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There are two common applications for the Serial Client:
n Replacing a serial cable with a wireless link. The cable between a
serial device and its host can be eliminated.
NOTE: For this application, two Wireless Clients are required.
n Connecting a serial device to a LAN using an Access Point.
Ethernet Client
The Universal Client and the Multi-Client can connect nodes to an
Ethernet infrastructure.
Universal Client
The Ethernet Client connects to a standard Ethernet port using a
10BaseT/RJ-45 (twisted pair) connector. The Ethernet Client supports
ad hoc networking or Ethernet connectivity to a wired LAN using
Access Points. The Ethernet Client can be used in a variety of infra-
structure system configurations. The figure below shows Ethernet Uni-
versal Clients connected to a file server over a wired LAN through the
Access Point.
Multi-Client
The Multi-Client connects to a standard 10BaseT/RJ-45 (twisted pair)
connector. The Multi-Client can connect up to four end nodes through a
hub to an Ethernet infrastructure.
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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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