Configuring Group Ptmp Settings; Configuring Proxim Mesh Radio Settings - Dell PowerConnect W-Airwave User Manual

Figure 54 Groups > Cisco WLC Config > Management Navigation Illustration

Configuring Group PTMP Settings

The Groups > PTMP configuration page configures Point-to-Multipoint (PTMP) for all subscriber and base
stations in the device group. Subscriber stations must be in the same group as all base stations with which they
might connect.
Perform the following steps to configure these functions.
1. Go to the Groups > List page and select the group for which to define PTMP settings by selecting the group
name. Alternatively, select Add from the Groups > List page to create a new group, define a group name. In
either case, the Monitor page appears.
2. Select the PTMP tab in the AWMS navigation menu.
Figure 55 Groups > PTMP Page Illustration
3. Define the settings on this page.
Table 66 Groups > PTMP Fields and Default Values
Setting
802.11a Radio Channel
802.11g Radio Channel
Channel Bandwidth
Network Name
Network Secret
4. Select Save and Apply when configurations are complete to make them permanent, or select Save to retain
these settings prior to pushing to controllers at a later time.

Configuring Proxim Mesh Radio Settings

1. Go to the Groups > Proxim Mesh configuration page to configure Mesh-specific radio settings.
2. Define the settings as required for your network.
describe the settings and default values.
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Table 66 describes the settings and default values.
Default Description
58 Selects the channel used for 802.11a radios by the devices in this group.
10 Selects the channel used for 802.11g radios by the devices in this group.
20 Defines the channel bandwidth used by the devices in this group.
Wireless Network Sets the Network name with a range of length supported from two to 32
alphanumeric characters.
None Sets a shared password to authenticate clients to the network.
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