Basic
Configuration via CLI
Trango Broadband Wireless — User Manual M2400S Rev A
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AP SYSTEM INFORMATION PARAMETERS AND RELATED COMMANDS
AP Parameter
Description
Related CLI Command
the same sector (meaning
associated to that AP) can
communicate with each other,
provided they have the same
SU2SU group number.
TCP/IP for SU
This software switch (7) when
on, allows users on the SU side
of the network to telnet or
HTTP into the AP.
sw 7 [<on|off>]
(default is on)
Example:
#>sw 7 off
Remarks User
definable
radio
information (i.e. customer
name, address of installation,
and so on). A maximum of 28
characters can be stored.
remarks [<remarks>]
Example:
#>remarks 123 Elm Street
Subscriber Unit Database Settings
Once you are familiar with the basic system information presented above, you are ready to add one or more SUs to
the SUDB. There are five basic commands related to the SUDB:
sudb add
,
sudb cirmir, sudb defaultcirmir, sudb
view
, and
save sudb
.
Adding an SU
You will need to know the following information to add an SU to the database:
1. MAC ID of the SU (printed on the back of the SU).
2. Polling priority: either PRIORITY or REGULAR.
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Note: SUs designated as PRIORITY will get polled more often by the AP.
To add an SU to the SUDB, use the following command and syntax:
sudb add <suid> <pr
|
reg> <device id>
suid:
SU ID
pr:
priority user
reg:
regular user
<device id>:
xx xx xx xx xx xx in hexadecimal (this is the MAC address of the SU)
Example:
#>sudb add 5 pr F3 3C 50 67 89 D4
In this example, SU ID 5 was added as a Priority SU. The MAC ID of that SU is F3 3C 50 67 89 D4.
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Note: You can add up to 126 entries in the SUDB
CIR / MIR Commands
The default CIR/MIR setting is 5000 Kbps for upstream and downstream values.
To change SU’s CIR/MIR settings, use the following command:
sudb cirmir <suid | all> <cir dn> <cir up> <mir dn> <mir up>
Example:
#>sudb cirmir 5 128 256 5000 5000
