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

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

Configure radio-off mode from CLI

Updated: April 10, 2026

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Configure radio-off mode when both radios (Fluidity and fixed) are disabled using CLI commands.

This task allows you to configure radio-off mode to disable all wireless interfaces on the device when both Fluidity and fixed radios need to be turned off.

Radio-off mode is used when you need to disable wireless functionality on mesh devices. When you specify radio-off, the device disables all the wireless interfaces. This configuration is performed through CLI commands that set the device's operating mode and radio settings.

Before you begin

Follow these steps to configure radio-off mode from CLI:

Procedure

1.

Set the device's current operating mode.

Mode could be mesh end, mesh point or global gateway (L3).

Example:

Device# configure modeconfig mode {meshpoint | meshend | gateway}
2.

Set the device's selected Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) OSI layer.

The possible value of layer is 2 (OSI Layer-2) or 3 (OSI Layer-3).

Example:

Device# configure modeconfig mode {meshpoint | meshend | gateway} [layer {2|3}]
3.

Set the radio-off mode.

Example:

Device# configure modeconfig mode { meshpoint | meshend | gateway } [layer {2|3}] [ radio-off {fluidity | fixed}]
4.

End the current configuration and save it.

Example:

Device# (configure modeconfig mode { meshpoint | meshend | gateway } [layer {2|3}] [ radio-off {fluidity | fixed}])# end
Device# write

Example:

Configure modeconfig mode meshend radio-off fluidity
Configure modeconfig mode meshend radio-off fixed