Wilan VIP 110-24, Руководство оператора

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VIP 110-24 Operator’s Manual (rev E)
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Optional parameter to define the contact for maintenance purposes. This field is displayed in
the “Display-configuration” output and also reported through SNMP. This field is used for
information only. The contact string can be up to 25 characters with no spaces. If spaces are
desired, you may include the whole string in quotation marks.
Examples:
>node net-id=2754 name=bank type=leaf location=”wall street” contact=964-5848
single-node-reboot-timeout
timeout-sec=30..3600
After power up, a non-root radio attempts to get attached to a parent radio by responding to a
“new node poll” transmitted periodically by the root and repeater radios. If a radio fails to get
attached (or drops an existing attachment), it will perform a complete reset after the timeout
specified in this command.
Similarly, if a root radio has no children for the timeout specified by this command, it will
perform a reset.
This feature is useful if a command is issued to a remote radio changing its parameters in such a
way that breaks the link to its parent. In that case the remote radio will drop its attachment to
the network, wait for the “single-node-reboot-timeout” and then perform a reset. As a result,
the radio reverts to the saved configuration, allowing it to get reattached to the network.
Examples:
> snrt 60
rf-from-parent
channel=5..35
speed-mbps= 1, 2, 5.5, 11
power-dbm=0..23
This command configures the channel, speed, and transmit power used in the RF transmissions
from the parent to this node. When the radio gets attached to the network, it passes these values
to the parent, which will use them in all future RF transmissions to this radio.
Note that for the radio to get attached, the channel selected by this command must match one of
the two “new node poll” channels of the parent. See commands rf-nnp-1 and rf-nnp-2.
Example:
> rffp ch=15 sp=2 po=10
rf-nnp-1
channel=5..35
power-dbm=0..23