Difference between HREAP and Local AP

I am interested to know if there is any difference between HREAP (centrally switched, centrally authenticated) with normal local AP.
As I can see all the traffic from the AP will still go through the controller to at the central site.

Hybrid Remote Edge Access Point (H-REAP) is a wireless solution for branch office and remote office deployments. It enables customers to configure and control access points in a branch or remote office from the corporate office through a wide area network (WAN) link without deploying a controller in each office. The H-REAP access points can switch client data traffic locally and perform client authentication locally when the connection to the controller is lost. When connected to the controller, H-REAPs can also tunnel traffic back to the controller.

Similar Messages

  • Difference between bridge and local mode with wlc 5508

    Hello,
    Now i have wlc5508 with few ap 11xx 12xx in local mode. All work correct. I will have to add few ap1552 in bridge mode ( i have to wait for wlc upgrade to change ap1552 to local mode). My question is that all ( local and bridge mode) will work correct together for my clients: rfid readers, laptop, computer in a,b,g,n mode ? What about roaming  and other feature ?
    thanks for help
    Peter

    If you plan on not doing MESH, then you set these 1552's in local mode and they will perform the same tasks as any other AP's in local mode.  When you want to do MESH, then that is when bridge mode comes into play and you have to define your RAP's and MAP's.
    Roaming, clients devices, doesn't matter if your using local or bridge.  roaming depends on your device and coverage and rfid, also depends on triangulation with the coverage you have now.
    Thanks,
    Scott
    Help out other by using the rating system and marking answered questions as "Answered"

  • Difference between Central and Local Repository

    Dear Experts:
    I'm relatively new to Data Integrator world. The question I have is around setting up a new Central Repository. As I understand, the steps involved in creating a central repository are: 
    1. Setup as a DI account (e.g. PRODREPO) 
    2. Create Central Repository tables
    My question is how does the DI application know that PRODREPO is a central repository and not a local. What differentiates a local vs. central repository?
    Any help or pointers is greatly appreciated.
    Thank you.

    repository type is stored in the DI repository, using which all DI application differentiate a local, profiler, central repository
    certain functions are not applicable to central repo like Job Execution, Login from Designer, Adding to Job Server

  • What is difference between Iterator and Collection Wrapper?

    Hi all,
                  I dont understand the actual difference between Iterator and Collection Wrapper. I observed both are used for the same purpose. Could any one please let me know when to use Collection Wrapper and when to use Iterator??
    Thanks,
    Chinnu.

    L_Kiryl is right.
    Collections support global iteration (through collection->get_next( )) and local iteration (through iterator->get_next( )).
    Each collection has a focus object. Initially, the first object has the focus.
    Any global iteration moves the focus, which is published by the event FOCUS_CHANGED of the collection.
    If you want to iterate on the collection without moving the focus (and without triggering timeconsuming follow-up processes) you can use local iteration. To do so, request an iterator object from the collection and use this to iterate.
    And one more advantage of using iterator: it takes care of deleted entities. If you use global iteration then when you reach deleted entity it will be an exception. But there is no exception with iterator in the same situation.

  • ABST2 - Differences between Assets and G/L accts

    Hi Experts
    We are working on ECC 6.0 and INR is our local currency.
    At the end of FY 2007 by mistake direct postings were made to Dep Fund Account which is a Recon a/c and FY 2007 was closed
    And because of which FI-GL and FI-AA doesnt match by INR 37353.71 (amt posted in above doc) as shown in ABST2
    I've referred SAP notes 104567 & 69225 and found the note 69225 relevant to follow as the difference has not resulted in the current or open years.
    So we have passed direct entry which is exactly the reversal of entry posted above using ABF1 (INR -37353.71)
    After posting the 2nd document, in ABST2 another line has appeared of INR -37353.71. Although the sum for my recon GL is now zero.
    The output of ABST2 is as below now -
    Sc  Acct no.   BusA  Year  SG  1st local difference  LCurr  Doc.no.    Period
    AS  31100                2009               37,353.71-        INR     W004
    AS  31100                2009               37,353.71         INR     W004       999
    When I come out of ABST2 , addition to 1st, error no 2 is also coming which I thought would disappear.
    1.Differences between assets and G/L accts in the balance carried forward
         Message no. MQ555
    2.Differences between assets and G/L accounts at the key date
         Message no. MQ557
    Is still something else needs to be done?
    Or can I move ahead as the summation of the difference is now zero?
    Please suggest.
    Kapil

    We referred to SAP and they suggeted that the tagging of W004 in both the lines means that now there is no error even system prompts it as error.
    So we continued with the transactions and after closing the FY 2009, today when we run ABST2, we dont get any error messages as there is no difference left between Assets & GL.

  • Difference between VAT AND EXCISE DUTIES

    HI ginius
    can any body give the difference between vat and excise duties

    VAT  is value added tax.  a tax levied by the government at the time of sales earlier it was LST ( local sales tax ) this is livied by the state goverments.
    ok...example  .like if colgae is manufacturing toothpaste and yu are buying it ... so at the time of buying ap[art from the price of material you are payin the vat also.
    but wher as excise duty is concerend it is levied by the central excise departments
    it is lived on colgate company after it manufactured the product even before selling the toothpaste colgate should pay excise to central excise dept on toothpaste becasue it manufactured it in india ( ofcourse it again collects frm the customer by hiking price )
    and excise is calulate don advolrem basis whcih is approx 16% on base price.

  • What is the difference between TO_CHAR and TO_DATE()?

    Hi everybody,
    i am facing a problem in my system.It is quite urgent, can you explain me "What is the difference between TO_CHAR and TO_DATE()?".
    According to user's requirement, they need to generate a code with format "YYMRRR".
    YY = year of current year
    M = month of current month (IF M >=10 'A' ,M >=11 'B' , M >=10 'C')
    RRR = sequence number
    Example: we have table USER(USER_ID , USER_NAME , USER_CODE)
    EX: SYSDATE = "05-29-2012" MM-DD-YYYY
    IF 10
    ROW USER_ID , USER_NAME , USER_CODE
    1- UID01 , AAAAA , 125001
    2- UID02 , AAAAA , 125002
    10- UID010 , AAAAA , 12A010
    This is the original Script code. But This script runs very well at my Local. Right format. But it just happens wrong format on production.
    12A010 (Right) => 11C010 (Wrong).
    SELECT TO_CHAR(SYSDATE, 'YY') || DECODE( TO_CHAR(SYSDATE, 'MM'),'01','1', '02','2', '03','3', '04','4', '05','5', '06','6', '07','7', '08','8','09','9', '10','A', '11','B', '12','C') ||     NVL(SUBSTR(MAX(USER_CODE), 4, 3), '000') USER_CODE FROM TVC_VSL_SCH                                                       
         WHERE TO_CHAR(SYSDATE,'YY') = SUBSTR(USER_CODE,0,2)                         
         AND TO_CHAR(SYSDATE,'MM') = DECODE(SUBSTR(USER_CODE,3,1),'1','01',          
              '2','02', '3','03', '4','04', '5','05',          
              '6','06', '7','07', '8','08', '9','09',          
              'A','10', 'B','11', 'C','12')                    
    I want to know "What is the difference between TO_CHAR and TO_DATE()?".

    try to use following select
    with t as
    (select TO_CHAR(SYSDATE, 'YY') ||
             DECODE(TO_CHAR(SYSDATE, 'MM'),
                    '01', '1',
                    '02', '2',
                    '03', '3',
                    '04', '4',
                    '05', '5',
                    '06', '6',
                    '07', '7',
                    '08', '8',
                    '09', '9',
                    '10', 'A',
                    '11', 'B',
                    '12', 'C') as code
        from dual)
    SELECT t.code || NVL(SUBSTR(MAX(USER_CODE), 4, 3), '000') USER_CODE
      FROM TVC_VSL_SCH
    WHERE SUBSTR(USER_CODE, 1, 3) = t.codeand yes you need check time on your prodaction server
    good luck
    Edited by: Galbarad on May 29, 2012 3:56 AM

  • What is the difference  between ws_upload and gui_upload

    what is the difference  between ws_upload and gui_upload
    what is the difference  between ws_download and gui_down load
    pls tell  briefly

    Hi Kuamr,
    UPLOAD and DOWNLOAD, the function modules used until now are not part of the standard set of ABAP commands. They are used to display the file interface on the presentation server. UPLOAD and DOWNLOAD are not compatible with USs and have been replaced by GUI_UPLOAD and GUI_DOWNLOAD.
    The new function modules, GUI_UPLOAD and GUI_DOWNLOAD, have an interface that also allows you to write Unicode format to the local hard drive. For a description of these interfaces, refer to the documentation for each function module, available under SAP Easy Access " Development " Function Builder " Goto " Documentation.
    Instead of using the function modules, you can use the static methods GUI_UPLOAD and GUI_DOWNLOAD of the global class CL_GUI_FRONTEND_SERVICES.
    Hope this resolves your query.
    Reward all the helpful answers.
    Regards

  • Difference between ws_download and gui_download

    Hi
    Can anyone explain briefly the difference between ws_download and gui_download
    Thanks in advance
    sapien

    Hai,
    in ws_download is Obsolete in Higher Versions
    file type is as follows
    PARAMETERS: P_FILE LIKE RLGRAP-FILENAME.     "local file with contracts
      CALL FUNCTION 'DOWNLOAD'
         EXPORTING
             FILENAME                = ' '
              FILETYPE                = I_TYPE
         TABLES
              DATA_TAB                = T_DOWNLOAD
         EXCEPTIONS
              INVALID_FILESIZE        = 1
              INVALID_TABLE_WIDTH     = 2
              INVALID_TYPE            = 3
              NO_BATCH                = 4
              UNKNOWN_ERROR           = 5
              GUI_REFUSE_FILETRANSFER = 6
              OTHERS                  = 7.
    in gui_download -->is using instead of 'ws_upload'
    file type is as follows
    PARAMETERS: P_FILE LIKE STRING.     "local file with contracts
    DATA: D_FILENAME TYPE STRING,
          D_FILEPATH TYPE STRING,
          D_FULLPATH TYPE STRING,
          L_FILETYPE TYPE CHAR10.
    IF L_FILETYPE = 'ASC'.
    L_FILETYPE = 'ASC'.
    ELSE.
    L_FILETYPE = 'DAT'.
    ENDIF.
    CALL METHOD CL_GUI_FRONTEND_SERVICES=>FILE_SAVE_DIALOG
    EXPORTING
       WINDOW_TITLE         =
       DEFAULT_EXTENSION    =
       DEFAULT_FILE_NAME    =
       FILE_FILTER          =
       INITIAL_DIRECTORY    =
       WITH_ENCODING        =
       PROMPT_ON_OVERWRITE  = 'X'
       CHANGING
        FILENAME             = D_FILENAME
        PATH                 = D_FILEPATH
        FULLPATH             = D_FULLPATH
       USER_ACTION          =
       FILE_ENCODING        =
      EXCEPTIONS
        CNTL_ERROR           = 1
        ERROR_NO_GUI         = 2
        NOT_SUPPORTED_BY_GUI = 3
        others               = 4
    IF SY-SUBRC <> 0.
    MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY NUMBER SY-MSGNO
               WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4.
    ENDIF.
    IF NOT D_FULLPATH IS INITIAL.
    CALL FUNCTION 'GUI_DOWNLOAD'
      EXPORTING
      BIN_FILESIZE                    =
        FILENAME                        = D_FULLPATH
        FILETYPE                        = L_FILETYPE
      APPEND                          = ' '
      WRITE_FIELD_SEPARATOR           = ' '
      HEADER                          = '00'
      TRUNC_TRAILING_BLANKS           = ' '
      WRITE_LF                        = 'X'
      COL_SELECT                      = ' '
      COL_SELECT_MASK                 = ' '
      DAT_MODE                        = ' '
      CONFIRM_OVERWRITE               = ' '
      NO_AUTH_CHECK                   = ' '
      CODEPAGE                        = ' '
      IGNORE_CERR                     = ABAP_TRUE
      REPLACEMENT                     = '#'
      WRITE_BOM                       = ' '
      TRUNC_TRAILING_BLANKS_EOL       = 'X'
      WK1_N_FORMAT                    = ' '
      WK1_N_SIZE                      = ' '
      WK1_T_FORMAT                    = ' '
      WK1_T_SIZE                      = ' '
    IMPORTING
      FILELENGTH                      =
      TABLES
        DATA_TAB                        = T_DOWNLOAD
      FIELDNAMES                      =
    EXCEPTIONS
       FILE_WRITE_ERROR                = 1
       NO_BATCH                        = 2
       GUI_REFUSE_FILETRANSFER         = 3
       INVALID_TYPE                    = 4
       NO_AUTHORITY                    = 5
       UNKNOWN_ERROR                   = 6
       HEADER_NOT_ALLOWED              = 7
       SEPARATOR_NOT_ALLOWED           = 8
       FILESIZE_NOT_ALLOWED            = 9
       HEADER_TOO_LONG                 = 10
       DP_ERROR_CREATE                 = 11
       DP_ERROR_SEND                   = 12
       DP_ERROR_WRITE                  = 13
       UNKNOWN_DP_ERROR                = 14
       ACCESS_DENIED                   = 15
       DP_OUT_OF_MEMORY                = 16
       DISK_FULL                       = 17
       DP_TIMEOUT                      = 18
       FILE_NOT_FOUND                  = 19
       DATAPROVIDER_EXCEPTION          = 20
       CONTROL_FLUSH_ERROR             = 21
       OTHERS                          = 22

  • Difference between BBP_GET_STATUS_2 and CLEAN_REQREQ_UP reports

    Could someone explain in simple way what is the difference between BBP_GET_STATUS_2 and CLEAN_REQREQ_UP reports? I have read the differences in standard documentation but it is a little confusing.
    Thanks!
    Regards,
    Madhur

    Hi
    CLEAN_REQREQ_UP (Cleaner Job)
    You can use this function for document types Shopping cart, (Local) Purchase Order, Confirmation, and Invoice to trigger a synchronization with the associated documents in the back-end system. The system checks whether and how the (follow-on) documents were posted in the back end, and updates the object link and references, as well as the document status.
    A job (background processing) is generated for the program CLEAN_REQREQ_UP. When this is run, the system queries a database table containing the transfer information of the documents to the back end. The entries are checked with the data of the respective back-end systems. If the back-end transfer is successful, the respective entries are deleted and the prerequisites for further processing are created.
    BBP_GET_STATUS2 (Status Job)
    The status job was created by SAP to update the EBP system with data such as purchase requisition number, purchase order number, goods received or invoices recorded manually in R/3, etc. The report should not be run on a frequent basis at short intervals unless the order count from EBP to R/3 is not that high. Otherwise, a recommended interval for running the report is approximately every hour. Basically the schedule times depend on your business requirements.
    Until this job runs, the user will not see the number of the backend document created in R/3 for a particular shopping cart in the history tab of the check status transaction.
    Some more information :
    Go to:
    SPRO->IMG->Integration with Other SAP components->Advanced Planning and
    Optimization->basic Settings for the Data Transfer->Change Transfer->
    change Transfer for Transaction Data->Active Online Transfer using BTE
    Here you should maintain the application 'SRMNTY' with active flag.
    Once this customizing is enabled, whenever a follow-on document
    (either confirmation or invoice) for an extended classic PO is created
    in the backend R/3 system, the R/3 system communicates to the SRM system
    by creating an entry in the table BBP_DOCUMENT_TAB for this PO.
    The item level of the SRM PO has fields to store the actual quantity
    and values entered for the corresponding confirmations and invoices.
    After that, run the reports CLEAN_REQREQ_UP and BBP_GET_STATUS_2.
    When the report CLEAN_REQREQ_UP runs this will update the
    PO with statistical information. With the latest information in
    BBP_PDIGP table (statistical information) the query should work fine.
    Summer

  • Regional Settings differences between 2008 and 2012

    Hi There,
    Can anyone explain why some of the regional setting details have changed with Win 2012?
    Example: Dutch (Belgium) - nl-BE
    The 'Digital Grouping Symbol' has changed from a DOT to a WHITESPACE.
    2008 - €1.000,00 whereas 2012 - €1 000,00
    If the settings are changed on the servers will they persist after OS updates etc?
    Rgds,
    Frank

    Hi Vivian,
    I see no reference in the KB article to modifications for the CET timezone nor any reference to the resolution of culture format info discrepancies.
    A further issue is that the active regional settings on our PRD servers will be set to United States and it would appear that any modification to the Belgium locales (i.e. nl-BE, fr-BE) are not persisted once you switch to United States as the
    active setting.
    The knock on effect of this is that for our PRD web-applications (which are active across many regions), we have to write code to override the OS information. .NET uses the OS info to populate its Culture information.
    Could you confirm if the differences between 2008 and 2012 are the result of a bug or are the changes planned? Based on communication with some of our customers in Belgium, they are of the opinion that the 2008 (and Win 2003) settings are per their expectations.
    I really do not what to have to handle these situations across our application landscape and am sure that other people with globalized applications will also hit problems.

  • Differences between assets and G/L accts

    Differences between assets and G/L accts in the balance carried forward
    Message no. MQ 555
    Diagnosis
    Differences occurred in the balance carried forward when comparing asset summary records and G/L accounts.
    Procedure
    Using program RFEWSBAL, select the accounts for which differences occurred. To do this, proceed as follows:
    1. Changeover package: Active package
    Phase: ANALYZE
    Origin of change: AS
    Proceed
    1. Analyze the accounts containing errors using note 104567.
    If the document number field contains the entry "W004", this means that although a difference exists in the balance carried forward, this difference was charged off at the key date. Following local currency changeover, the system adjusts the currency differences at the key date only, but not in the balance carried forward.
    If the entry "W004" exists for all affected accounts, the status is set to warning instead of error. If the correction at key date described above proves sufficient, you can continue changing over the local currency without additional adjustments in the previous year.
    However, SAP does recommend that you make corrections in the previous year in line with note 104567 since this ensures that the balance carried forward is also reconciled.

    Hello,
    There 2 t codes ABST and ABST2.
    You have issue if ABST does not match.
    ABST2 is as of today t code. Ideally they will match.
    To fix the issue
    execute AFAR
    then execute AFAB repeat run dep.
    Normally your will asset balance will match with GL

  • Difference between getLocalName and getQName?

    I am just wondering what's the difference between getLocalName and getQName in the Attribute interface (XML)?
    Thank you!

    don't cross post.
    what do the javadocs tell you?
    %The API javadoc isn't very helpful, if just says that they return the local name and the qualified name. For more information look at this W3C Document. It defines a qualified name as a namespace prefix and a local part.

  • Difference between Macros and subroutine

    Hi all,
    What is the difference between the macros subroutine and function module functinalitywise.;

    Hi,
    Macros can only be used in the program the are defined in and only after the definition.
    Macros can take max 9 parameters.
    Macros are expanded at compilation / generation.
    Subroutines (FORM) can be called from both the program the are defined in and other programs ('perform
    ' of 'perform in program ').
    Subroutines can take any amount of parameters.
    Subroutines are 'expanded' at runtime.
    Functions are just like FORMs, but are intended to be called external.
    Some differences between FUNCTIONs and FORMs:
    The name of a FORM must be unique within the program (two programs can have different FORMs with the same name). A FORM is intended to be called internal (from within the program, however by a 'trick' you can call them external).
    The name of a FUNCTION has to be unique throughout the system. A FUNCTION is intended to be called external (and is thus shared by 'many' programs).
    The latter is more important for programmers and maintenance. Since a FUNCTION is called external, it is important to keep the interface (parameters) the same. The interface of a FORM (which is intended to be called internal) is check when debugging a program (but it is only checked within the program that is debugged). So if the interface of a FORM is changed, but the call to the FORM (perform ) is not, the debugger will notice this and issue an error message.
    In general:
    A MACRO is more or less an abbreviation for some lines of code that are used more than once or twice.
    A FORM is a local subroutine (which can be called external).
    A FUNCTION is (more or less) a subroutine that is called external.
    Since debugging a MACRO is not really possible, prevent the use of them (I've never used them, but seen them in action). If the subroutine is used only local (called internal) use a FORM. If the subroutine is called external (used by more than one program) use a FUNCTION.
    --Excerpt from http://sap.ittoolbox.com/documents/popular-q-and-a/macro-vs-subroutine-1594#
    DATA p_c(10).
    FIELD-SYMBOLS: <fs> TYPE ANY.
    DATA p_old1 TYPE i VALUE 10.
    DATA p_old2 TYPE i VALUE 11.
    DATA p_old3 TYPE i VALUE 12.
    DATA p_old4 TYPE i VALUE 13.
    DATA p_old5 TYPE i VALUE 14.
    DATA p_old6 TYPE i VALUE 15.
    DATA p_old7 TYPE i VALUE 16.
    DATA p_old8 TYPE i VALUE 17.
    DATA p_old9 TYPE i VALUE 18.
    DATA p_old10 TYPE i VALUE 19.
    DATA p_old11 TYPE i VALUE 21.
    DATA p_old12 TYPE i VALUE 22.
    DATA p_old13 TYPE i VALUE 23.
    DATA p_old14 TYPE i VALUE 24.
    DEFINE ADD_MAPPING.
    p_c = &1.
    CONDENSE p_c.
    CONCATENATE 'p_old' p_c INTO p_c.
    ASSIGN (p_c) TO <fs>.
    WRITE <fs>.
    END-OF-DEFINITION.
    DO 14 TIMES.
    ADD_MAPPING sy-index.
    ENDDO.
    http://sap.ittoolbox.com/documents/popular-q-and-a/macro-vs-subroutine-1594
    http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/9f/db972835c111d1829f0000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
    Regards,
    Priyanka.

  • Difference between Macros and subroutines

    Hi experts can any one tell difference between macros and subroutines.

    1) Macros can only be used in the program the are defined in and only after the definition are expanded at compilation / generation. Subroutines (FORM) can be called from both the program the are defined in and other programs . A MACRO is more or less an abbreviation for some lines of code that are used more than once or twice. A FORM is a local subroutine (which can be called external). A FUNCTION is (more or less) a subroutine that is called external. Since debugging a MACRO is not really possible, prevent the use of them (I’ve never used them, but seen them in action). If the subroutine is used only local (called internal) use a FORM. If the subroutine is called external (used by more than one program) use a FUNCTION
    2)  The macros, which we may use,
    (stored in table TRMAC)
    , we cannot debug that code.
    3) where as in subroutine,
    its a abap code, directly visile in
    the editor,
    and we can debug this code.
    4) MACROS =>
    Getting a feel of macros
    The basic syntax of macros is as follows:
    DEFINE macro_name. "Macro Definition
    ……………. Statements
    ……………. Statements
    END-OF-DEFINITION. "Macro Definition
    macro_name par1 par2 …par9. "Macro call -parameters separated by spaces
    Within the DEFINE... and END-OF-DEFINITION lies the body of the macro—the statements that you wish to be executed each time the macro is called. These statements may be any valid ABAP statements, such as WRITE, CLEAR, FORM calls, or database statements such as SELECT or UPDATE.
    To familiarize yourself with the working of macros, it's necessary to take a close look at exactly what happens when an ABAP program containing a macro call is generated. Consider Listing A.
    All ABAP programs must be generated before they can be executed. At the time of program generation, the system supplants each macro call, as shown in Listing A, with the statement(s) placed between the macro definition. Furthermore, the parameters passed at the time of macro calling are copied in place of the any placeholders (numbered &1, &2 …&9) found in the body of the macro definition. The system simply ignores the presence of the macros during the execution of the program—that is, all statements are executed as a single block of code:
    write : int1.
    write : int2.
    write : int3.
    Other than readability and meaningfulness, macros also offer performance advantages. For testing purposes, I wrote a macro that incremented the value of a variable by 1 and called the macro N times via a DO loop, as shown here:
    DEFINE INCREMENT.
    ADD 1 TO &1.
    END-OF-DEFINITION.
    DO N TIMES.
    INCREMENT VAR1.
    ENDDO.
    SUBROUTINES=>
    Subroutines
    You call subroutines from ABAP programs using the PERFORM statement.
    Subroutines are introduced with the FORM statement and concluded with the ENDFORM statement.
    You can define subroutines in any ABAP program. You can either call a subroutine that is part of the same program or an external subroutine, that is, one that belongs to a different program. If you call an internal subroutine, you can use global data to pass values between the main program and the subroutine. When you call an external subroutine, you must pass actual parameters from the main program to formal parameters in the subroutine.
    *U Shud start rewarding helpfull answers*
    amit

Maybe you are looking for