User's Manual Part 3

〓MSR Series Quick Start Guide, AOS-v2.0〓

A wireless laptop may associate to this default BSS on the MSR series and obtain an IP

address from MSR series’ built-in DHCP server. Then, the CLI may be accessed by

using SSH to connect to the IP address 172.16.1.1 and entering the default user name

and password.

A note about Telnet

While MSR series do not offer telnet access at shipping time for security reasons, telnet

service may be enabled through the CLI. To use telnet, please refer to the section

“Telnet Client & Server” in the Configuration Guide.

Using the setup command

The MSR series CLI allows users to configure a router as a portal, point, or AP node via

a single command called setup. To use this command, the user must first login into the

CLI and enter the EXEC privileged mode.

Entering EXEC privileged mode via console

MSR2000 login: root

Password: public

Hello, Welcome to Azalea CLI

MSR2000> enable

MSR2000#

Entering EXEC privileged mode via SSH

#ssh root@192.168.0.1

root@192.168.0.1’s password: public

Hello, Welcome to Azalea CLI

MSR2000> enable

MSR2000#

The setup command performs the basic configuration required for a MSR series router

to function within a wireless-mesh network. After initial setup, one could always login

into the CLI to re-setup the router or further customize individual settings via CLI

commands. For more information, please refer to the configuration guide.

The overall syntax of the setup command is summarized in Table 4.

Table 4 Syntax of the Setup Command

Node

Type

Setup Command Syntax

Point

setup point <country code> <node id> <router id> <eth0 port

ip/mask>

setup ap <country code > <node id> <router id> <eth0 port

ip/mask> <ssid> <dns>

Portal

setup portal <country code> <node id> <router id> {<eth0 port

ip/mask gateway IP> | dhcp} <ssid> <dns> [nat-off]