User's Manual

Table Of Contents
3 Detailed Description
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Table 3 CCU Configuration
Table 4 EUM Configuration
Basic CCU Settings Advanced CCU Settings
Before the system can pass traffic, input or
modify the following CCU parameters:
CCU Ethernet IP address
CCU radio IP address
Gateway router IP address
Radio frequency
For instructions on how to set these
parameters, read the following sections:
Quick Startup on page 5
IP Network Planning on page 53
Radio Network Planning on page 59
Once the system is passing traffic, you can
start to configure and fine tune the following
CCU features and functions:
Grade of Service
DHCP relay
•Portfiltering
SNTP time clock
SNMP communities
You can find a technical description of these
features in CCU–EUM Interface Detailed
Technical Description on page 28. You can
find procedures for configuring these
features in Configuring the CCU on page
83.
Basic EUM Settings Advanced EUM Settings
Before the system can is implemented, input
or modify the following EUM parameters:
EUM Ethernet IP address
Gateway (CCU Radio) IP address
Radio frequency
For instructions on how to set these
parameters, read the following section:
Configuring the EUM on page 97
Note: Since the EUM is a wireless bridge, it
passes data without having a unit or
gateway IP address assigned. However, to
support system management (SNMP, for
example) of an EUM, a unique IP address
must be assigned. The EUMs all ship with
the same default unit and gateway IP
addresses, so if these are not changed you
will experience network IP conflicts.
Once the system is passing traffic, you can
start to configure and fine tune the following
EUM features and functions:
•Portfiltering
SNMP communities
•Customerlist
For instructions on how to set these
parameters, read the following section:
Configuring the EUM on page 97