Manual
35 AirLive WH-5000A User’s Manual
WH-5000A Serials User Guide
5.5
Point-to-Point
Bridge
Setup
Guide
A
point-to-point
link
is
a
direct
connection
between
tow,
and
only
two,
locations
or
nodes.
For
the
two
bridges
that
are
to
be
linked
to
communicate
properly,
they
have
to
be
set
up
with
compatible
commands
in
setup
screens.
Below
is
the
list
`
Channel
number:
-
The
bridges
must
have
the
same
channel
number.
-
The
channel
number
doesn’t
be
same
as
using
for
AP.
`
Wireless
Mode:
-
Choose
802.11g
for
high
data
rate
-
Choose
802.11b
for
high
transmit
distance
`
Spanning
Tree
Protocol
(802.1d):
-
Enable,
if
there
is
any
possibility
of
a
bridging
loop,
or
-
Disable,
if
there
is
no
possibility
of
bridging
loop
to
gain
higher
efficient
`
Bridge
signal
strength
LED
port:
-
Set
up
the
SS
LED
map
to
which
remote
bridge
`
BSSID:
-
Entering
remote
bridge’s
MAC
address
at
the
BSSID
field
of
“Add
remote
AP’s
BSSID/Note”
section.
Although
it
is
option
item,
entering
a
note
that
defines
the
location
of
the
remote
bridge
may
be
helpful
for
your
management
lots
of
remote
bridges.
After
you
key
in
BSSID
and
Note,
clock
the
“Add”
to
list
this
item
at
“Remote
AP’s
MAC
Address”
section.
`
Encryption:
-
Setting
Encryption
type:
Off
or
Static
AES
Key
-
Each
bridge
must
have
the
same
encryption
type.
And
if
using
Static
AES
Key,
the
key
of
each
bridge
must
be
the
same.
Click
Apply
to
accept
your
changes
The
following
Table
describes
the
basic
attributes
for
the
network
topology
illustrate
at
above
picture.