Enterasys Networks RBTSA-AA, RBTSA-AB manual Clearing Applying System Configuration Settings

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30CHAPTER 3: CONFIGURING THE ETHERNET ADAPTER

Table 8 Connection Status Page (continued)

Current Channel	The channel over which the	Varies
	Ethernet Adapter is
	communicating with clients.
Security	The type of security for which the	Open System
	Ethernet Adapter is configured.	(no security)
Rx Data Rate (Mbps)	The most recent data reception	N/A
	rate.
Tx Data Rate (Mbps)	The most recent data transmission	N/A
	rate.
Link Quality	The normalized transmitted data	N/A
	rate (that is, the current data rate
	over the maximum data rate).
	Note: Link Quality is shown in
	Infrastructure mode only.
Received Signal	The strength of the radio signal	N/A
Strength	that the Ethernet Adapter detects.
	Note: Received Signal Strength is
	shown in Infrastructure mode only.
Activity (Packets Rx)	The number of packets the	N/A
	Ethernet Adapter has received.
Activity (Packets Tx)	The number of packets the	N/A
	Ethernet Adapter has transmitted.
IP Address	The IP address of the Ethernet	Varies
	Adapter.

Clearing and

Applying System

Configuration

Settings

The pages in the Configuration Management System have two buttons: Clear and Apply.

■Clear returns the settings to the values they were when you last clicked Apply.

■Apply stores the settings permanently in the nonvolatile flash memory. After you click Apply, the new settings take effect and you can see the changes on the System Summary page.

CAUTION: Your changes are lost if you forget to click Apply before moving to a new configuration page.

VORSICHT: Wenn Sie nicht auf "Apply" (Übernehmen) klicken, bevor Sie zu einer neuen Konfigurationsseite wechseln, gehen Ihre Änderungen verloren.

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Contents RoamAbout Page Contents Obtaining Support for Your Enterasys Networks Product END User License Agreement Regulatory Information Page About this Guide Conventions List conventions that are used throughout this guideConventions Accessing Online RelatedDocumentation Product Registration Support About this Guide Introduction 802.11a 802.11gConfiguration NetworkPlanning Configurations Wireless Infrastructure NetworkExample Operating systems, and network printers, as shown in FigureUnpacking Ethernet AdapterEthernet Adapter Deciding Where to Place the Ethernet Adapter To wall-mount the Ethernet Adapter Place the Ethernet Adapter onto the wall, as shown in FigureConnecting Connect the powerInstalling the Ethernet Adapter Connecting to a Hub Indicators Checking the LEDAs follows LED Descriptions Need to Configure Attaching AnExternal Antenna Determining if youNetworks without a Dhcp Server Ethernet Adapter Default Settings Shows the Ethernet Adapter configuration factory defaultsUsing the Enterasys Networks Installation CD Installing the Ethernet Adapter Configuring the Ethernet Configuring the Ethernet Adapter Click Configure Button Description Using Configure the Ethernet Adapter through your Web browserManagement SystemClearing Applying System Configuration Settings System Properties Setting Description Wireless Network Select Specify the Wireless LAN Service Area to allow External and one internal antenna- this setting Set the Data Preamble No Security Open System 40/64-bit Shared Key WEP104/128-bit Shared Key 128/152-bit Shared KeyTkip Radius Authentication Server Settings Enables or disables Snmp Using the Configuration Management System Configuring Operation Mode About UartConfiguring Uart Settings Configuring Network Serial Port Settings0x34 0x31 0x33 0x39 Applying Settings Factory DefaultsTo restore the settings through software Click RestoreUsing FTP default Using Tftp Using HttpUnder Tools, click Backup Wireless Ethernet Adapter For details Click Refresh to update the information SummaryProblems DiagnosingFollowing table Troubleshooting Disconnecting the To disconnect the Ethernet Adapter SymptomSolutionsUninstalling SoftwareUpgrading Ethernet Adapter FirmwareEnterasys Networks using one of the following methods Getting HelpPage END User License Agreement Page Regulatory Information MANUFACTURER’S Declaration of Conformity Canada Industry Canada IC Europe EU Declaration of Conformity Bipt 108, 112, 116