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Aironet Wireless Client xxvii

Figure 0.3 - Serial Universal Clients Only

If both ends of the serial connection are to be Serial Universal Clients and they

are within radio range of each other, the Serial Universal Clients may be put

into a mode to communicate directly with each other without an intervening

Access Point.

Serial

Universal

Client

Serial

Universal

Client

Terminal connected

via EIA-232-E

EIA-232-E Device

UCE.BK Page xxvii Wednesday, February 10, 1999 12:10 PM

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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
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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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