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Priority:
Specify the priority given to the AP.
This value determines which access point acts as the central reference point, or Root
AP, for the STP system — the lower the priority value, the more likely the access point is
to become the Root AP.
If the priority values are all the same, then the system will search for the access point
with the smallest MAC address and set it as the Root AP.
Hello Time:
Specify the time in seconds that elapses between the generation of configuration
messages (also known as Hello BPDUs) by an AP that assumes itself that it’s the Root
AP.
Forwarding Delay:
Specify the time in seconds an AP spends in the listening and learning states (listening
for configuration messages.)
Max Aging Time:
Specify the maximum age in seconds of stored configuration message information,
after which it is judged as too old and are discarded.
Note: If an AP does not receive another configuration message after the Max Aging
Time, the system assumes that the link between itself and the Root AP has gone down
and reconfigures the network accordingly.
After specifying the values, click Apply to apply changes.