Malibu Networks Inc. AM241 Manuel D’Utilisation

Malibu Networks AirMAX“ CPE/BTS

To monitor flow, enter a value in seconds in the Update 
Rate field, select one or more CPEs, and then click on the 
UPDATE button. Select Manual from the pull down menu 
and then click the UPDATE button to stop or select a 
different web page.

Wired Equivalent Protocol, or WEP, is the security behind 
the wireless IEEE 802.11 protocol. With AirMAX systems 
you do not need to configure WEP; 128-bit WEP with 
dynamic key exchange is automatically configured and 
used by the system without any manual operator 
configuration required.

Pinging is a simple and reliable way to ensure you have 
basic TCP/IP connectivity between TCP/IP devices over 
a network. By running the ping utility on a PC connected 
to a network and then sending test packets to another 
device on the network, you can then tell if the link 
between the devices is working by monitoring packet 
send times or data loss. 

To test with ping on a Windows PC, do the following:

1. Ensure the PC is attached to the network and 

configured with an appropriate subnet mask and IP 
address. (This was described at the beginning of 
this chapter in Configuring the BTS.)

2. Open a DOS window from Windows. On most 

Windows PCs, you will go to the Start button, look 
under  Programs  and then select  MS-DOS  or 

MS-DOS Prompt .