▪SNMP v3 Password Mode—Determines whether v3 passwords are managed locally or via an SNMP Manager. The different behaviors of the Agent, depending on the mode selected, are described in SNMP Mode above. [Manager, Local; Manager]
▪Trap Manager (#1–#4)— Table of up to four locations that traps are sent to. [Any valid IP address]
Bridge Configuration Menu
Bridge Configuration Menu
A) Ethernet Bridging | All |
B) Bridge Priority | 32769 |
C) Bridge Hello Time | 2 seconds |
D) Bridge Forward Delay | 5 seconds |
Select a letter to configure an item, <ESC> for the prev menu
▪Ethernet Bridging—Select the type of Ethernet frames sent over the air to Remote radios. [All, Disabled, No Broadcast/Multicast, IP/ARP Only; All]
▪Bridge Priority—This value is used along with the MAC address to define the bridge ID. The Bridge ID is used by the Spanning Tree protocol to determine the root bridge in the network. This value is useful for forcing a certain bridge to always be the root.
▪Bridge Hello Time—Defines how often Spanning Tree protocol Bridge Protocol Data Units (BPDU) are sent out by the AP. Each bridge in the network should have the same hello time. [Number of seconds; 2]
▪Bridge Forward Delay—This value decides how long a bridge is in the “learning” and “listening” states. Traffic begins forwarding through the bridge after twice the Forward Delay time. [Number of seconds; 5]
3-18 TranSphere TS Wireless Extended Range IP Networking Transceivers – January 2008 GFK-2489
