Wireless/Redundant Edge Services xl Module Management and Configuration Guide WS.02.xx and greater

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Configuring the ProCurve Wireless Edge Services xl Module
Management Interfaces
6. After you set the filter criteria, click the Filter Entire Table button. Only the
tunnels that match the filter are now listed on the screen. If you want, you
can refine your filter criteria and click the Filter Entire Table button again.
Note Throughout the Wireless Edge Services xl Module interface (whether or not
you are using filtering), you can sort data lines by clicking on the respective
column headings. For example, on the screen shown in Figure 2-8, you can
click on the SSID column heading to sort the data alphabetically by the SSID
name. Click the heading once to sort the column in ascending order (an up-
arrow is displayed), and then click the heading again to sort the column in
descending order (a down-arrow is displayed). Click the heading a third time
to return the column to its original sort order (the arrow will no longer be
displayed).
7. When you are finished viewing the filtered results, click the Turn Off
Filtering button in order for all tunnels to be listed on the screen.
To hide the filtering options on the screen, click the Hide Filtering Options link.
Although the filter itself is hidden, the screen continues to display only the
rows that match the filter. To turn off filtering, click the Show Filtering Options
link and then click the Turn Off Filtering button.
CLI
You access the Wireless Edge Services xl Module CLI through the CLI for the
wireless services-enabled switch. You can access the switch CLI through:
■ serial session
■ Telnet session
■ SSH session
Accessing the Switch CLI Through a Serial Session
If you use a serial session to connect to the wireless services-enabled switch,
use the serial cable (5184-1894) that was shipped with the switch. Then run
terminal session software such as Tera Term or HyperTerminal on your
workstation, setting the following parameters for the session:
■ Baud Rate = 9600
■ Parity = None
■ Data Bits = 8
■ Stop Bits = 1
■ Flow Control = None