User`s guide

2 - 10 Aironet Wireless Client

About the Menus

Perform the following general functions using menus:

n Conﬁguration: Allows you to conﬁgure Ethernet or Serial and

Radio Parameters, establish Network Identiﬁcations, and set SNMP

values. See Chapters 3-7.

n Statistics: View a variety of statistical information such as transmit

and receive data throughput, Ethernet or Serial and radio errors, and

the general status of the Aironet Wireless Client. See Chapter 8

“Viewing Statistics”.

n Association Table: A table that contains the addresses of all radio

nodes associated below the Aironet Wireless Client on the infra-

structure. You may use the association table to display, add and

remove static entries, and allow automatic additions to the table.

See Chapter 9 “Setting Up the Association Table”.

n Logs: Keeps a record of all events and alarms that occur on the unit.

With the Logs Menu, you can view and/or print a history of all log

entries, set alarm levels, and determine the type of logs you want to

save. See Chapter 10 “Setting Up Event Logs”.

n Diagnostics: Allows you to run link tests between the Aironet Wire-

less Client and other infrastructure nodes to test the quality of the

radio link. Use the Diagnostics function to load new code versions

of the Aironet Wireless Client’s ﬁrmware. See Chapter 11 “Per-

forming Diagnostics”.

n Privilege: Allows you to set privilege levels and passwords to

restrict access to the Console Port’s menus and functions.

n Help: A brief help screen outlining the procedures for accessing

menus and entering commands.

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