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Chapter 3 - Layer 2 Command Set - PHY and MAC MINT (“mint” command)
Alvarion BreezeNET B130/B300 GigE 44 Operational User Manual
 SLAVE:
Can connect to the node with master type. When connection is lost, the device
attempts to restore the connection to the master node.
Example:
mint rf5.0 -type master
3.2.2.2 Setting the Node Mode
Syntax:
mint IFNAME -mode {mobile | nomadic | fixed}
The command sets the mode of the node. The mode is defined by the application
of the node for the network. Modes description:
 Fixed. The network node has a fixed allocation and never moves and never is
switched off. This is a infrastructure node of the network
 Nomadic. Node may change its physical allocation but all the data
transmitting is made when the node is not moving (or moving very slowly)
 Mobile. The node may move and exchange data while moving
Example:
mint rf5.0 -mode nomadic
3.2.2.3 Setting Node Sequential Number
Syntax:
mint IFNAME -nodeid NUMBERID
The command sets the sequential number for the node. The parameter is optional.
Two units with the same ID can make a link.
Example:
mint rf5.0 -nodeid 5
NOTE
When the node's type is switched to slave the following configuration changes are performed
automatically: the "roaming enable" mode is enabled and a roaming profile is created with current
rf5.0 settings.
When the node's type is switched to master the "roaming leader" mode is enabled automatically.