[Encryption]; [Rmp]; [Bootp] - 3Com WL-311 User Manual

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transmit rate This parameter controls the data rate at which the radio transmits.
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Legal values are: 1, 2, 5, and 11.
antenna diversity
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has only a single antenna, so this parameter should always be kept at its default value
of no.
enable encryption
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is desired or not. Setting of the various encryption options is done in the [encryption]
section.

[encryption]

This section contains the configuration parameters that are used when encryption is
enabled. If encryption is not enabled, these parameters have no effect on the wireless
bridge operation.
transmit key This value sets which of the following keys are used to encrypt
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transmitted data. The default setting for this value is 1.
encryption key 1-4
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decrypting data on the radio. The key should be specified as either a 10-digit or a
26-digit hexadecimal number. Note that the number should always have a 0x before
the hexadecimal digits. Use 10 digits for a 64-bit key, and 26 digits for a 128-bit key.

[rmp]

This section contains only a single low-level configuration parameter.
ethertype This value should be changed only if requested by
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3Com Technical Support.

[bootp]

This section contains parameters to configure and enable bootp for the wireless bridge.
You can configure the wireless bridge to determine its IP information from a bootp server.
When enabled, the wireless bridge attempts to get its IP Address, Netmask, and Gateway
information from the bootp server.
enable bootp This parameter should be set to Yes to enable bootp. Default value
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is No.
This parameter should be set to force the wireless bridge to get
server ip address
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bootp information from a specific server. Using the default value causes the wireless
bridge to broadcast the requests to all available servers.
server name This parameter has no impact on the operation of the wireless bridge
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bootp function, and is simply copied into the bootp messages. If your server requires a
server name in bootp requests, then enter that name here.
server port This parameter specifies the port on which the bootp server is listening.
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It is unlikely that you should ever have to change this setting.
host port This parameter specifies the port from which the wireless bridge makes
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the bootp request. It is unlikely that you should ever have to change this setting.
This parameter controls antenna diversity. The wireless bridge
This parameter indicates whether WEP encryption by the radio
This value is one of the keys to use for encrypting and