User`s guide

Setting Up the Association Table 10 - 7

Network Map (Trace)

This command builds a table similar to the Network Map Table but does

not continuously display the table. Whenever the contents of the table

change, a log message appears indicating the changes. The command is

most useful for watching the movement of the radio nodes through the

infrastructure.

LM4500 202271 found associated to BRE105E 22ff0a

unit_112c80 Lobby_112c80 lost

NOTE: Press ENTER to exit screen.

Setting the Allowed Number of Child Nodes (Maximum)

This command determines the maximum number of allowed child nodes

that can be associated to the Ethernet or Token Ring Bridge.

Controlling Associations With Static Entries (Autoassoc/Add/Remove)

Use the auto-association parameter and the static association table

entries to control associations.

In its default conﬁguration, the Bridge will allow any radio node in range

to associate to it. For a more secure installation you must add static

entries to the association table for these nodes. This allows control over

which radio nodes are allowed to associate with which Bridge.

If auto-association is “On”, any radio node will be allowed to associate.

If the parameter is “Off”, only nodes whose address matches a static

table entry will be allowed to associate.

Static table entries are association table entries added manually by the

operator and saved in the conﬁguration memory. To add an entry, use

“Add” on the Association Menu. “Add” supplies the address of the node

that is to be controlled.