSP) can be specified by its OI. roaming-ois property can contain zero or more SSPs OIs whose networks are accessible via this AP. Length of OI should be specified before OI itself. For example, to set E4-8D-8C and 6C-3B-6B: roaming-ois=03E48D8C036C3B6B
    IwUesa string
    Unauthenticated emergency service accessible (UESA). * no - indicates that no unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point; * yes - indicates that higher layer unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point.
    IwVenue string
    Specify the venue in which the Access Point is located. Choose the value from available ones. Some examples: venue=business-bank venue=mercantile-shopping-mall venue=educational-university-or-college
    MacAddress string
    Rule matches only AP with the specified MAC address.
    SecurityProfile string
    Name of security profile that is used when connecting to matching access points, If value of this property is none, then security profile specified in the interface configuration will be used. In station mode, rule will match only access points that can support specified security profile. Value none will match access point that supports security profile that is specified in the interface configuration. In access point mode value of this property will not be used to match remote devices.
    SignalRange string
    Rule matches if signal strength of the access point is within the range. If station establishes connection to access point that is matched by this rule, it will disconnect from that access point when signal strength goes out of the specified range.
    Ssid string
    Rule matches access points that have this SSID. Empty value matches any SSID. This property has effect only when station mode interface ssid is empty, or when access point mode interface has wds-ignore-ssid=yes.
    ThreeGpp string
    WirelessProtocol string
    ___id_ double
    Resource ID type (.id / name). This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___path_ string
    Resource path for CRUD operations. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___ts_ string
    A set of transformations for field names. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    AllowSignalOutOfRange string
    AreaPrefix string
    Rule matches if area value of AP (a proprietary extension) begins with specified value.area value is a proprietary extension.
    Comment string
    Connect bool
    Available options: yes - Connect to access point that matches this rule. no - Do not connect to any access point that matches this rule.
    Disabled bool
    Interface string
    Name of the interface.
    InterfaceWirelessConnectListId string
    Interworking string
    IwAsra string
    Additional Steps Required for Access. Set to yes, if a user should take additional steps to access the internet, like the walled garden.
    IwAuthenticationTypes string
    This property is only effective when asra is set to yes. Value of url is optional and not needed if dns-redirection or online-enrollment is selected. To set the value of url to empty string use double quotes. For example: authentication-types=online-enrollment:""
    IwConnectionCapabilities string
    This option allows to provide information about the allowed IP protocols and ports. This information can be provided in ANQP response. The first number represents the IP protocol number, the second number represents a port number. * closed

    • set if protocol and port combination is not allowed; * open - set if protocol and port combination is allowed; * unknown - set if protocol and port combination is either open or closed. Example: connection-capabilities=6:80:open,17:5060:closedSetting such a value on an Access Point informs the Wireless client, which is connecting to the Access Point, that HTTP (6 - TCP, 80 - HTTP) is allowed and VoIP (17 - UDP; 5060 - VoIP) is not allowed. This property does not restrict or allow usage of these protocols and ports, it only gives information to station device which is connecting to Access Point.
    IwEsr string
    Emergency services reachable (ESR). Set to yes in order to indicate that emergency services are reachable through the access point.
    IwHessid string
    Homogenous extended service set identifier (HESSID). Devices that provide access to same external networks are in one homogenous extended service set. This service set can be identified by HESSID that is the same on all access points in this set. 6-byte value of HESSID is represented as MAC address. It should be globally unique, therefore it is advised to use one of the MAC address of access point in the service set.
    IwHotspot20 string
    Indicate Hotspot 2.0 capability of the Access Point.
    IwHotspot20Dgaf string
    Downstream Group-Addressed Forwarding (DGAF). Sets value of DGAF bit to indicate whether multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled or enabled. * yes - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are enabled; * no - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled. To disable multicast and broadcast frames set multicast-helper=full.
    IwInternet string
    Whether the internet is available through this connection or not. This information is included in the Interworking element.
    IwIpv4Availability string
    Information about what IPv4 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * public - public IPv4 address available; * port-restricted - port-restricted IPv4 address available; * single-nated - single NATed private IPv4 address available; * double-nated - double NATed private IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-single-nated -port-restricted IPv4 address and single NATed IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-double-nated - port-restricted IPv4 address and double NATed IPv4 address available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    IwIpv6Availability string
    Information about what IPv6 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * available

    • address type available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    IwNetworkType string
    Information about network access type. * emergency-only - a network dedicated and limited to accessing emergency services; * personal-device - a network of personal devices. An example of this type of network is a camera that is attached to a printer, thereby forming a network for the purpose of printing pictures; * private - network for users with user accounts. Usually used in enterprises for employees, not guests; * private-with-guest - same as private, but guest accounts are available; * public-chargeable - a network that is available to anyone willing to pay. For example, a subscription to Hotspot 2.0 service or in-room internet access in a hotel; * public-free - network is available to anyone without any fee. For example, municipal network in city or airport Hotspot; * test - network used for testing and experimental uses. Not used in production; * wildcard - is used on Wireless clients. Sending probe request with a wildcard as network type value will make all Interworking Access Points respond despite their actual network-type setting. A client sends a probe request frame with network-type set to value it is interested in. It will receive replies only from access points with the same value (except the case of wildcard).
    IwRealms string
    Information about supported realms and the corresponding EAP method. realms=example.com:eap-tls,foo.ba:not-specified
    IwRoamingOis string
    Organization identifier (OI) usually are 24-bit is unique identifiers like organizationally unique identifier (OUI) or company identifier (CID). In some cases, OI is longer for example OUI-36.A subscription service provider (SSP) can be specified by its OI. roaming-ois property can contain zero or more SSPs OIs whose networks are accessible via this AP. Length of OI should be specified before OI itself. For example, to set E4-8D-8C and 6C-3B-6B: roaming-ois=03E48D8C036C3B6B
    IwUesa string
    Unauthenticated emergency service accessible (UESA). * no - indicates that no unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point; * yes - indicates that higher layer unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point.
    IwVenue string
    Specify the venue in which the Access Point is located. Choose the value from available ones. Some examples: venue=business-bank venue=mercantile-shopping-mall venue=educational-university-or-college
    MacAddress string
    Rule matches only AP with the specified MAC address.
    SecurityProfile string
    Name of security profile that is used when connecting to matching access points, If value of this property is none, then security profile specified in the interface configuration will be used. In station mode, rule will match only access points that can support specified security profile. Value none will match access point that supports security profile that is specified in the interface configuration. In access point mode value of this property will not be used to match remote devices.
    SignalRange string
    Rule matches if signal strength of the access point is within the range. If station establishes connection to access point that is matched by this rule, it will disconnect from that access point when signal strength goes out of the specified range.
    Ssid string
    Rule matches access points that have this SSID. Empty value matches any SSID. This property has effect only when station mode interface ssid is empty, or when access point mode interface has wds-ignore-ssid=yes.
    ThreeGpp string
    WirelessProtocol string
    ___id_ float64
    Resource ID type (.id / name). This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___path_ string
    Resource path for CRUD operations. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___ts_ string
    A set of transformations for field names. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___id_ Double
    Resource ID type (.id / name). This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___path_ String
    Resource path for CRUD operations. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___ts_ String
    A set of transformations for field names. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    allowSignalOutOfRange String
    areaPrefix String
    Rule matches if area value of AP (a proprietary extension) begins with specified value.area value is a proprietary extension.
    comment String
    connect Boolean
    Available options: yes - Connect to access point that matches this rule. no - Do not connect to any access point that matches this rule.
    disabled Boolean
    interfaceWirelessConnectListId String
    interface_ String
    Name of the interface.
    interworking String
    iwAsra String
    Additional Steps Required for Access. Set to yes, if a user should take additional steps to access the internet, like the walled garden.
    iwAuthenticationTypes String
    This property is only effective when asra is set to yes. Value of url is optional and not needed if dns-redirection or online-enrollment is selected. To set the value of url to empty string use double quotes. For example: authentication-types=online-enrollment:""
    iwConnectionCapabilities String
    This option allows to provide information about the allowed IP protocols and ports. This information can be provided in ANQP response. The first number represents the IP protocol number, the second number represents a port number. * closed

    • set if protocol and port combination is not allowed; * open - set if protocol and port combination is allowed; * unknown - set if protocol and port combination is either open or closed. Example: connection-capabilities=6:80:open,17:5060:closedSetting such a value on an Access Point informs the Wireless client, which is connecting to the Access Point, that HTTP (6 - TCP, 80 - HTTP) is allowed and VoIP (17 - UDP; 5060 - VoIP) is not allowed. This property does not restrict or allow usage of these protocols and ports, it only gives information to station device which is connecting to Access Point.
    iwEsr String
    Emergency services reachable (ESR). Set to yes in order to indicate that emergency services are reachable through the access point.
    iwHessid String
    Homogenous extended service set identifier (HESSID). Devices that provide access to same external networks are in one homogenous extended service set. This service set can be identified by HESSID that is the same on all access points in this set. 6-byte value of HESSID is represented as MAC address. It should be globally unique, therefore it is advised to use one of the MAC address of access point in the service set.
    iwHotspot20 String
    Indicate Hotspot 2.0 capability of the Access Point.
    iwHotspot20Dgaf String
    Downstream Group-Addressed Forwarding (DGAF). Sets value of DGAF bit to indicate whether multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled or enabled. * yes - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are enabled; * no - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled. To disable multicast and broadcast frames set multicast-helper=full.
    iwInternet String
    Whether the internet is available through this connection or not. This information is included in the Interworking element.
    iwIpv4Availability String
    Information about what IPv4 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * public - public IPv4 address available; * port-restricted - port-restricted IPv4 address available; * single-nated - single NATed private IPv4 address available; * double-nated - double NATed private IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-single-nated -port-restricted IPv4 address and single NATed IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-double-nated - port-restricted IPv4 address and double NATed IPv4 address available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    iwIpv6Availability String
    Information about what IPv6 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * available

    • address type available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    iwNetworkType String
    Information about network access type. * emergency-only - a network dedicated and limited to accessing emergency services; * personal-device - a network of personal devices. An example of this type of network is a camera that is attached to a printer, thereby forming a network for the purpose of printing pictures; * private - network for users with user accounts. Usually used in enterprises for employees, not guests; * private-with-guest - same as private, but guest accounts are available; * public-chargeable - a network that is available to anyone willing to pay. For example, a subscription to Hotspot 2.0 service or in-room internet access in a hotel; * public-free - network is available to anyone without any fee. For example, municipal network in city or airport Hotspot; * test - network used for testing and experimental uses. Not used in production; * wildcard - is used on Wireless clients. Sending probe request with a wildcard as network type value will make all Interworking Access Points respond despite their actual network-type setting. A client sends a probe request frame with network-type set to value it is interested in. It will receive replies only from access points with the same value (except the case of wildcard).
    iwRealms String
    Information about supported realms and the corresponding EAP method. realms=example.com:eap-tls,foo.ba:not-specified
    iwRoamingOis String
    Organization identifier (OI) usually are 24-bit is unique identifiers like organizationally unique identifier (OUI) or company identifier (CID). In some cases, OI is longer for example OUI-36.A subscription service provider (SSP) can be specified by its OI. roaming-ois property can contain zero or more SSPs OIs whose networks are accessible via this AP. Length of OI should be specified before OI itself. For example, to set E4-8D-8C and 6C-3B-6B: roaming-ois=03E48D8C036C3B6B
    iwUesa String
    Unauthenticated emergency service accessible (UESA). * no - indicates that no unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point; * yes - indicates that higher layer unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point.
    iwVenue String
    Specify the venue in which the Access Point is located. Choose the value from available ones. Some examples: venue=business-bank venue=mercantile-shopping-mall venue=educational-university-or-college
    macAddress String
    Rule matches only AP with the specified MAC address.
    securityProfile String
    Name of security profile that is used when connecting to matching access points, If value of this property is none, then security profile specified in the interface configuration will be used. In station mode, rule will match only access points that can support specified security profile. Value none will match access point that supports security profile that is specified in the interface configuration. In access point mode value of this property will not be used to match remote devices.
    signalRange String
    Rule matches if signal strength of the access point is within the range. If station establishes connection to access point that is matched by this rule, it will disconnect from that access point when signal strength goes out of the specified range.
    ssid String
    Rule matches access points that have this SSID. Empty value matches any SSID. This property has effect only when station mode interface ssid is empty, or when access point mode interface has wds-ignore-ssid=yes.
    threeGpp String
    wirelessProtocol String
    ___id_ number
    Resource ID type (.id / name). This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___path_ string
    Resource path for CRUD operations. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___ts_ string
    A set of transformations for field names. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    allowSignalOutOfRange string
    areaPrefix string
    Rule matches if area value of AP (a proprietary extension) begins with specified value.area value is a proprietary extension.
    comment string
    connect boolean
    Available options: yes - Connect to access point that matches this rule. no - Do not connect to any access point that matches this rule.
    disabled boolean
    interface string
    Name of the interface.
    interfaceWirelessConnectListId string
    interworking string
    iwAsra string
    Additional Steps Required for Access. Set to yes, if a user should take additional steps to access the internet, like the walled garden.
    iwAuthenticationTypes string
    This property is only effective when asra is set to yes. Value of url is optional and not needed if dns-redirection or online-enrollment is selected. To set the value of url to empty string use double quotes. For example: authentication-types=online-enrollment:""
    iwConnectionCapabilities string
    This option allows to provide information about the allowed IP protocols and ports. This information can be provided in ANQP response. The first number represents the IP protocol number, the second number represents a port number. * closed

    • set if protocol and port combination is not allowed; * open - set if protocol and port combination is allowed; * unknown - set if protocol and port combination is either open or closed. Example: connection-capabilities=6:80:open,17:5060:closedSetting such a value on an Access Point informs the Wireless client, which is connecting to the Access Point, that HTTP (6 - TCP, 80 - HTTP) is allowed and VoIP (17 - UDP; 5060 - VoIP) is not allowed. This property does not restrict or allow usage of these protocols and ports, it only gives information to station device which is connecting to Access Point.
    iwEsr string
    Emergency services reachable (ESR). Set to yes in order to indicate that emergency services are reachable through the access point.
    iwHessid string
    Homogenous extended service set identifier (HESSID). Devices that provide access to same external networks are in one homogenous extended service set. This service set can be identified by HESSID that is the same on all access points in this set. 6-byte value of HESSID is represented as MAC address. It should be globally unique, therefore it is advised to use one of the MAC address of access point in the service set.
    iwHotspot20 string
    Indicate Hotspot 2.0 capability of the Access Point.
    iwHotspot20Dgaf string
    Downstream Group-Addressed Forwarding (DGAF). Sets value of DGAF bit to indicate whether multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled or enabled. * yes - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are enabled; * no - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled. To disable multicast and broadcast frames set multicast-helper=full.
    iwInternet string
    Whether the internet is available through this connection or not. This information is included in the Interworking element.
    iwIpv4Availability string
    Information about what IPv4 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * public - public IPv4 address available; * port-restricted - port-restricted IPv4 address available; * single-nated - single NATed private IPv4 address available; * double-nated - double NATed private IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-single-nated -port-restricted IPv4 address and single NATed IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-double-nated - port-restricted IPv4 address and double NATed IPv4 address available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    iwIpv6Availability string
    Information about what IPv6 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * available

    • address type available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    iwNetworkType string
    Information about network access type. * emergency-only - a network dedicated and limited to accessing emergency services; * personal-device - a network of personal devices. An example of this type of network is a camera that is attached to a printer, thereby forming a network for the purpose of printing pictures; * private - network for users with user accounts. Usually used in enterprises for employees, not guests; * private-with-guest - same as private, but guest accounts are available; * public-chargeable - a network that is available to anyone willing to pay. For example, a subscription to Hotspot 2.0 service or in-room internet access in a hotel; * public-free - network is available to anyone without any fee. For example, municipal network in city or airport Hotspot; * test - network used for testing and experimental uses. Not used in production; * wildcard - is used on Wireless clients. Sending probe request with a wildcard as network type value will make all Interworking Access Points respond despite their actual network-type setting. A client sends a probe request frame with network-type set to value it is interested in. It will receive replies only from access points with the same value (except the case of wildcard).
    iwRealms string
    Information about supported realms and the corresponding EAP method. realms=example.com:eap-tls,foo.ba:not-specified
    iwRoamingOis string
    Organization identifier (OI) usually are 24-bit is unique identifiers like organizationally unique identifier (OUI) or company identifier (CID). In some cases, OI is longer for example OUI-36.A subscription service provider (SSP) can be specified by its OI. roaming-ois property can contain zero or more SSPs OIs whose networks are accessible via this AP. Length of OI should be specified before OI itself. For example, to set E4-8D-8C and 6C-3B-6B: roaming-ois=03E48D8C036C3B6B
    iwUesa string
    Unauthenticated emergency service accessible (UESA). * no - indicates that no unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point; * yes - indicates that higher layer unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point.
    iwVenue string
    Specify the venue in which the Access Point is located. Choose the value from available ones. Some examples: venue=business-bank venue=mercantile-shopping-mall venue=educational-university-or-college
    macAddress string
    Rule matches only AP with the specified MAC address.
    securityProfile string
    Name of security profile that is used when connecting to matching access points, If value of this property is none, then security profile specified in the interface configuration will be used. In station mode, rule will match only access points that can support specified security profile. Value none will match access point that supports security profile that is specified in the interface configuration. In access point mode value of this property will not be used to match remote devices.
    signalRange string
    Rule matches if signal strength of the access point is within the range. If station establishes connection to access point that is matched by this rule, it will disconnect from that access point when signal strength goes out of the specified range.
    ssid string
    Rule matches access points that have this SSID. Empty value matches any SSID. This property has effect only when station mode interface ssid is empty, or when access point mode interface has wds-ignore-ssid=yes.
    threeGpp string
    wirelessProtocol string
    ___id_ float
    Resource ID type (.id / name). This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___path_ str
    Resource path for CRUD operations. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___ts_ str
    A set of transformations for field names. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    allow_signal_out_of_range str
    area_prefix str
    Rule matches if area value of AP (a proprietary extension) begins with specified value.area value is a proprietary extension.
    comment str
    connect bool
    Available options: yes - Connect to access point that matches this rule. no - Do not connect to any access point that matches this rule.
    disabled bool
    interface str
    Name of the interface.
    interface_wireless_connect_list_id str
    interworking str
    iw_asra str
    Additional Steps Required for Access. Set to yes, if a user should take additional steps to access the internet, like the walled garden.
    iw_authentication_types str
    This property is only effective when asra is set to yes. Value of url is optional and not needed if dns-redirection or online-enrollment is selected. To set the value of url to empty string use double quotes. For example: authentication-types=online-enrollment:""
    iw_connection_capabilities str
    This option allows to provide information about the allowed IP protocols and ports. This information can be provided in ANQP response. The first number represents the IP protocol number, the second number represents a port number. * closed

    • set if protocol and port combination is not allowed; * open - set if protocol and port combination is allowed; * unknown - set if protocol and port combination is either open or closed. Example: connection-capabilities=6:80:open,17:5060:closedSetting such a value on an Access Point informs the Wireless client, which is connecting to the Access Point, that HTTP (6 - TCP, 80 - HTTP) is allowed and VoIP (17 - UDP; 5060 - VoIP) is not allowed. This property does not restrict or allow usage of these protocols and ports, it only gives information to station device which is connecting to Access Point.
    iw_esr str
    Emergency services reachable (ESR). Set to yes in order to indicate that emergency services are reachable through the access point.
    iw_hessid str
    Homogenous extended service set identifier (HESSID). Devices that provide access to same external networks are in one homogenous extended service set. This service set can be identified by HESSID that is the same on all access points in this set. 6-byte value of HESSID is represented as MAC address. It should be globally unique, therefore it is advised to use one of the MAC address of access point in the service set.
    iw_hotspot20 str
    Indicate Hotspot 2.0 capability of the Access Point.
    iw_hotspot20_dgaf str
    Downstream Group-Addressed Forwarding (DGAF). Sets value of DGAF bit to indicate whether multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled or enabled. * yes - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are enabled; * no - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled. To disable multicast and broadcast frames set multicast-helper=full.
    iw_internet str
    Whether the internet is available through this connection or not. This information is included in the Interworking element.
    iw_ipv4_availability str
    Information about what IPv4 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * public - public IPv4 address available; * port-restricted - port-restricted IPv4 address available; * single-nated - single NATed private IPv4 address available; * double-nated - double NATed private IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-single-nated -port-restricted IPv4 address and single NATed IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-double-nated - port-restricted IPv4 address and double NATed IPv4 address available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    iw_ipv6_availability str
    Information about what IPv6 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * available

    • address type available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    iw_network_type str
    Information about network access type. * emergency-only - a network dedicated and limited to accessing emergency services; * personal-device - a network of personal devices. An example of this type of network is a camera that is attached to a printer, thereby forming a network for the purpose of printing pictures; * private - network for users with user accounts. Usually used in enterprises for employees, not guests; * private-with-guest - same as private, but guest accounts are available; * public-chargeable - a network that is available to anyone willing to pay. For example, a subscription to Hotspot 2.0 service or in-room internet access in a hotel; * public-free - network is available to anyone without any fee. For example, municipal network in city or airport Hotspot; * test - network used for testing and experimental uses. Not used in production; * wildcard - is used on Wireless clients. Sending probe request with a wildcard as network type value will make all Interworking Access Points respond despite their actual network-type setting. A client sends a probe request frame with network-type set to value it is interested in. It will receive replies only from access points with the same value (except the case of wildcard).
    iw_realms str
    Information about supported realms and the corresponding EAP method. realms=example.com:eap-tls,foo.ba:not-specified
    iw_roaming_ois str
    Organization identifier (OI) usually are 24-bit is unique identifiers like organizationally unique identifier (OUI) or company identifier (CID). In some cases, OI is longer for example OUI-36.A subscription service provider (SSP) can be specified by its OI. roaming-ois property can contain zero or more SSPs OIs whose networks are accessible via this AP. Length of OI should be specified before OI itself. For example, to set E4-8D-8C and 6C-3B-6B: roaming-ois=03E48D8C036C3B6B
    iw_uesa str
    Unauthenticated emergency service accessible (UESA). * no - indicates that no unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point; * yes - indicates that higher layer unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point.
    iw_venue str
    Specify the venue in which the Access Point is located. Choose the value from available ones. Some examples: venue=business-bank venue=mercantile-shopping-mall venue=educational-university-or-college
    mac_address str
    Rule matches only AP with the specified MAC address.
    security_profile str
    Name of security profile that is used when connecting to matching access points, If value of this property is none, then security profile specified in the interface configuration will be used. In station mode, rule will match only access points that can support specified security profile. Value none will match access point that supports security profile that is specified in the interface configuration. In access point mode value of this property will not be used to match remote devices.
    signal_range str
    Rule matches if signal strength of the access point is within the range. If station establishes connection to access point that is matched by this rule, it will disconnect from that access point when signal strength goes out of the specified range.
    ssid str
    Rule matches access points that have this SSID. Empty value matches any SSID. This property has effect only when station mode interface ssid is empty, or when access point mode interface has wds-ignore-ssid=yes.
    three_gpp str
    wireless_protocol str
    ___id_ Number
    Resource ID type (.id / name). This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___path_ String
    Resource path for CRUD operations. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    ___ts_ String
    A set of transformations for field names. This is an internal service field, setting a value is not required.
    allowSignalOutOfRange String
    areaPrefix String
    Rule matches if area value of AP (a proprietary extension) begins with specified value.area value is a proprietary extension.
    comment String
    connect Boolean
    Available options: yes - Connect to access point that matches this rule. no - Do not connect to any access point that matches this rule.
    disabled Boolean
    interface String
    Name of the interface.
    interfaceWirelessConnectListId String
    interworking String
    iwAsra String
    Additional Steps Required for Access. Set to yes, if a user should take additional steps to access the internet, like the walled garden.
    iwAuthenticationTypes String
    This property is only effective when asra is set to yes. Value of url is optional and not needed if dns-redirection or online-enrollment is selected. To set the value of url to empty string use double quotes. For example: authentication-types=online-enrollment:""
    iwConnectionCapabilities String
    This option allows to provide information about the allowed IP protocols and ports. This information can be provided in ANQP response. The first number represents the IP protocol number, the second number represents a port number. * closed

    • set if protocol and port combination is not allowed; * open - set if protocol and port combination is allowed; * unknown - set if protocol and port combination is either open or closed. Example: connection-capabilities=6:80:open,17:5060:closedSetting such a value on an Access Point informs the Wireless client, which is connecting to the Access Point, that HTTP (6 - TCP, 80 - HTTP) is allowed and VoIP (17 - UDP; 5060 - VoIP) is not allowed. This property does not restrict or allow usage of these protocols and ports, it only gives information to station device which is connecting to Access Point.
    iwEsr String
    Emergency services reachable (ESR). Set to yes in order to indicate that emergency services are reachable through the access point.
    iwHessid String
    Homogenous extended service set identifier (HESSID). Devices that provide access to same external networks are in one homogenous extended service set. This service set can be identified by HESSID that is the same on all access points in this set. 6-byte value of HESSID is represented as MAC address. It should be globally unique, therefore it is advised to use one of the MAC address of access point in the service set.
    iwHotspot20 String
    Indicate Hotspot 2.0 capability of the Access Point.
    iwHotspot20Dgaf String
    Downstream Group-Addressed Forwarding (DGAF). Sets value of DGAF bit to indicate whether multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled or enabled. * yes - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are enabled; * no - multicast and broadcast frames to clients are disabled. To disable multicast and broadcast frames set multicast-helper=full.
    iwInternet String
    Whether the internet is available through this connection or not. This information is included in the Interworking element.
    iwIpv4Availability String
    Information about what IPv4 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * public - public IPv4 address available; * port-restricted - port-restricted IPv4 address available; * single-nated - single NATed private IPv4 address available; * double-nated - double NATed private IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-single-nated -port-restricted IPv4 address and single NATed IPv4 address available; * port-restricted-double-nated - port-restricted IPv4 address and double NATed IPv4 address available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    iwIpv6Availability String
    Information about what IPv6 address and access are available. * not-available - Address type not available; * available

    • address type available; * unknown - availability of the address type is not known.
    iwNetworkType String
    Information about network access type. * emergency-only - a network dedicated and limited to accessing emergency services; * personal-device - a network of personal devices. An example of this type of network is a camera that is attached to a printer, thereby forming a network for the purpose of printing pictures; * private - network for users with user accounts. Usually used in enterprises for employees, not guests; * private-with-guest - same as private, but guest accounts are available; * public-chargeable - a network that is available to anyone willing to pay. For example, a subscription to Hotspot 2.0 service or in-room internet access in a hotel; * public-free - network is available to anyone without any fee. For example, municipal network in city or airport Hotspot; * test - network used for testing and experimental uses. Not used in production; * wildcard - is used on Wireless clients. Sending probe request with a wildcard as network type value will make all Interworking Access Points respond despite their actual network-type setting. A client sends a probe request frame with network-type set to value it is interested in. It will receive replies only from access points with the same value (except the case of wildcard).
    iwRealms String
    Information about supported realms and the corresponding EAP method. realms=example.com:eap-tls,foo.ba:not-specified
    iwRoamingOis String
    Organization identifier (OI) usually are 24-bit is unique identifiers like organizationally unique identifier (OUI) or company identifier (CID). In some cases, OI is longer for example OUI-36.A subscription service provider (SSP) can be specified by its OI. roaming-ois property can contain zero or more SSPs OIs whose networks are accessible via this AP. Length of OI should be specified before OI itself. For example, to set E4-8D-8C and 6C-3B-6B: roaming-ois=03E48D8C036C3B6B
    iwUesa String
    Unauthenticated emergency service accessible (UESA). * no - indicates that no unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point; * yes - indicates that higher layer unauthenticated emergency services are reachable through this Access Point.
    iwVenue String
    Specify the venue in which the Access Point is located. Choose the value from available ones. Some examples: venue=business-bank venue=mercantile-shopping-mall venue=educational-university-or-college
    macAddress String
    Rule matches only AP with the specified MAC address.
    securityProfile String
    Name of security profile that is used when connecting to matching access points, If value of this property is none, then security profile specified in the interface configuration will be used. In station mode, rule will match only access points that can support specified security profile. Value none will match access point that supports security profile that is specified in the interface configuration. In access point mode value of this property will not be used to match remote devices.
    signalRange String
    Rule matches if signal strength of the access point is within the range. If station establishes connection to access point that is matched by this rule, it will disconnect from that access point when signal strength goes out of the specified range.
    ssid String
    Rule matches access points that have this SSID. Empty value matches any SSID. This property has effect only when station mode interface ssid is empty, or when access point mode interface has wds-ignore-ssid=yes.
    threeGpp String
    wirelessProtocol String

    Import

    #The ID can be found via API or the terminal

    #The command for the terminal is -> :put [/interface/wireless/connect-list get [print show-ids]]

    $ pulumi import routeros:index/interfaceWirelessConnectList:InterfaceWirelessConnectList test *3

    #Or you can import a resource using one of its attributes

    $ pulumi import routeros:index/interfaceWirelessConnectList:InterfaceWirelessConnectList test "name=xxx"

    To learn more about importing existing cloud resources, see Importing resources.

    Package Details

    Repository
    routeros terraform-routeros/terraform-provider-routeros
    License
    Notes
    This Pulumi package is based on the routeros Terraform Provider.
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    routeros 1.83.1 published on Monday, Apr 28, 2025 by terraform-routeros
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