User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- List of Figures
- List of Tables
- About This Guide
- About the Radio Switch RS4000
- Installing the RS4000
- Configuring the Meru RS4000
- Managing and Monitoring the RS4000
- Command Reference
- MIB Definition Reference
- RFC 1212 MIB-System Group
- RFC 1213 MIB-Interface Group
- IEEE 802.11 MIB-Dot11 Counter Table (Statistics)
- Meru Enterprise MIB-AP System Entry
- Meru Enterprise MIB-Network Configuration MIB
- Meru Enterprise MIB-Load Balancing MIB
- Meru Enterprise MIB-Global Radius Profile Configuration MIB
- Meru Enterprise MIB-Meru Interface Table
- Meru Enterprise MIB-Trap Community Interface
- Meru Enterprise MIB-SNMP Community Interface
- Meru Enterprise MIB-SNMP Traps Flag
- Meru Enterprise MIB-Global Entry
- Meru Enterprise MIB-Syslog Table
- Meru Enterprise MIB-File Transfer Table
- Meru Enterprise MIB-Upgrade Flag
- Meru Enterprise MIB-Upgrade Status Flag
- Specifications
- Regulatory Information
- Channels
- Translated Safety Warnings
2 Meru Radio Switch RS4000 Reference Guide
Figure 1: Meru Radio Switch RS4000
Hardware Features and Specifications
Meru’s Radio Switch, RS4000 contains four 802.11 (two 802.11a and two 802.11bg) radios that can
transmit and receive simultaneously on four different channels to increase the total available wireless
bandwidth at a given area. The RS4000 must be connected to the LAN using one or two 10/100 Mbps
Ethernet connections and can also be powered over Ethernet—using two IEEE 802.3af POE
connections, with 15W power on each connector.