History
Version
Description
The interface channel width command has been
introduced.
2.04
3.16.16 interface compatibility
Description
Set the standard for wireless communications, with which a given wireless
adapter (the interface) must be compatible. For Wi-Fi interfaces, the
compatibility is set by string of Latin letters B, G, N, that denote extentions
to the standard IEEE 802.11. For example, the presence 'N' in the compability
line will imply that the given adapter will be able to deal with the
802.11n-compatible devices via radio channel. The set of admissible
compatibility lines is defined by the hardware capabilities of a particular
adapter and provisions of the relevant additions to the IEEE 802.11 standard.
By default, “BGN” value is used for 2.4 GHz.
Prefix no
No
Change settings
Yes
Multiple input
No
Interface type
Radio
Synopsis
(config-if)>
compatibility
‹
annex
›
Arguments
Description
Value
Argument
annex
For 2,4 GHz.
B, G, N
Example
(config-if)> compatibility GN
Compatibility set.
History
Version
Description
The interface compatibility command has been
introduced.
2.00
3.16.17 interface connect
Description
Start the process of connecting to a remote node.
Command with no prefix terminates the connection.
Prefix no
Yes
Change settings
Yes
Multiple input
No
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