User Manual

Basic Configuration via CLI
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1. MAC ID of SU (printed on the back of the SU)
2. Polling priority; either PRIORITY or REGULAR.
? Note: SUs designated as PRIORITY will get polled more often by the AP.
To add an SU to the database, use the following command and syntax:
sudb add <suid> <pr|reg> <device id>
suid: SU ID
pr: priority user
reg: regular user
<device id>: xx xx xx xx xx xx in hexadecimal (this is the MAC address of the SU)
Example:
#>sudb add 5 pr F3 3C 50 67 89 D4
In this example an SU ID 5 was added as a Priority SU . The MAC ID of this SU is F3 3C 50 67 89 D4.
? Note: You can add up to 2000 entries in the SU database. It is recommended that users not enter any more SU’s than
necessary since excessive numbers of inactive SU’s in the database may negatively impact system performance.
CIR / MIR Commands
The default CIR/MIR setting is 3000 kbps for upsteam and downstream values.
To change the SU’s CIR/MIR settings, use the following command:
sudb cirmir <<suid>|all> <cir dn> <cir up> <mir dn> <mir up>
Example:
#>sudb cirmir 5 128 256 3000 3000
To change the default CIR/MIR values, use the following command:
sudb defaultcirmir <default cir dn> <default cir up> <default mir dn> <default mir up>
Example:
#>sudb defaultcirmir 256 256 512 512
To view the entries in the SU database, type the command sudb view.
To save the changes you have made to the SU database, type save sudb
Other important SU database related commands are sudb delete and sudb modify. See Appendix D for detailed descriptions of
these commands.
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Important! After updating the SU database, type the command save sudb to save the SU database. If you do not save, the sudb file
will revert back to its previous state after power cycle or reboot.