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3.8 WIRELESS NETWORK MENU
The Wireless Network Menu ( Figure 3-32 ) monitors the operation of
Remote radios in the network, regardless of the type of data they are
passing (Ethernet or serial) from the perspective of the AP. This
information is stored in a local database at the AP, and is not sent to the
Remotes.
Invisible place holder
Figure 3-32. Wireless Network Menu
•
Database Timeout
—Number of minutes until a database entry
expires. Remotes must be refreshed through a handshake
process to stay in the database. This allows decommissioned or
faulty radios to fall out of the database. [
1-720; 10
]
•
Max Remotes
—Maximum number of Remotes allowed to
associate with the AP. [
1-1024;100
]
•
Remote Management
—Presents a menu for management of a
particular Remote. See “Remote Management Menu” on
Page 70 for more information.
•
Remote Database
—Lists all Remotes connected to this AP.
See “Remote Database Menu” on Page 74 for more
information.
•
Group Database
—Lists all Remotes connected to this AP that
belong to a specific Group. See “Group Database Menu” on
Page 75 for more information.
•
Endpoint Database
—Lists the IP or MAC addresses of Ethernet
endpoints connected to Remote radios. See “Endpoint
Database Menu” on Page 75 for more information.
•
Access Point Database
—Lists the APs in the wireless network.
Inter-Access Point Protocol must be enabled ( see “Mobility
Configuration Menu” on Page 49 ) for this function to work).
IAPP traffic can be passed using these transceivers.
See “Access Point Database Menu” on Page 76 for more
information.