Xirrus XR-520, User Manual

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Wireless Array
Viewing Status on the Wireless Array 103
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IP Address : The Array’s IP address. You may click the address to access
WMI for this Array. If DHCP is enabled, the Array’s IP address is
assigned by the DHCP server. If DHCP is disabled, you must assign a
static IP address. To enable DHCP or to assign a static IP address for the
Array, go to
“Express Setup” on page 159 .
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Location : The location assigned to the Array. To establish the location
information, go to “Express Setup” on page 159 .
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Array OS : The software version running on the Array.
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IAP : The number of IAPs on the Array.
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(IAP) Up : Informs you how many IAPs are currently up and running. To
enable or disable all IAPs, go to “Express Setup” on page 159 . To enable
or disable individual IAPs, go to “IAP Settings” on page 290 .
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SSID : Informs you how many SSIDs have been assigned for the Array. To
assign an SSID, go to “SSID Management” on page 262 .
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(SSID) On : Informs you how many SSIDs are enabled. To enable or
disable SSIDs, go to “SSID Management” on page 262 .
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In Range : Informs you whether the Array is within wireless range of
another Wireless Array.
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Fast Roam : Informs you whether or not the Xirrus fast roaming feature is
enabled. This feature utilizes the Xirrus Roaming Protocol (XRP) ensuring
fast and seamless roaming capabilities between IAPs or Arrays at both
Layer 2 and Layer 3. To enable or disable fast roaming, go to
“Global
Settings (IAP)” on page 295 .
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Uptime (D:H:M) : Informs you how long the Array has been up and
running (in Days, Hours and Minutes).
To see additional information, select from the following checkboxes at the bottom
of the page. This will show the columns described below.
Hardware
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Model : The model number of each Array (XR-4820, XR-7630, etc.), plus
the amount of RAM memory and the speed of the processor.
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Serial : Displays the serial number of each Array.