BlueGate 2100
User Interface
July 26, 2001
WIDCOMM, Inc, Proprietary and Confidential
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7.4 D
IAGNOSTICS
The Diagnostics tab provides access to additional pages that contain information related
to the network and Bluetooth settings of BlueGate 2100. The diagnostic tables include:
•
DHCP—IP addresses assigned by the DHCP.
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ARP—the active Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) entries.
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Routing—the active routing entries.
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Authentication—the Bluetooth authentication-level security table.
7.4.1 DHCP
The
Diagnostics > DCHP
tab displays the IP addresses assigned by the DHCP server for
use by BlueGate 2100 and its clients.
If Network Address Translation (NAT) is enabled this page displays a single entry that
corresponds to IP address of BlueGate 2100.
If NAT is disabled this page displays multiple entries that correspond to BlueGate 2100
and the Bluetooth devices connected to it.
If DHCP is disabled no DHCP entries will exist, regardless of the NAT setting.
7.4.2 ARP
The
Diagnostics
>
ARP
tab displays the active Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
entries in BlueGate 2100, including:
•
Entries for Ethernet devices communicating with BlueGate 2100.
•
Proxy entries for Bluetooth devices.
The ARP table lists the MAC Address and IP address for each entry.
7.4.3 Routing
The
Diagnostics
>
Routing
tab displays a table of routing entries for gateway and other
network node entities.
7.4.4 Authentication
The
Diagnostics
>
Authentication
tab displays the contents of the table used for
Bluetooth security.
This table contains the mapping between the Bluetooth device addresses (BD Addresses)
and Bluetooth device attributes. Depending on how authentication is configured the table
will show:
•
PIN Code and Link Key if authentication is enabled separately for each device.
•
The fixed PIN Code enabled for all devices.