June 30, 2006
Confidential
Document Number BDTM10001-A05 Standard
BelAir100 User Guide
Access Radio Configuration
Access Radio Rates
show arm<n> rates
set arm<n> rates {default|range|throughput|custom “<rates>”}
These commands allow you to customize the radio rate settings listed
previously.
The
default
setting resets the radio rate settings to match those listed
previously.
The
range
setting optimizes the radio rate settings such that clients can
associate with the access radio from a greater distance. The lowest rate
becomes basic and all other rates become non-basic.
The
throughput
setting optimizes the radio rate settings such that clients that
associate with the access radio have the greatest throughput. All rates becomes
basic.
The
custom “<rates>”
setting allows you to customize the radio rate settings
listed previously. The
<rates>
parameter is a comma separated list of rates. If a
rate is excluded from the list, then that rate is disabled and the radio cannot
operate at that rate. You can also specify a rate with
-basic
. Rates that are
specified without
-basic
automatically become non-basic. When specifying the
<rates> parameter, make sure that you:
• use quotation marks to enclose the list
• do not put a space after the comma delimiter
Example - Customizing the Rate Setting
The following command sets the 1 Mb/s rate as basic, sets the 2 Mb/s rate as
non-basic, disables the 5.5 Mb/s rate and sets the 11 Mb/s rate as non-basic.
/radio# set arm1 rates custom “1-basic,2,11”