User's Manual Part 3

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

Note: The above setup does not require users to manually setup any link-level

configuration because it uses MSR series’ radio management to automatically

discover other nodes and form the network. This feature makes it easy to set up

wireless mesh networks; however, it does not allow a fine-grained control of the

wireless links, nor does it guarantee the formulation of a fully-connected and

converged network every time the routers boots up. If full control of the wireless

links and stable convergence of the network is desired, please see Appendix C,

manual configuration of wireless links.

Configurations performed by the Quick Start Procedure

The Quick Start procedures described above allow quick configurations of the MSR

series without the user having to configure each setting individually. The “show

running-config” command can be used to display the configuration performed by the

quick start procedure. Furthermore, the WMI and CLI interfaces offered by the MSR

series contain many more settings. Please refer to the Configuration Guide for details.

Here are the configurations performed by the setup command for the three example

nodes:

Node 1: Portal node

MSR2000_1# show running-config

hostname MSR2000_1

node-id 1

router-id 192.168.10.1

country-code US

ip route 0.0.0.0/0 206.10.5.1

interface dot11radio 0

wireless-mode g 1

mode access

bss Public

dhcp server automatic

interface dot11radio 1

wireless-mode a 36

mode backhaul

wds auto

interface fast-ethernet 0

ip address 206.10.5.2/24

mode gateway

interface fast-ethernet 1

shutdown

ip dhcp server

enable