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4.2. Wireless Settings
4.2.1. Configuring Physical Layer Options
4.2.1.1. Setting Radio Mode
interface
{
name
} {
index
}
mode
{a | auto | sturboa}
Description.
Specifies the IEEE 802.11 mode, which can be set to 802.1a only.
No-Form.
N/A.
Arguments.
mode
The mode: one of
a
, or
auto
. If the mode is set to
auto
, the device driver automatically
calculates the optimal mode for a given frequency and data transfer rate. Setting the radio
to "auto" is also known as dynamic modulation, or dynamic speed selection. the case
where the mode in set to sturboa, the channel size of the radio will change from 20 to 40
MHz; a static channel should be chosen for the sturboa mode to be operational (see more
detail in the channel size section).
Example 4.4. Specify IEEE 802.11 mode
EION: interface Wireless 0 mode a
The mode is set to 'a'.
4.2.1.2. Available Frequencies
show interface { name } { index } channel-list
Description. Displays a list of supported channels.
No-Form. N/A.
Arguments. No arguments.
Note: Frequency availability is subject to local regulatory approval. Because of this, some of the
channels listed in this example may not be availableNote: When a frequency change is required
on the radios that are associated to the main AP the user needs to change the frequency only on
the AP side. All the associated radios will automatically adapt their frequency to the one updated
on the AP. There is no need to change the frequency on every associated radio, as all of the CPEs
frequencies will change automatically.
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Configuration