User's Manual

WEB MANAGEMENT INTERFACE REFERENCE

RADIO CONFIGURATION

(BASIC RADIO SETTINGS)

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Name Each radio can be assigned a name to be used in status functions.

MANET (ADVANCED)

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IP Multicast Rout-

ing

AUTO: Node will prune multicast packets that are not requested (de-

fault, most efﬁcient setting for network).

PULL ALL MULTICAST: Node will accept all multicast packets it hears

on the network. Note: Windows CE/XP computers do not respond

to IGMP Multicast Group Queries sent by Wave Relay nodes. “Pull All

Multicast” should be used in networks with Windows CE/XP computers

to work around this issue.

Root Gateway

Priority

(advanced)

HIGH: Any node in your network directly connected to wired

infrastructure should have priority set to “HIGH.”

MEDIUM: All other non-mobile routers should be set to “MEDIUM.”

LOW: Mobile routers should be set to “LOW.”

DHCP Server

Filter

(advanced)

ALLOW: Device will pass DHCP messages FROM a DHCP server which

is bridged directly by one of its interfaces. Only the devices which are

directly wired to the switch where the DHCP server resides need to be

set to “ALLOW.”

BLOCK: Device will not bridge any DHCP reply packets that it picks

up off of any of its bridged interfaces. By setting all of the nodes in

the network (except the nodes physically connected to the real DHCP

server) to “BLOCK,” you will ensure that users of your system will

always use the correct DHCP server.

SNAP OUI

(advanced)

Controls the Subnetwork Access Protocol Organizationally Unique

Identiﬁer - The factory OUI, 0018A6, is registered to Persistent Systems,

LLC with the IEEE. SNAP OUI is used to identify Wave Relay

packets.

Changing this ﬁeld allows the user to obscure which protocol is being

used by the system. All nodes must be set to the same value or they will

not communicate.