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001-5099-000 HiPR-900 User Manual
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F
IGURE
29 - U
NIT
S
TATUS
........................................................................................... 28
F
IGURE
30 - S
ETUP
(B
ASIC
) G
ENERAL
-
FULL
-
FEATURED
H
I
PR-900 (
LEFT
), H
I
PR-900S (
RIGHT
) ........ 29
F
IGURE
31 - B
RIDGE
M
ODE
: S
AMPLE
S
ETUP WITH ONE COVERAGE AREA
....................................... 31
F
IGURE
32 - S
ETUP
(B
ASIC
) – B
ASIC
IP C
ONFIGURATION
....................................................... 32
F
IGURE
33 - S
ETUP
(B
ASIC
) – RF S
ETUP
.......................................................................... 33
F
IGURE
34 - S
ETUP
(B
ASIC
) –S
ERIAL
P
ORT
S
ETUP
............................................................... 34
F
IGURE
35 - D
IAGNOSTICS
– T
HINNING VALUE
.................................................................... 36
F
IGURE
36 - P
ACKETS
C
OUNTS FOR
PER ........................................................................... 38
F
IGURE
37 - A
DVANCED
IP C
ONFIGURATION
- LAN (IP) ........................................................ 41
F
IGURE
38 - A
DVANCED
IP C
ONFIGURATION
- RF (IP) .......................................................... 42
F
IGURE
39 - A
DVANCED
IP C
ONFIGURATION
– IP S
ERVICES
S
ETUP
............................................ 43
F
IGURE
40 - SNMP:
MANAGER
/
AGENT MODEL
..................................................................... 44
F
IGURE
41 - B
RANCH OF THE
1234.
MIB
OID
TREE
............................................................... 45
F
IGURE
42- H
I
PR-900 OID T
REE
................................................................................. 46
F
IGURE
43 - B
ASIC
NAT O
PERATIONS
.............................................................................. 47
F
IGURE
44 - NAT
ON
H
I
PR-900: E
THERNET INTERFACE IS PRIVATE
........................................... 48
F
IGURE
45 - NAT E
NABLED ON
E
THERNET
I
NTERFACE
............................................................ 48
F
IGURE
46 - P
RIVATE TO
P
UBLIC
.................................................................................... 49
F
IGURE
47 - NAT
ON
H
I
PR-900 E
NABLED
: RF
INTERFACE IS PRIVATE
........................................ 49
F
IGURE
48 - NAT E
NABLED ON
RF
INTERFACE
..................................................................... 49
F
IGURE
49 - P
RIVATE TO
P
UBLIC
.................................................................................... 50
FIGURE 50 - NAT ENABLED ON RF INTERFACE ..................................................................... 50
F
IGURE
51 - P
RIVATE TO
P
UBLIC
.................................................................................... 51
F
IGURE
52 - A
DVANCED
IP C
ONFIGURATION
– IP
ADRESSING MODES
.......................................... 52
F
IGURE
53 - B
ROADCAST
W
INDOW
D
ETAIL
........................................................................ 53
F
IGURE
54 - E
XAMPLE
-D
IRECTED BROADCAST FOWARDING ENABLED
........................................... 54
F
IGURE
55 - E
XAMPLE
-D
IRECTED BROADCAST FORWARDING DISABLED
......................................... 55
FIGURE 56 - EXAMPLE-LIMITED BROADCAST FORWARDING ENABLED ............................................ 56
F
IGURE
57 - E
XAMPLE
-L
IMITED BROADCAST FORWARDING DISABLED
........................................... 57
F
IGURE
58 - R
EGISTRATION TO MULTICAST GROUP
(F
IRST
S
TEP
) ............................................... 58
F
IGURE
59 - R
EGISTRATION TO MULTICAST GROUP
(S
ECOND
S
TEP
) ............................................ 58
F
IGURE
60 - T
YPICAL
H
I
PR-900 M
ULTICAST
G
ROUPS
........................................................... 59
F
IGURE
61 - M
ULTICAST
W
INDOW
D
ETAILS
(O
N THE
M
AIN
H
I
PR-900
UNIT
) ................................ 60
FIGURE 62 - REGISTRATION TO MULTICAST GROUP ................................................................ 60
F
IGURE
63 - A
DVANCED
IP C
ONFIGURATION
– IP O
PTIMIZATION
& T
UNING
(R
OUTER
M
ODE
) .............. 61
F
IGURE
64 - A
DVANCED
IP C
ONFIGURATION
– IP R
OUTING
..................................................... 61
F
IGURE
65 - A
DVANCED
IP C
ONFIGURATION
– T
IME
S
OURCE
................................................... 62
F
IGURE
66 - A
DVANCED
IP C
ONFIGURATION
– E
THERNET
(PHY) ............................................... 63
F
IGURE
67 - A
DVANCED
IP C
ONFIGURATION
– RF L
INK
.......................................................... 63
F
IGURE
68 - T
WO
RF C
OVERAGE
A
REAS
: O
PEARTION THROUGH A SINGLE REPEATER
......................... 64
F
IGURE
69 - E
XAMPLE OF TIMING BREAKDOWN FOR A
3
UNIT
N
ETWORK
: P
RESET
T
IME
S
EGMENTS
......... 64
F
IGURE
70 - R
EPEATER AND TWO REMOTES
........................................................................ 65
F
IGURE
71 - S
ECURITY
– P
ASS
C
ONTROL
.......................................................................... 66
F
IGURE
72 - S
ECURITY
– A
CCESS
L
IST
............................................................................. 67
F
IGURE
73 - S
TATISTICS
–I
NTERFACES
............................................................................. 68
F
IGURE
74 - M
AINTENANCE
– P
ING
T
EST
........................................................................... 69
F
IGURE
75 - M
AINTENANCE
- U
NIT
C
ONFIGURATION
C
ONTROL
(I
NITIAL SCREEN
) ............................ 70
F
IGURE
76 - P
ACKAGE
C
ONTROL
..................................................................................... 71
F
IGURE
77 - RF T
ESTS
................................................................................................ 71
F
IGURE
78 - M
AINTENANCE
– S
PECTRUM
........................................................................... 72
F
IGURE
79 - A
VAILABLE
F
EATURE
O
PTIONS
........................................................................ 72
F
IGURE
80 - N
EIGHBOR
D
ISCOVERY
M
ODULE
...................................................................... 73
F
IGURE
81 - LOCAL INFO ............................................................................................. 74