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Belair BELAIR100 User Manual (147 pages)
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Belair
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Wireless Router
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
2
User Guide
1
About this Document
3
Typographical Conventions
3
Related Documentation
3
Table 1: Product Name Synonyms
3
Belair100 Wireless Multi-Service Node
4
System Overview
5
Figure 2: Access Radio Coverage
5
Hardware Description
6
Figure 3: Belair100 Hardware Module Block Diagram
6
Belair100 Layer 2 View
7
Figure 4: Belair100 Layer 2 View, Typical Configuration
7
Belair100 Configuration Interfaces
8
Command Line Interface
8
Belair100 SNMP Interface
8
Integrating the Belair100 with a Pre-Deployed NMS
9
Table 2: Standard SNMP Mibs
9
Table 3: Belair Enterprise Mibs
9
Accessing the Web Interface
10
Belair100 Web Interface
10
Supported Web Browsers and Platforms
10
Accessing the System Page with Secure HTTP or with HTTP
11
Command Line Interface Basics
12
Connecting to the Belair100
12
Figure 1: Belair100
12
Starting a CLI Session
13
Command Modes
14
Table 4: Command Line Interface Modes
14
Abbreviating Commands
15
Command History
16
Help Command
16
Special CLI Keys
16
Terminating Your CLI Session
18
User Administration
19
User Privilege Levels
19
Adding User Accounts
20
Deleting User Accounts
20
Modifying User Accounts
20
Displaying the Available User Accounts
21
Adding RADIUS Servers
22
Changing Your Password
22
Configuring Authentication for User Accounts
22
Selecting the Authentication Mode
22
Deleting RADIUS Servers
23
Displaying the Authentication Mode and RADIUS Servers
23
System Settings
25
Displaying the Belair100 Node and IP Parameters
25
Configuring the Belair100 System Parameters
25
Configuring the Static IP Routing Tables
26
Configuring the System IP Parameters
26
Displaying the Static IP Routing Tables
26
Setting a Static IP Address and Subnet Mask
26
Configuring the System Date and Time
27
Displaying System Date and Time
27
Manual Date Configuration
27
Manual Time Configuration
27
Displaying Belair100 Status Parameters
28
Displaying Inventory and Status Parameters
28
Displaying Unit Inventory Information
28
Obtaining Time from a Time Server
28
Local Back up of the Configuration Database
29
Saving and Restoring Node Configuration Parameters
29
Saving and Restoring the Belair100 Configuration
29
Remote Back up and Restore of the Configuration Database
30
Common Radio Module Configuration Commands
32
Displaying the Radio Configuration
32
Displaying All Configuration Parameters
32
Backhaul Radio Operational Information
33
Displaying All MAC Configuration Parameters
35
Displaying the MAC Address
35
Radio Mode or Disabling a Radio
35
Antenna Type
36
Channel Number
37
Transmission Power Level
38
Dynamic Frequency Selection
39
Access Radio Configuration
40
Client Information
40
Displaying the Number of Associated Clients
40
Table 5: Output Field Descriptions
40
Access Radio Transmission Rates
43
Displaying the Client Details
43
Access Radio Profile
44
Table 6: Access Radio Profile Settings
44
Access Radio Rates
45
Backhaul Link Configuration
46
Backhaul Link Types
46
Backhaul Radio Service Set Identifiers
48
Backhaul Transmission Power Control
48
Ghz P-To-P Links
49
Ghz MP-To-MP Links
50
Ghz P-To-MP Links
50
Additional MP-To-MP Link Commands
51
Displaying MP Link Information
51
Enabling or Disabling MP Functionality
51
Displaying the Mesh Topology
52
Managing Bandwidth
52
Managing the Mesh Blacklist
53
Doing a Mesh Survey
54
Managing RSTP Bpdus
55
Managing the Mesh Accept List
55
Mesh Portal Attribute
55
Accepting the Currently Associated Backhaul Radio
56
Associated and Peer Backhaul Radio MAC Addresses
56
Changing the Peer Backhaul Radio MAC Address
57
Discarding the Associated Backhaul Radio MAC Address
57
Statically Configuring the Peer Backhaul Radio MAC Address
57
Example - Associated and Peer Backhaul Radio MAC Addresses
58
Wireless Security
59
Configuring Security for Wireless Clients
59
Table 7: Implementing Combinations of Encryption and Authentication Options
60
Managing RADIUS Servers
61
Pre-Shared Key WEP Encryption
61
Authentication with WEP Encryption
64
WPA1 Authentication
66
WPA2 Authentication
67
Wireless Client Access Control List
68
Configuring Security for Backhaul Links
69
MAC Authorization Response Timeout
69
Radios with Part Number B2CC033AA
69
All Other Backhaul Radios
70
Controlling Inter-Client Communication
71
Determining the MAC Address of the Internet Gateway
71
Disabling Inter-AP Wireless Client Communication
72
Disabling or Enabling Access Radio Wireless Bridging
72
Detecting Rogue Access Points
74
Managing Access Radio Ssids
76
Adding or Modifying an SSID
76
Deleting a SSID
78
Displaying the List of Available Ssids
78
Managing Basic Ssids
78
Displaying the List of Associated Clients for a Given Access Radio SSID
79
Table 8: Output Field Descriptions
79
Layer 2 Network Configuration
82
Belair100 Layer 2 Switch Port Assignment
82
Using Layer 2 Bridging
82
Using Virtual Lans
83
Configuring the IP Address of a VLAN
84
Managing Egress Node Traffic
85
VLAN Conversion
85
VLAN Filtering
85
Using Layer 2 Tunnels
87
Figure 5: Wireless Mobility Using L2TP
87
Configuring the Belair Node for Layer 2 Tunneling
88
Adding and Removing Layer 2 Tunnels
89
Displaying Tunnel Configuration and Status
89
Starting and Stopping Layer 2 Tunneling
89
Configuring the Network Central Router for Layer 2 Tunneling
90
Mapping User Traffic
90
Quality of Service Settings
91
Prioritization
91
Table 9: Traffic Priority Queues
91
Prioritizing Traffic Based on User Priority Bits
92
Prioritizing Traffic Using VLAN Ids
92
Table 10: User Priority Value to Priority Queue Processing
92
Enabling or Disabling Wireless Multi-Media
93
Managing the Qos Mapping Scheme
93
Managing the Qos Priority Scheme
93
Resetting the Qos Configuration
94
Table 11: up and DSCP Value to Priority Queue Processing
94
Displaying a Summary of Qos Settings
95
Displaying the VLAN Qos Settings
95
Resetting the Qos Configuration for a VLAN
95
Displaying the Prioritization Settings
96
Belair100 Statistics
97
Radio Statistics
97
Wireless Communication Statistics
97
Wireless Security Statistics
97
Performing a Software Upgrade
98
Upgrade Process Overview
98
Figure 6: Active and Standby Software Loads
99
Downloading a New Software Load
100
Canceling a Software Upgrade
101
Figure 7: Software Upgrade Step 3 - Downloading the New Software Load
101
Activating a Software Load
102
Committing a New Software Load
102
Backing out from a Software Upgrade
103
Figure 8: Software Upgrade Step 7 - Commit the Software Load
103
Figure 9: Backing out from an Uncommitted Software Upgrade
104
Displaying the Status of the Software Upgrade
105
Belair100 Network Example
106
Figure 10: Simple Belair200 and Belair100 Network Configuration
106
Configuration of IP Parameters
107
Configuring the Remaining Parameters
107
Configuration Commands for BA200-A
108
Configuration Commands for BA200-B
108
Additional Backhaul Configuration Options
109
Configuration Commands for BA100-A
109
For more Information
110
Getting Started
110
Table 12: more Information - Getting Started
110
Table 13: more Information - Working out Details
111
Working out Details
111
On the Road and in the Field
112
Table 14: more Information - on the Road and in the Field
112
Technical Support
113
Support Resources
113
Alarm and Event Reporting
113
Troubleshooting
113
Warranty and Limitations
113
Alarm Types and Severity
114
Displaying Active Alarms
114
Table 15: Belair100 Alarm Types
114
Displaying the Alarm History
115
Setting the Alarm Type Mask
116
Alarm Definitions
117
Displaying the Alarm Mask
117
Setting the Alarm Severity Mask
117
Table 16: Belair User Interface Alarms
117
Displaying the SYSLOG Configuration
121
Using SYSLOG
121
Configuring the Log Level
122
Configuring the SYSLOG Server IP Address
122
Sending SYSLOG Messages to a CLI Session
122
Enabling or Disabling Logging
123
Definitions and Acronyms
124
Appendix A: Node Configuration Sheets
126
Appendix B: Belair100 Factory Defaults
129
Resetting a Belair100 Configuration to Factory Defaults
129
Resetting to Factory Defaults with a CLI Command
129
Resetting to Factory Defaults with a Reset Dongle
129
Figure 11: Reset Dongle
130
Figure 12: Removing Cover from a Belair100
131
Figure 13: Installing a Reset Dongle
131
Default Node Configuration
132
Factory Defaults Settings
132
Table 17: Default OAM IP Addressing
132
Table 18: Default Country of Operation
132
Table 19: Default System Identification
132
Table 20: Default Services
132
Default Radio Module Configuration
133
Table 21: Default Mesh Settings (if Equipped)
133
Table 22: Default ARM Settings (if Equipped)
133
Table 23: Default BRM Settings
134
Default Layer 2 Settings
135
Default Qos Settings
135
Table 24: BRM Default Key Settings
135
Table 25: Default Qos Settings
135
Table 26: Default Layer 2 Settings
135
Appendix C: Connecting to the Ethernet Interface
136
Configuration Terminal Set-Up
136
Figure 14: Typical Required Equipment for an Optical Ethernet Interface
136
Required Equipment
136
Connection Procedure
137
Figure 15: Belair100 Connector Field
137
Figure 16: Connection Setup for Belair100 with an Optical Ethernet Interface
138
Detailed
139
Detailed Table of Contents
139
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