Device configuration using the configurator interface
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7.6.2. FM-QUADRO
FM-QUADRO for mesh network-capable devices
The
FMQuadro
window contains controls to do the following functions:
• Plot all stationary wireless devices in a Fluidmesh network, or plot
all stationary devices in a Fluidmesh Fluidity network in relation to the
mobile wireless-equipped vehicles from which they receive relayed
traffic.
• Plot all wireless links within a network.
• Show important information about each static device, mobile device
and wireless link.
• Diagnose problems with wireless links.
• Show user-configured physical positions of all Fluidmesh
components in a wireless network, against the background of an
aerial map.
IMPORTANT
The FM-QUADRO tool is only available if the Cisco FM3500
Endo is set to
Mesh End
mode or
Bridge
mode. If the unit is
set to
Mesh Point
mode, the
-
FMQuadro™
menu option will
not be available.
FM-QUADRO does not feature an integrated full-network view.
It is designed to monitor network clusters only from the level of
the connected Mesh-end device. If a Fluidity Layer-3 network is
being monitored, you must use the FM-QUADRO view of the
local Global Gateway to see the network topology between the
Global Gateway and the Mesh ends connected to it. You must
use the FM-QUADRO view of each Mesh End if you want to
see the topology and device handoffs within a network cluster
governed by the Mesh end.
If you need a fully integrated view of the entire network, you
must use FM Monitor as the primary network monitoring tool.
IMPORTANT
For detailed information on the operational concepts that
govern Fluidity, refer to the
Cisco Ultra-Reliable Wireless
Backhaul Fluidity Specifications
document.
