Quick Reference Guide

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B. Command-Line Reference
The wireless access point can be configured through either the command-line interface (CLI), a
web browser, or a MIB browser.
The CLI allows viewing and modification of the configur
ation from a terminal or computer through
a Telnet or SSH connection.
Keyword Description
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|-backup-configuration --Backup configuration
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|-config> --Configuration setting
| |-apname --Access point name
| |-country --Country/region
| |
| |-dhcpv4> --DHCPv4 server
| | |-dns-server --DNS server
| | |-gateway --Default gateway
| | |-ip-address --IP range
| | |-lease-time --Lease time
| | |-status --Status
| | |-vlan-id --Vlan-id
| | |-subnet-mask --Subnet mask
| | |-wins-server --WINS server
| |
| |-dhcpv6>
--DHCPv6 server
| | |-dns-server --DNS server
| | |-gateway --Default gateway
| | |-ip-address --IP range
| | |-prefixlen --Prefixlen of IP
| | |-status --Status
| | |-vlan-id --Vlan-id
| | |-state --State
| | |-wins-server --WINS server
| |
| |-http-redirect --Enable HTTP redirection
| |-http-redirect-url --HTTP redirection URL
| |
| |-ids-ips-mail>
--IDS/IPS mail settings
| | |-mail-sender --Administrator/superuser mail address
| | |-smtp-server --SMTP server address & port