User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Preface
- 1 NCL1135 Overview
- 2 Network Considerations
- 3 Configuring the NCL1135
- 4 Testing
- 5 Deploying the NCL1135
- 6 Operational Statistics
- 7 Troubleshooting
- Appendix A NCL1135 CommandLine Syntax
- Appendix B Abbreviations and Terminology
- Appendix C Operating Channel Frequencies
- Appendix D NCL1135 Specifications
- Appendix E Configuration Data Record
Chapter 3 Configuring the NCL1135
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3.3.2 Point-to-Multipoint Routing Network
Figure 11 shows a configuration of a typical point-to-multipoint routing network.
Figure 11 Example Point-to-Multipoint Routing Network
The following example session shows how to configure the Master NCL1135 for the routing
network shown in Figure 11.
NCL1135>
NCL1135> ip address ethernet 14.0.2.44 16
IP addresses:
Ethernet: 14.0.2.44/16
NCL1135> mode routing
Forwarding mode: IP Routing
ncl1135> dhcp
DHCP Disabled
ncl1135> dhcp mode relay
DHCP Relay Enabled
ncl1135> dhcp relay add 10.0.1.44
DHCP Servers/Relay Agents:
10.0.1.44
NCL1135> radio channel 1
NCL1135> radio type master
Radio type changed to: Master
NCL1135> radio unitid 1001
Unit ID changed to: 1001
Ethernet
NCL1135
C
Ethernet
NCL1135
B
Ethernet
NCL1135
D
Ethernet
Radio
NCL1135
A
Type: Station
Unit ID: 103
Radio Channel: 1
Mode: Routing
IP Address - Ethernet: 13.0.2.103
- Radio: 10.0.2.103
Master ID: 1001
Type: Station
Unit ID: 102
Radio Channel: 1
Mode: Routing
IP Address - Ethernet: 12.0.2.102
- Radio: 10.0.2.102
Master ID: 1001
Type: Station
Unit ID: 101
Radio Channel: 1
Mode: Routing
IP Address - Ethernet: 11.0.2.101
- Radio: 10.0.2.101
Master ID: 1001
Type: Master
Unit ID: 1001
Radio Channel: 1
Mode: Routing
IP Address - Ethernet: 14.0.2.44
- Radio: 10.0.2.44
Remote Station List: 101
102
103
Sets the mode to routing
DHCP Relay is disabled by default
Enable DHCP Relay
Add a DHCP Server to the DHCP
Relay table