Wireless Access Point – Bridging page.
7.1.1 Manual Bridging
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Signal strength LED MAC:
Signal strength LED MAC allows you set
up the SS (Signal Strength) LED to
indicate the received bridge signal
strength (RSSI, Received Signal Strength
Indication) of remote device the. When
you key in the BSSID at “Add Remote’s
AP BSSID/Note” section and click “Add”,
this BSSID will be indicated here. Choosing the BSSID that you want to know the received
signal strength, the SS LED will indicate the signal strength by different flicker frequency. If you
don’t wish to display any connection signal, select “Not Assigned”. You need click “Apply” after
you change this value.
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Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) 802.1d:
It should be enabled if there is any possibility that a bridging loop could occur. If you are certain
that there is no possibility that a bridging loop will occur, you can disable Spanning Tree
Protocol, because the bridge will be more efficient (faster) without it. However, if not sure, the
safest solution is to enable Spanning Tree Protocol.
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Remote AP’s MAC Address
This section list the remote bridge’s information, port number, signal strength and note.
Moreover, if you don’t want to link with some remote bridges, click the check box at the left side
of port number and confirm by clicking “Delete”.
7.1.2 Auto Bridging
The detail function of Auto Bridging describes at Chapter 8.
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