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MobileLAN access WA2X System Manual
Chapter 8 — Managing, Troubleshooting, and Upgrading Access Points
AP Connections Screen Fields (continued)
Display Field Description
MAC Address Shows the address of the connected device.
If another access point is connected to this access point, you see
the Ethernet MAC address. If a WAP is connected to this access
point, you see the radio MAC address.
Click the hyperlink to perform a MAC ping or display a radio
link statistics screen.
Type Indicates the nature of the connection:
Root/Parent or Parent: Indicates an access point serving as root
access point or parent, to which this access point is connected.
Pending Root: Indicates that this access point has found a
suitable spanning tree and is attempting to join the tree.
AP: Indicates an access point linked to this root access point via
the Ethernet.
AP Wireless: Indicates an access point bridging for a wireless
secondary LAN linked to this access point.
AP Tunnel: Indicates an access point bridging for an IP tunnel
linked to this root access point.
AP Remote: Indicates an access point serving as a child on a
secondary LAN.
Term: Indicates a wireless end device connected to a radio port
on this access point.
EHost: Indicates a secondary LAN Ethernet device for which
this access point provides bridging to the spanning tree.
Port Displays the port through which the connection is established:
E: Ethernet port
1, 1:1, 1:2, or 1:3: First radio slot (primary, secondary 1,
secondary 2, or secondary 3).
2, 2:1, 2:2, or 2:3: Second radio slot (primary, secondary 1,
secondary 2, or secondary 3).
I: IP tunnel port.
Age Displays the number of minutes since last contact with this
device.
Next Hop Displays the path to the root access point of the spanning tree
via this connection.
IP Address The IP address associated with this device, if discovered by the
access point. Click the hyperlink to perform the ICMP Echo
ping.
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