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INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION
2.6.14
IP Network Mask
The WAG Ethernet interface can be configured to use a particular subnet mask when
communicating on the LAN.
The bit number offered indicates the number of subnet mask bits reading from left to right. If a
user requests a subnet mask of 21 bits, the mask would display 255.255.248.000.
To Change the IP Network Mask:
1. On First Configuration Menu, select "IP Network Mask" to be changed. The change IP Network
Mask screen appears.
2. To keep the current configuration, press ENTER. If not, enter the number of bits from 8 to 32
and then press ENTER.
The user will be returned to the First Configuration Menu. The Type 7 Address Route Length is
displayed.
3. Prior to exiting the First Configuration Menu, select "Save changes then restart" to save
changes and restart the WAG.
2.6.15
Radio Site ID Bindings
When the WAG is enabled to be a DHCP Server, the WAG can provide A53325 Ethernet
Communications Radios running Linear Network Software with configuration information.
If the WAG is configured to send radios their own set of configuration, the installer must
configure at least one "binding" into the WAG. Since the WAG allows for up to five radios to be
configured, five DHCP bindings can be configured via the Radio Site IDs screen.
If a DHCP configured radio must be replaced ensure that the WAG is restarted
after installation of the new radio.
Document No.: COM-00-05-16
Version: C.1
Figure 2-26. Change IP Network Mask Screen
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NOTE
June 2006, Revised June 2014
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