Cisco Ultra-Reliable Wireless Backhaul Standalone, Software Configuration Guide, Release 26.1.x

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Configure fluidity using CLI

Updated: April 10, 2026

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Configure Fluidity mode on radio interfaces using CLI commands to enable the desired Fluidity role.

Configure Fluidity mode on radio interfaces to enable enhanced wireless connectivity and performance for vehicle communications.

Fluidity mode is configured on radio interfaces to support specific communication roles.

Before you begin

Follow these steps to configure fluidity using CLI:

Procedure

	1.	Use the configure dot11Radio interface mode fluidity command to configure Fluidity mode on the desired radio interface: Example: `configure dot11Radio 1 mode fluidity` Note At least one radio interface should be in Fluidity mode.
	2.	For Vehicle role, configure both radios in Fluidity mode: Example: `configure dot11Radio 1 mode fluidity configure dot11Radio 2 mode fluidity` If the desired Fluidity role is Vehicle both radios should be in Fluidity mode.

Configure fluidity role using CLI

Configure the Fluidity role to establish whether the device operates in infrastructure mode, vehicle mode, or as a wireless relay.

The Fluidity role determines how the device functions within the network topology. Infrastructure mode provides fixed network services, while vehicle modes support mobile connectivity with automatic or manual ID selection.

Procedure

	1.	Use the configure fluidity id command to configure the Fluidity role (infrastructure or mobile). Example: `Device# configure fluidity id`
	2.	Use the configure fluidity id [vehicle-auto \| infrastructure\| vehicle-id\| wireless-relay] command to configure Fluidity id mode. Example: `Device# configure fluidity id wireless-relay` Mode is one of the following values vehicle-auto - vehicle mode with automatic vehicle ID selection vehicle ID - (alphanumeric) vehicle mode with manual ID. infrastructure - infrastructure mode wireless-relay - wireless infrastructure with no ethernet connection to the backhaul
	3.	Use the end command to return to privileged EXEC mode. Example: `Device# end`
	4.	Use the write command to save the configuration. Example: `Device# write`

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