Malibu Networks Inc. AM241 Manuel D’Utilisation
Configuring the BTS
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Installation and Configuration
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Configuration
LAN MAC all Ethernet devices have a unique 48-bit
media access control (MAC) address built into
them when manufactured. An example of a valid
MAC address is 00:08:21:31:4e:8f . The field will
contain ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff when radios have not yet
been associated.
them when manufactured. An example of a valid
MAC address is 00:08:21:31:4e:8f . The field will
contain ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff when radios have not yet
been associated.
LAN IP the IP Address is a 32-bit address in a dotted
decimal notation. Each of the four fields of the IP
can have a value from 1 to 255. For example, here
is an IP address: 201.252.100.111.
can have a value from 1 to 255. For example, here
is an IP address: 201.252.100.111.
LAN Mask a bit mask used to select bits from an
Internet address for subnet addressing. Subnet
addressing is a way to segment devices and nodes
on a network for efficient use of network addresses
and for controlling data traffic. Routers use the
subnet mask to decide which data packets are
forwarded or stay on the local network. The mask is
32 bits long and is used to select the network
portion of the Internet address and a number of bits
of the local portion. For example, 255.255.255.0
specifies 24 network bits and 8 local host bits.
addressing is a way to segment devices and nodes
on a network for efficient use of network addresses
and for controlling data traffic. Routers use the
subnet mask to decide which data packets are
forwarded or stay on the local network. The mask is
32 bits long and is used to select the network
portion of the Internet address and a number of bits
of the local portion. For example, 255.255.255.0
specifies 24 network bits and 8 local host bits.
Default Router (BTS only) specifies an IP address
for your internet router. Your site s network
administrator will know the number that should be
in this field. It only needs to be set on the BTS.
CPEs display a Next Hop IP field in its place
(discussed later in Configuring the CPE).
administrator will know the number that should be
in this field. It only needs to be set on the BTS.
CPEs display a Next Hop IP field in its place
(discussed later in Configuring the CPE).
Wireless MAC like the LAN MAC, except this field
specifies the Radio Modem s MAC. The radio
modems in the CPE/BTS systems are Ethernet
devices and thus each have a distinct MAC
address that will be displayed in this field.
modems in the CPE/BTS systems are Ethernet
devices and thus each have a distinct MAC
address that will be displayed in this field.