Created on
03-19-2025
11:12 PM
Edited on
03-19-2025
11:21 PM
By
Anthony_E
Description |
This article explains how to verify the DARRP (Dynamic Automatic Radio Resource Provisioning) status and how to trigger the DARRP process manually to make the access points choose non-overlapping when enabling the DARRP for the first time. |
Scope |
FortiOS v7.0.x, v7.2.x, v7.4.x, and v7.6.x, FortiAP. |
Solution |
To gain a fundamental understanding of how DARRP works and to access best practice configurations, refer to the User Guide: DARRP Best practice settings
DARRP status verification:
FortiLAB(root) # diagnose wireless-controller wlac -c darrp
Total Radios: 6 darrp channel allocation summary: chan= 1 AP=1 Total used time for Sorting: 0 ms Optimize: 0 ms DumpData: 0 ms
FortiLAB(root) # diagnose wireless-controller wlac -c darrp
Total Radios: 4 darrp channel allocation summary: chan= 1 AP=1 Total used time for Sorting: 0 ms Optimize: 0 ms DumpData: 0 ms
Make sure to push all the configuration changes via the FortiAP profiles. If a per AP override needs to be made such as modifying the login password, modifying the radio settings etc. make sure to assign the particular AP to a specific profile and perform all the changes from the FortiAP profile to let DARRP run on the access points.
Commands for triggering the DARRP process manually: DARRP phase-1 and phase-2 can be triggered by issuing the commands shown below on the FortiGate.
During the DARRP channel assignment process the access points will switch to less congested channels during this process the client devices will get disconnected. Please make sure to restrict this process outside the active business hours.
diagnose wireless-controller wlac -c darrp 1 --> phase-1 diagnose wireless-controller wlac -c darrp 2 -->phase-2 |