Motorola WiNG 5 System Reference Manual page 649

Version Displays the software (firmware) version on the access point.
Boot Partition Displays the boot partition type.
Fallback Enabled Displays whether this option is enabled. This method enables a user to store
a known legacy version and a new version in device memory. The user can
test the new software, and use an automatic fallback, which loads the old
version on the access point if the new version fails.
Fallback Image Displays whether the fallback image was triggered. The fallback image is an
Triggered old version of a known and operational software stored in device memory.
This allows a user to test a new version of software. If the new version fails,
the user can use the old version of the software.
Next Boot Designates this version as the version used the next time the AP is booted.
5. The System Resources
Available Displays the available memory (in MB) available on the access point.
Memory
Total Memory Displays the access point's total memory.
Currently Free Displays the access point's free RAM space. If its very low, free up some
RAM space by closing some processes.
Recommended Displays the recommended RAM required for routine operation.
RAM
Current File Displays the access point's current file description.
Description
Maximum File Displays the access point's maximum file description.
Description
6. The Fan Speed field displays the following:
Number Displays the number of fans supported on the this access point.
Speed (Hz) Displays the fan speed in Hz.
7. The Temperature field displays the following:
Number Displays the number of temperature elements used by the access point.
Temperature Displays the current temperature (in Celsius) to assess a potential access
point overheat condition.
8. The Kernal Buffers field displays the following:
Buffer Size Lists the sequential buffer size.
Current Buffers Displays the current buffers available to the selected access point.
field displays the following:
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