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Fortress Bridge: Command-Line Interface
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[AP]>
show radio
[RADIO 1]
Radio State: On
Radio Band: 802.11g
Radio Mode: AP
Channel: 1
Tx Power: Auto
Distance: 1
Beacon Interval: 100
Preamble: Short
Multicast: On
RSSI Monitor: Off
[RADIO 2]
State: On
Radio Band: 802.11a
Radio Mode: Bridge
Bridge Mode: Root
Channel: 149
Tx Power: Auto
Distance: 1
Beacon Interval: 100
Multicast: On
RSSI Monitor: Off
NOTE: The Bridge
CLI makes avail-
able certain Linux®
Wireless Extension
Tools for the configura-
tion of the Atheros®
wireless driver. These
can be used for addi-
tional WLAN configura-
tion. Refer to Section 6.7
for more detail.
RADIO 1
identifies the 802.11a/b/g, multi-mode radio
associated with the Bridges’ antenna port 1 (
ANT1), while
RADIO 2 identifies the higher-gain 802.11a radio associated
with antenna port 2 (
ANT2).
To view the current setting for a radio individually, specify the
radio by number (
1 or 2):
[AP]>
show radio 1
[RADIO 1]
Radio State: On
Radio Band: 802.11g
Radio Mode: AP
Channel: 1
Tx Power: Auto
Distance: 1
Beacon Interval: 100
Preamble: Short
Multicast: On
RSSI Monitor: Off
NOTE: If you are
deploying multi-
ple Fortress Bridges in a
point-to-point/ multi-
point network they
must be correctly con-
figured for their net-
work roles, typically
with one serving as the
root node and the rest
configured as non-root
nodes (refer to Section
3.3.1.4 for more detail).
Configure radio settings interactively by entering the set
command with just the
radio 1 or radio 2 argument. The
Bridge CLI presents one field at a time, and you can either
enter a new value for a given field or strike
Enter↵ to leave the
value unchanged and go on to the next field.
The options presented depend, in part, on the configuration
choices you make. A radio with a
Radio Mode setting of ap, for
instance, will not provide you an opportunity to set the
Bridge
Mode
, unless you change the Radio Mode to
bridge
, at which
point the
Bridge Mode option will be inserted dynamically, as
shown below.
- Secure Wireless 1
- Access Bridge 1
- Fortress Bridge 3
- Table of Contents 5
- Configuration 21 6
- Administration 52 7
- Command-Line Interface 80 8
- Chapter 1 11
- Introduction 11
- 1.2 Network Security Overview 12
- 1.3.3 System Components 13
- 1.3.4 Operating Modes 13
- 1.3.5 Deployment Options 14
- 1.4 This Document 15
- Chapter 2 16
- Installation 16
- 2.2 Preparation 17
- 2.2.2 Preparing the Network 18
- 2.2.3 Port Locations 18
- WARNING: The 19
- WARNING: To 19
- WARNING: If the 20
- 2.3 Installation Instructions 21
- 2.4 Outdoor Installation 21
- Clear for WAN Port 23
- CAUTION: The 24
- Non-Root, and click Apply 25
- 2.4.3 Weatherizing the Bridge 26
- 2.5 Indoor Installation 29
- 2.5.2 Configuring the Bridge 30
- Chapter 3 31
- Configuration 31
- 3.2 LAN Settings 32
- Multicast field 33
- 3.3 Radio Settings 34
- ANT1); Radio 2 uses an 35
- CAUTION: 36
- Distance setting on the 37
- Preamble setting of Short 37
- Preamble setting of Long 37
- 100 milliseconds 38
- AP radio mode on the VIRTUAL 40
- Edit button for each VAP 40
- RADIO SETTINGS screen.) 41
- Cleartext Security 42
- Fortress Security 42
- Open WEP and Shared WEP 42
- 802.1X Security 43
- WPA-PSK or WPA2-PSK be used 44
- WPA-Mixed-PSK) 44
- Edit button for 44
- 3.5 Bridge Passwords 46
- For security 47
- Normal operating mode meet 48
- 3.6.2 Secure Shell Access 49
- 3.6.3 Encryption Algorithm 49
- 3.6.4 Re-keying Interval 50
- 3.6.5 Access ID 50
- Global and Default Settings 51
- AUTHENTI 52
- CATION SETTINGS to point 52
- Mode field 52
- section of the 54
- Auth Mode, ensure 54
- 3.7 Blackout Mode 57
- 3.8 System Date and Time 58
- 3.10 Front-Panel Operation 59
- BLACKOUT MODE: Disabled), or 60
- Chapter 4 62
- Administration 62
- Allow. Such a device 63
- To edit a device: 64
- 4.2 User Authentication 65
- Local au 66
- To add a user: 67
- To edit a user account: 67
- To delete a user account: 68
- 4.3 Trusted Devices 69
- 4.3.1 Editing Trusted Devices 70
- 4.4 SNMP Settings 71
- 4.5 Backing Up and Restoring 72
- FIPS operating mode 73
- 4.6.1 Viewing 75
- Current Software Version 75
- Performing 76
- 4.7 Rebooting the Bridge 77
- Chapter 5 78
- Monitoring and Diagnostics 78
- 5.1.1 Traffic Statistics 79
- 5.1.2 Interface Statistics 79
- 5.2 Tracking 80
- 5.3 AP Associations 82
- 5.4 View Log 83
- 5.5 Diagnostics 85
- HOST MAC DATABASE: 86
- HOST MAC DATABASE button 86
- 5.6 Front-Panel Indicators 87
- 5.6.2 Radio LEDs 88
- 5.6.3 Port LEDs 89
- Chapter 6 90
- Command-Line Interface 90
- bits per second: 9600 91
- data bits: 8 91
- parity: none 91
- stop bits: 1 91
- hardware flow control: none 91
- 6.2 Getting Help in the CLI 92
- 6.3 Command Syntax 93
- 6.4.1 LAN Settings in the CLI 94
- Enter↵, to display the 95
- NOTE: The Bridge 96
- ANT1), while 96
- NOTE: If you are 96
- Enter↵ to leave the 96
- NOTE: Because 97
- Enter↵ to 99
- NOTE: Pa s s wo r d s 101
- NOTE: Usernames 101
- NOTE: Yo u c a n 102
- CAUTION: For se 103
- CAUTION: If you 104
- NOTE: Disabling 104
- NOTE: The 105
- Enter↵ to save them 105
- NOTE: Tr u s t e d D e 110
- CAUTION: Specify 110
- NOTE: You cannot 110
- FIPS op 110
- NOTE: The term 112
- 6.6.7 Pinging a Device 114
- 6.6.8 Tracing a Packet Route 114
- NOTE: Wir e le s s 115
- NOTE: You cannot 115
- Deployment with SAC 116
- 10.0.0.0–10.255.255.255 118
- 172.16.0.0–172.31.255.255 118
- 192.168.0.0–192.168.255.255 118
- <serialnumber> 123
- Chapter 7 124
- Specifications 124
- 7.1.4 Compliance 125
- 7.1.5 Logical Interfaces 125
- Chapter 8 127
- Troubleshooting 127
- Failed to decrypt 128
- Glossary 138
- Fortress : Glossary 139
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