Access5830™ User Manual
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AP SYSINFO PARAMETERS AND RELATED COMMANDS
Parameter
Description
Related CLI Command
activated, and the network traffic
exceeds the MIR threshold, the
AP will only serve CIR for all its
SU’s.
When MIR Threshold is
activated, and the network traffic
does NOT exceed the MIR
threshold, the AP will still serve
MIR for all its SU’s.
Active Channel
Current RF channel and
polarization (v)ertical or
(h)orizontal.
Freq writescan <ch#><v|h>
RF Rx Threshold
Specifies the receiver sensitivity
of the AP. It is a powerful tool
when the radio is in a noisy
environment. AP will block out
any signal received which is
below the RF Rx threshold.
Separate settings exist for bot
ISM and UNII bands.
rfrxth <ism|unii><-90|-85|-80|-75|-70|-65>
example: rfrxth ism -70
RF Tx Power
Current transmit power of the
AP not including antenna gain.
Power <setism|senunii> <min|max|<dBm>>
Example: power setism 10
Channel Table
Lists each of the assigned
frequencies to each channel.
Note that default channels 1-6
are assigned to ISM band and
channels 7-11 are assigned to
U-NII band. All channels may
be re-assigned as desired by
the user.
Freq writechannel [<ch#><freq>]
Broadcast Packet
This switch (0) enables/disables
the blocking of Ethernet control
packet except ICMP and ARP to
reduce the amount of
unnecessary overhead
introduced to the wireless link
Sw 0 [on|off]
(default is on)
Remarks
User definable radio information
(i.e. customer name, address of
installation, and so on).
Maximum 28 characters can be
stored.
Remarks [remarks]
AP Subscriber Unit Database
Once you are familiar with the AP’s basic system information presented above, it is time to add one or
more SU’s to the SU database (sudb). There are three basic commands related to the SU database:
sudb
add
,
sudb view, and updateflash sudb
.
To add an SU to the sudb database, you will need to know the following information:
1. SU ID (an integer which uniquely identifies the SU within this AP’s SU database)
2. MAC ID of SU (printed on the back of the SU)
