Configuring A Wlan-Ethernet Interface - HP a-msr Configuration Manual

To do...
2. Enter WLAN-Ethernet interface
view.
3. Restore the default settings of
the WLAN-Ethernet interface.

Configuring a WLAN-Ethernet interface

For a WLAN-Ethernet interface, you can configure basic settings such as MTU, and ARP, DHCP, and routing
protocols as listed in the following table. For information about the commands/features listed in the following
table, see related chapters in the corresponding volumes.
To do...
1. Configure an interface.
2. Configure ARP.
3. Configure the interface as a BOOTP client.
4. Configure
DHCP.
5. Configure IP accounting.
6. Assign an IP address to the interface.
7. Configure IP performance.
8. Configure policy-based routing.
9. Configure UDP helper.
10. Configure URPF.
11. Configure fast forwarding.
Use the command...
interface wlan-ethernet
interface-number
default
Configure DHCP server.
Configure DHCP relay.
Configure DHCP client.
Remarks
Required.
If the WLAN-Ethernet interface
does not exist, this command
creates the WLAN-Ethernet
interface first.
Optional.
Use the command...

qos max-bandwidth

shutdown

mtu

description

enable snmp trap updown

arp max-learning-num

arp proxy enable

proxy-arp enable
ip address bootp-alloc
dhcp select server global-pool

dhcp relay address-check

dhcp relay information enable

dhcp relay information format

dhcp relay information strategy

dhcp relay release

dhcp relay server-select

dhcp select relay
ip address dhcp-alloc

ip count firewall-denied

ip count inbound-packets

ip count outbound-packets
ip address

ip forward-broadcast

tcp mss
ip policy-based-route
udp-helper server
ip urpf
ip fast-forwarding
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