Technical Specs

Example:
Router# config t
Router(config)# hw poweroff 5
Wait for WPAN power down messages, and then wait another 60-90 seconds. Then, power up the module:
Example:
Router(config)# no hw poweroff 5
Wait for WPAN power on messages, and then wait another 60-90 seconds before proceeding.
Step 3 Add mesh-security keys for the slaves. (The slave module should not have its own mesh-security keys when in the
master-slave relationship.)
Example:
Router# mesh-security set mesh-key interface wpan 5/1 key 5551
Key ID : 0
Key expiry : Sat Jun 21 12:55:43 2014
Router# mesh-security set mesh-key interface wpan 5/1 key 5552
Key ID : 1
Key expiry : Mon Jul 21 12:55:43 2014
You can add up to four mesh-keys for the WPAN slot.
Step 4 Check the status of the WPAN previously configured as slave using the following commands:
Example:
Router# show run interface wpan 5/1
Router# show wpan 5/1 hardware config
Router# show wpan 5/1 link-neighbor table
Router# show wpan 5/1 rpl table
Router# show wpan 5/1 rpl stable
See Removing Master-Slave Relationship Configuration Example, on page 48 for sample command output.
Removing Master-Slave Relationship Configuration Example
This section shows example output from the commands to remove the master-slave relationship between two CGR WPAN modules.
In this example, the master WPAN module is in slot 4, and the slave WPAN module is in slot 5.
Checking Existing Configuration of the Master and Slave Modules
Router# show run interface wpan 4/1
!<<<<<---- #Initially configured as master WPAN
Building configuration...
Current configuration : 471 bytes
!
interface Wpan4/1
no ip address
ip broadcast-address 0.0.0.0
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