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Web-based Configuration Guide

Alarm and Fault Diagnosis

Caution

Channel and channel width settings described in this section are performed on the local device. You can click

the IP address of a device to open the management page of the device and set the channel and channel

width.

5.1.6

Radar Signal Interference

When the device detects a radar signal in a channel, it generates an alarm and automatically switches the

channel. Hover the cursor over the orange number of the prompt to display alarm details.

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Summary of Contents for Reyee RG-EST Series

Page 1: ...Ruijie Reyee RG EST Series Wireless Bridges ReyeeOS 1 80 1305 Web based Configuration Guide Document Version V1 0 Date 2022 02 18 Copyright 2022 Ruijie Networks...

Page 2: ...chase are subjectto commercial contracts and terms Some or all of the products services or features described in this documentmaynot be within the scope of your purchase or use Unless otherwise agreed...

Page 3: ...Time 2 Signs The signs used in this documentare described as follows Danger An alert that calls attention to safety operation instructions thatif not understood or followed when operating the device...

Page 4: ...Specification An alert that contains a description ofproductor version support 3 Note This manual introduces the features of the productand offers guidance on configuration and testing...

Page 5: ...tem Default Value IP address 10 44 77 254 Username Password Username and password are notrequired atyour first login and you can configure the bridge directly 1 3 Login to Eweb on a PC 1 3 1 Connectin...

Page 6: ...44 77 254 and the subnet mask is 255 255 255 0 so that the management computer can access the device For example set the IP address of the management computer to 10 44 77 10 Caution The IP address oft...

Page 7: ...r power on You can also manually pair the devices by setting up a WDS network See Setting WDS Wi Fi for a Single NVR or Camera In a paired WDS group bridges can work in access point AP or Customer Pre...

Page 8: ...Fi Network Settings 2 In the displayed dialog box click Start 3 Click Next 4 Select a mode from the Work Mode drop down list Caution Switching the mode will rebootthe device Therefore exercise cautio...

Page 9: ...iguring the WDS password for the entire network ensure that all devices in the network are online Otherwise the WDS passwords ofthe devices will be inconsistent Configuring the WDS password for the en...

Page 10: ...et the same managementSSID and password for all bridges in the LAN Enable WiFi Choose whether to enable the managementWi Fi for all devices in the network SSID The SSID is the name of the managementWi...

Page 11: ...ew Change WDS Password The default WDS password of devices is the same Changing the WDS password can prevent others from illegallyaccessing the user network by using a device of the same model When co...

Page 12: ...amera 2 6 1 Setting the WDS SSID To prevent network exceptions you are advised to keep the defaultWDS SSID unless otherwise specified If a new WDS SSID is set for a device in a WDS group other bridges...

Page 13: ...he same You are advised to change the password for devices in the entire network or in a WDS group to prevent others from accessing the network using a device of the same model Caution WDS passwords c...

Page 14: ...in the current environmentin the following way to find the optimal channel Choose Wireless WDS Channel Transmit Power Click Interference to check the interference of current channels The channel with...

Page 15: ...end Note The available channel is related to the country region code Selectthe local country or region The above figure provides guidance on 5 GHz channel configuration Take the same steps for 2 4 GH...

Page 16: ...WDS Channel Transmit Power Channel Width If the interference is severe choose a lower channel width to avoid network stalling A 5 GHz bridge supports channel widths of 20 MHz 40 MHz and 80 MHz while a...

Page 17: ...stmentofthe transmitpower In a scenario in which wireless devices are installed densely a lower power is recommended Low Medium and High indicate 50 75 and 100 power respectively 4 Configuring the Dis...

Page 18: ...6 km 2 8 Changingthe Country Region Code 2 8 1 Getting Started Country region code change takes effecton all devices in the entire network thatis all bridges on the Overview page Therefore before cha...

Page 19: ...y the country region Therefore exercise caution when performing this operation 2 9 Displaying WDS Group Information Choose Overview WDS Group Info Displayed WDS group information includes the number o...

Page 20: ...VR AP Camera CPE Click the icon of a device to displaythe basic information aboutthe device in the right panel ofthe page including the hostname uptime online status model SN MAC address software and...

Page 21: ...network 3 1 1 Allocating IP Addresses to All Bridges in the Network Static IP address On the Overview page click IP Allocation Configuring static IP addresses for the entire network When a large numbe...

Page 22: ...e IP addresses ofthe managementcomputer and the device are in the same network segment If they are not in the same network segment reconfigure the IP address ofthe managementcomputer See Configuring t...

Page 23: ...o All Bridges in the Network Caution After the IP address and subnetmask are changed the device web page may not be accessed You need to enter the new IP address in the browser address bar and ensure...

Page 24: ...be accessed You need to enter the new IP address in the browser address bar and ensure thatthe IP addresses ofthe management computer and the device are in the same network segment If they are not in...

Page 25: ...Web based Configuration Guide Network Settings...

Page 26: ...ration the system prompts key alarms about the bridges on the homepage so thatusers can handle the exceptions promptly Choose Overview Alarm 5 1 1 Default Device Name Is Not Modified Modifying device...

Page 27: ...e cursor over the orange number 1 in the figure of the prompt to configure the device password For configuration steps refer to Default Device Name Is Not Modified Caution The admin password is used t...

Page 28: ...d device in the network the function of configuring the WDS password for the entire network will be disabled 5 1 4 Network Cable Is Disconnected or Incorrectly Connected Hover the cursor over the oran...

Page 29: ...cal device You can click the IP address ofa device to open the managementpage ofthe device and setthe channel and channel width 5 1 6 Radar Signal Interference When the device detects a radar signal i...

Page 30: ...tings Note Non DFS channels include 36 48 and 149 165 Detecting radar signal interference is supported on EST310v1 EST310v2 EST350v1 and EST350v2 only 5 2 Network DiagnosisTools 5 2 1 Network Test Too...

Page 31: ...hoose Diagnostics Fault Collection Click Start to collect fault information and compress itinto a file for engineers to identify fault 6 System Settings 6 1 Configuring ManagementPassword Choose Admin...

Page 32: ...network in the network the function of configuring the admin password will be disabled 6 2 Configuring Session TimeoutDuration Choose System Tools Management Session Timeout If no operation is perform...

Page 33: ...on in the current system please exportthe configuration before resetting the device 6 4 Rebooting the Device Choose System Tools Reboot Reboot Click Reboot to reboot the device immediately Caution Ple...

Page 34: ...device powered on during reboot Otherwise the device may be damaged 6 5 2 Rebooting a Specific Camera Choose Overview WDS Group Info NVR AP Camera CPE You can restart a specific camera byclicking and...

Page 35: ...is incorrect check and selectthe local time zone If the time zone is correct but time is still incorrect click Edit to manually set the time In addition the bridge supports Network Time Protocol NTP s...

Page 36: ...on available you can click it for an update Caution After being updated the device will reboot Therefore exercise caution when performing this operation If no version update is detected or online upda...

Page 37: ...Tools Update Update All Devices You can view the current software version hardware version and device model You are advised to update all devices with configuration data retained Click Browse select...

Page 38: ...After the update is complete please log in to Eweb to check the software version number see Displaying the Information Abouta Single Device If update fails please choose LocalUpdate or Update All Dev...

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