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docs: replace/deprecate InitialRoamRequestedTimeout

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This is being replaced by InitialAccessPointBusyTimeout but will
still be supported until full removal.
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James Prestwood 2025-05-19 09:36:22 -07:00 committed by Denis Kenzior
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@ -292,12 +292,22 @@ control how long a misbehaved BSS spends on the blacklist.
The initial time that a BSS spends on the blacklist. Setting this to zero
will disable blacklisting functionality in IWD.
* - InitialRoamRequestedTimeout
* - InitialRoamRequestedTimeout (**deprecated**)
- Values: uint64 value in seconds (default: **30**)
The initial time that a BSS will be marked after a BSS requests a roam.
This is to aid in avoiding roaming back to BSS's which are likely
overloaded. Setting this to zero will disabled this form of blacklisting.
This setting is deprecated, please use
[Blacklist].InitialAccessPointBusyTimeout instead.
* - InitialAccessPointBusyTimeout
- Values: uint64 value in seconds (default: **30**)
The initial time that a BSS will be blacklisted after indicating it
cannot handle more connections. This is triggered by either a BSS
transition management request (telling IWD to roam elsewhere) or by a
denied authentication or association with the NO_MORE_STAS status code.
Once a BSS is blacklisted in this manor IWD will attempt to avoid it for
the configured amount of time.
* - Multiplier
- Values: unsigned int value greater than zero, in seconds
(default: **30**)