5. Using BCAdmin™ | 20  | 
Screen Layout  | 20  | 
Topology Area  | 21  | 
Anatomy of the BreadCrumb Box  | 22  | 
Anatomy of the Client Box  | 23  | 
Anatomy of a Connection Line  | 24  | 
Asymmetric Connections  | 25  | 
Redundant Connections  | 25  | 
Info Area  | 26  | 
Configuring Individual BreadCrumbs  | 27  | 
General Settings  | 28  | 
Radio Settings  | 29  | 
Reachback Settings  | 31  | 
Forwarding Settings  | 34  | 
Example: Port Forwarding Configuration for a Web Server  | 35  | 
Security  | 35  | 
WEP | 35  | 
Access Control Lists (ACLs)  | 36  | 
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Registering AirFortress  | 38  | 
Setting the Access ID  | 38  | 
Enabling/Disabling AirFortress Encryption  | 39  | 
Encrypting Wired Traffic  | 40  | 
Zeroizing the Access ID  | 40  | 
Harris SecNET11  | 40  | 
SecNet11 Key Filling  | 41  | 
BCAdmin Preferences  | 41  | 
Mapping with Fugawi Tracker  | 42  | 
6. Configuration Examples | 43  | 
Connecting Remote Wired LANs  | 43  | 
Unencrypted   | 43  | 
Encrypted   | 43  | 
Convoy with   | 44  | 
Encrypting a Video Feed  | 45  | 
7. Troubleshooting | 47  | 
Individual BreadCrumbs  | 47  | 
The BreadCrumb Wireless Network  | 47  | 
Sporadic Network Connectivity  | 47  | 
BreadCrumb Device Cannot Connect to BCWN  | 48  | 
BCAdmin  | 49  | 
Restoring Default Settings (Factory Reset)  | 49  | 
8. Case Study: Military Exercise in Thailand  | 51  | 
Glossary  | 54  | 
A. Status Indicator LED  | 57  | 
B. Radio Frequencies  | 58  | 
C. Customer Service  | 59  | 
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