hostapd_cli-version
QNX SDP8.0Utilities ReferenceUtilities
Query the hostapd daemon from a command-line client
Syntax:
hostapd_cli-version [-a action_file] [-Bhv] [-G ping_interval]
[-i ifname] [-P PID_file] [-p path] [-s dir_path]
[command ...]
Runs on:
QNX OS
Options:
- -a action_file
- Run in daemon mode executing the specified action file based on an event from hostapd.
- -B
- Run as a daemon in the background.
- -G ping_interval
- The ping interval, in seconds. The default is 5 seconds.
- -h
- Show the help information.
- -i ifname
- The interface on which to listen. The default is the first interface found in the socket path.
- -P PID_file
- Specify the location of the PID file.
- -p path
- The path to find control sockets. The default path is /var/run/hostapd.
- -s dir_path
- The directory path to open control sockets. The default is /var/run/hostapd.
- -v
- Show the version information.
Commands:
- accept_acl
- Add/Delete/Show/Clear the accept MAC ACL.
- assoc_vse
- Report the VSE in the Association/Reassociation request.
- bss_tm_req
- Send a BSS Transition Management Request.
- chan_switch cs_count freq [sec_channel_offset=offset] [center_freq1=cfreq1] [center_freq2=cfreq2] bandwidth=MHz] [blocktx] [ht|vht]
- Initiate a channel switch announcement, to inform the connected station that the AP is changing the channel.
The first mandatory parameter tells the AP to switch the channel after cs_count beacon frames;
the second parameter indicates the frequency of the new channel (in MHz).
The remaining parameters are optional and specify the following information:
- the offset to use in calculating the center frequency for the secure channel
- the center frequency of the entire channel (for mono) or the first sub-channel (for stereo)
- the center frequency of the second sub-channel (for stereo)
- the bandwidth of the new channel (in MHz)
- whether to prevent the AP from transmitting packets to the internet
- whether to enable HT or VHT mode
- deny_acl
- Add/Delete/Show/Clear the deny MAC ACL.
- disable
- Disable hostapd on the current interface.
- disassoc_imminent
- Send a Disassociation Imminent notification.
- driver_flags
- Show the supported driver flags.
- enable
- Enable hostapd on the current interface.
- erp_flush
- Drop all ERP keys.
- ess_disassoc
- Send an ESS Dissassociation Imminent notification.
- get name
- Get the value of a runtime variable.
- get_config
- Show the current configuration.
- help
- Show the usage information.
- hs20_deauth_req addr code reauth_delay [url]
- Send a WNM-Notification Imminent Deauthentication notification.
This command has three mandatory parameters:
- the station's address
- the code to transmit, either 0 or 1
- the reauthentication delay, in seconds
It also has one optional parameter, for specifying the URL of the deauthenticating server.
- hs20_wnm_notif addr url
- Send a WNM-Notification Subscription Remediation Request. This command takes two parameters: the station's address and the URL of the Subscription Remediation server.
- interface [ifname]
- Show all interfaces or select the interface indicated by ifname.
- level debug_level
- Change the debug level.
- license
- Show the full hostapd_cli license.
- log_level [level]
- Show/change the logging verbosity level.
- pmksa
- Show PMKSA cache entries.
- pmksa_flush
- Flush the PMKSA cache.
- poll_sta address
- Poll the station with the indicated address to check connectivity, using a QoS null frame.
- quit
- Exit hostapd_cli.
- raw parameters...
- Send an unprocessed command, which can take parameters.
- reload
- Reload the configuration for the current interface.
- reload_wpa_psk
- Reload the WPA PSK file only.
- remove_neighbor address ssid=SSID
- Remove the specified AP from the neighbor database.
- req_beacon address [req_mode=mode] measurement_req_hexdump
- Send a Beacon Report request, represented as a hexadecimal dump, to the station with the specified address and optionally, in the specified request mode.
- req_lci address
- Send an LCI request to the specified station.
- req_range
- Send an FTM range request.
- send_qos_map_conf address
- Send a QoS Map Configure frame to the specified address.
- set name value
- Set the value of a runtime variable.
- set_neighbor address ssid=SSID nr=arg [lci=arg] [civic=arg] [stat]
- Add an AP to the neighbor database. The mandatory parameters specify the AP's address, SSID, and neighbor data. There are optional parameters for sending LCI data and/or civic data, and for marking the neighbor entry as stationary.
- set_qos_map_set arg1,arg2,...
- Set QoS mapset elements.
- update_beacon
- Update Beacon frame contents.
- vendor vendor_ID sub_command_ID [hex_data]
- Send a vendor-specific driver command represented as hexadecimal data.
- wps_ap_pin command [parameters...]
- Enable or disable the AP PIN. For information about the specific commands you can send, see: https://w1.fi/cgit/hostap/plain/hostapd/README-WPS
- wps_cancel
- Cancel the pending WPS operation.
- wps_config SSID auth encr key
- Configure the AP to use the specified SSID, authentication protocol, encryption algorithm, and key.
- wps_get_status
- Show the current WPS status.
- wps_pbc
- Indicate a button was pushed to initiate PBC.
Description:
Use the hostapd_cli utility to obtain the current authentication status of the hostapd daemon and get MIB variables such as dot1x, dot11, and radius.
The number in the hostapd_cli utility name indicates the WPA version it supports. For example, hostapd_cli-2.9 supports version 2.9.
The utility supports two modes: interactive and command line. Both modes share the same command set. To start interactive mode, run the hostapd_cli utility without any parameters on the command line and then enter hostapd_cli commands at the prompt. In command-line mode, enter hostapd_cli commands as command-line arguments.
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