Alvarion BREEZENET BU-DS.11 Manual Do Utilizador
The DS.11 Configuration Utility
3-1
Chapter 3
About This Chapter
The DS.11 Configuration Utility is an SNMP-based utility that provides a
consistent view of the wireless network. The system administrator can use the
DS.11 Configuration Utility to control a large number of DS.11 units from a single
location. The Configuration Utility can be used to manage BU-DS.11 and
RB-DS.11 units as well as other members of the BreezeNET DS.11 family including
the WBS, WBC, AP-DS.11 and SA-DS.11. The description in this manual, however,
is limited to management and configuration of BU-DS.11 and RB-DS.11 units.
Refer to the DS.11 section of www.alvarion.com for more information on how to use
the utility with other products.
consistent view of the wireless network. The system administrator can use the
DS.11 Configuration Utility to control a large number of DS.11 units from a single
location. The Configuration Utility can be used to manage BU-DS.11 and
RB-DS.11 units as well as other members of the BreezeNET DS.11 family including
the WBS, WBC, AP-DS.11 and SA-DS.11. The description in this manual, however,
is limited to management and configuration of BU-DS.11 and RB-DS.11 units.
Refer to the DS.11 section of www.alvarion.com for more information on how to use
the utility with other products.
Using the Configuration Utility you can:
♦ Assign radio channels for optimal cell operation.
♦ Configure units with a specified IP address.
♦ Set the SNMP Read/Write Community strings.
♦ Verify the status of all units in the network.
♦ Configuration of a wide range of operational parameters, including WLAN, IP
♦ Assign radio channels for optimal cell operation.
♦ Configure units with a specified IP address.
♦ Set the SNMP Read/Write Community strings.
♦ Verify the status of all units in the network.
♦ Configuration of a wide range of operational parameters, including WLAN, IP
and Security parameters.
♦ View Tx and Rx counters.
♦ Obtain general information such as the Firmware version and system name.
♦ Obtain general information such as the Firmware version and system name.
This chapter is comprised of the following sections:
♦ Installing and Accessing the Configuration Utility, page 3-2, describes how
to install and initialize the configuration application.
♦ Configuration Utility Modes, page 3-2, describes the various modes, functions
and parameters of the Configuration Utility.
♦ Reloading Factory Default Settings, page 3-31, describes how to revert unit
parameters to their original factory defaults.