GE MDS entraNET 900, Техническое руководство

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CMD
—Displays all settable optional arguments and their current values.
You can copy this list to a text file as a record of your configuration.
ETH Sets or displays the configuration of the Ethernet port. You can set the
port to a specific Ethernet address (static mode), or the address can be
determined automatically based on the first received packet (autoselect
mode).
Optional arguments:
ENDPT=<string of bytes in hex that is the endpoint MAC address>
—Sets or
displays the Ethernet endpoint address, and sets the endpoint address
behavior. The Ethernet address must be in the following format:
xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
.
Set
ETH ENDPT
to the device’s Ethernet address, or set the address to a
string of zeros to use the address of the source of the first received
packet.
ENDPTMODE=<auto, static>
—Displays the endpoint IP address behavior:
AUTO
—Endpoint address is automatically set to the source
address of the first received packet.
STATIC
—Endpoint address is manually configured.
MODE=<ON|OFF>
—Determines whether the Ethernet port is enabled or
disabled.
ON
: Ethernet port is enabled.
OFF
: Ethernet port is disabled.
CMD
—Displays all settable optional arguments and their current values.
You can copy this list to a text file as a record of your configuration.
HANDOFF Sets or displays the hand-off configuration.
Optional arguments:
ACKAVG=<percent>
—The percentage of hops for which data transmission
was successful (an ACK for the hop was received). This average is
sampled every hop over an interval as defined by
HANDOFF ACKAVGINT=
.
ACKAVGINT=<integer>
—
ACKAVG
averaging interval, defined as averaging
ACKs received over 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, or 128 hops.
ACKAVGTHRESH=<percent>
—The hand-off threshold for ACK averaging
(1–99).
BLOCKTIME=<seconds>
—Sets or displays the time in seconds (0–255) to
block access to an AP after hand-off.