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Specifying How Node Addresses are Displayed (NIDdisp)
Use the NIDdisp option to specify how the node addresses are displayed
on the Association Display Screen. The Aironet Wireless Client has the
ability to display node addresses as follows:
n If you specify “numeric”, the addresses are displayed entirely in
numeric form (default)
n If you specify “name”, the Organizational Unique Identifier (OUI)
portion of the address (the first three bytes) is examined to see if it
is one of the known types. If it is in the list, the first three bytes will
be replaced by the name of the company that owns the OUI. Other-
wise the numeric value is displayed. For example, the address of a
SUN workstation could be displayed as either 080020ladecc or
Sun-ladecc.
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- Technical Reference Manual 1
- Contents 3
- Contents iii 5
- Contents v 7
- Appendix A 9
- Contents ix 11
- List of Figures 12
- List of Tables 13
- Typographical Conventions 17
- Serial Client 19
- Ethernet Client 20
- Universal Client 20
- Multi-Client 20
- Ethernet Compatibility 21
- Protocols Supported 22
- Radio Ranges 23
- Site Survey 23
- Radio Antenna 24
- Security Features 24
- Terminology 25
- Client System Configurations 26
- Aironet Wireless Client xxv 27
- Ethernet or Serial 33
- Before You Start 34
- Installation 35
- CONSOLE/RS232 37
- Top Panel Indicators 39
- Indicator Display 40
- Description 40
- Radio Status Infrastructure 40
- Using the Mounting Bracket 42
- (Figure 1.9) 43
- Accessing the Console System 45
- Access Methods 46
- Using the Console 47
- Sub-Menus 48
- Commands and Information 48
- Are you sure [y/n] : 49
- Command Line Mode 50
- Telnet Access 51
- Web Access 52
- About the Menus 54
- Enabling Linemode (Linemode) 59
- Using the Remote Menu 60
- Adding a Remote Host (Add) 61
- Monitoring of the DTR Signal 62
- Before You Begin 63
- Viewing the Configuration Menu 64
- Before You Begin 3 - 3 65
- Restoring your Configuration 67
- Configuring the Radio Network 69
- Establishing an SSID (SSID) 71
- Basic Rates (Basic_rates) 72
- 90, Source received 90 78
- Viewing Errors (Errors) 79
- CHAPTER 5 85
- Using the Configuration Menu 86
- Serial Configuration Menu 87
- Forwarding by Time (Timeout) 87
- Partner Address (Partner) 89
- TCP Port (Tcp_port) 89
- > telnet 90
- Enter on or off : on 90
- > type 90
- Setting Network Identifiers 93
- Entering a Host Route (Host) 98
- Deleting a Route (Delete) 98
- Configuring SNMP 99
- Overview 100
- Configuring SNMP 7 - 3 101
- Adding a Community (Add) 103
- Configuring SNMP 7 - 7 105
- Configuring SNMP 7 - 9 107
- Viewing Statistics 109
- Viewing the Statistics Menu 110
- Viewing Statistics 8 - 3 111
- Viewing Statistics 8 - 5 113
- Viewing Statistics 8 - 7 115
- Viewing Statistics 8 - 9 117
- CHAPTER 9 119
- Using the Association Menu 121
- Network Map (Trace) 123
- Setting Up Event Logs 125
- Error Logs 127
- Severe Error Logs 128
- Using the Logs Menu 130
- 1. ra Radio 133
- 2. re Radio error 133
- Performing Diagnostics 137
- Using the Diagnostics Menu 138
- Using the Network Menu 139
- Sending a Ping Packet (Ping) 141
- LAN Interfaces Supported 153
- Radio Characteristics 153
- Physical Specifications 154
- Console Port Pin-Out 155
- Ethernet Only 158
- Serial Only 158
- Appendix C - SNMP Variables 163
- C.1 MIB II Variables 163
- The System Group 163
- The Interfaces Group 164
- The IP Group 165
- The ICMP Group 166
- The UDP Group 166
- The Transmission group 167
- The SNMP Group 168
- 3.2 The Custom MIB 169
- The Configure Ethernet Group 169
- The Configure ARLAN Group 169
- The Configure Console Group 170
- The Configure SNMP Group 170
- The Configure Logs Group 171
- The Configure Ident Group 171
- The Logging Group 172
- The Admin Group 173
- The Admin LinkTest Group 173
- The Admin FTP Group 174
- User’s Guide 175
- Communications 175
- Web Site 175
- I-ii 178
- I-iv 180
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