User's Manual Part 2
Table Of Contents
- Monitoring Clients and System Operations
- Services, Password, Config, and Firmware Web Pages
- Diagnostics Web Screen and Help
- Configuration Using The Command Line Interface
- Command Levels
- Connections and Terminal Settings
- Accessing the CLI
- Configuration Example
- Navigating the CLI
- Read Level Command Descriptions
- enable
- exit
- Ping
- Show Commands
- show arp
- show cpu
- show dhcp-server interface bridge <0-4094>
- show dhcp-server interface ethernet <0>
- show dhcp-server interface wireless <0-1>
- show eap
- show http-server
- show iccf
- show interfaces
- show interfaces bridge [0-4094]
- show interfaces bridge <0-4094> fdb
- show interfaces bridge <0-4094> stp
- show interfaces ethernet [0]
- show interfaces wireless [associations]
- show interfaces wireless <0-1> associations
- show interfaces wireless <0-1>
- show interfaces wireless < 0-1> wds <1-6>
- show ip domainname
- show ip host
- show ip hostname
- show ip nameserver
- show ip route
- show ip ssh
- show logging
- show memory
- show serial
- show snmp-server
- show uptime
- show version
- show wds
- show flash:
- show running-config
- traceroute
- Enable Level Command Descriptions
- configure [terminal]
- Commands for Managing Configuration Files
- Configure Crypto (Generate Keys) Commands
- Configure Enable Secret Commands
- Configure HTTP-Server Commands
- Configure Interface Commands
- interface bridge <0-4094>
- add interface ethernet <0>
- no add interface ethernet <0>
- add interface wireless < 0-1>
- no add interface wireless < 0-1>
- add interface wireless < 0-1> wds <1-6>
- aging-time <10-1000000 seconds>
- dhcp-server
- dhcp-server broadcast-address
- no dhcp-server broadcast-address
- dhcp-server domain-name
- no dhcp-server domain-name
- dhcp-server gateway
- no dhcp-server gateway
- dhcp-server ip-pool
- no dhcp-server ip-pool
- dhcp-server lease <1-4294967295>
- no dhcp-server lease <1-4294967295>
- dhcp-server name-server
- no dhcp-server name-server
- dhcp-server ntp-server
- no dhcp-server ntp-server
- dhcp-server wins
- no dhcp-server wins
- exit
- forward-time <4-200 seconds>
- no forward-time
- hello-time <1-10 seconds>
- no hello-time
- iccf
- no iccf
- ip address
[secondary] - no ip address
[secondary] - ip address dhcp
- no ip address dhcp
- ip address dhcp release
- ip address dhcp renew
- ip broadcast-address
[secondary] - ip routing
- no ip routing
- max-age <6-200 seconds>
- no max-age
- path-cost interface
<0-65535> - path-cost interface
wds <1-6> <0-65535> - priority <0-65535>
- shutdown
- no shutdown
- stp
- no stp
- show
- shutdown
- source-nat interface
|ethernet <0>|wireless < 0-1>|wireless <0-1> wds <1-6>>
- interface ethernet 0
- interface wireless < 0-1|all>
- beacon-interval <0-8191>
- channel <1-11>
- DHCP Server Operation
- disable beacon-essid
- no disable beacon-essid
- EAP Commands (802.1x security)
- eap
- eap secret <1-2>
- eap rekey-interval <60-1800>
- eap server <1-2>
- no eap
- no eap server
- essid
- exit
- iccf
- no iccf
- ip address
- ip address
secondary - no ip address
[secondary] - ip address dhcp
- no ip address dhcp
- ip address dhcp renew
- ip address dhcp release
- ip broadcast
[secondary] - no ip broadcast-address [secondary]
- ip routing
- no ip routing
- key
<1-4> - sensitivity <1-3>
- show
- shutdown
- no shutdown
- source-nat interface
|ethernet <0>|wireless < 0-1>> - wds
- wep <1-4>
- no wep
- interface bridge <0-4094>
- Configure No Interface Commands
- Configure IP Commands
- Configure Log Commands
- Configure Multicast/Broadcast Rate Limiting
- Configure SNMP-Server Commands
- snmp-server
- snmp-server bind interface (wireless < 0-1>|ethernet 0|bridge <0-4094>)
- snmp-server community
RO|RW [ ] - snmp-server contact
- snmp-server engineID
- snmp-server host
- snmp-server host
- snmp-server host
[auth MD5|SHA [priv DES ]] - snmp-server location
- snmp-server name
- snmp-server user
[auth MD5|SHA [priv DES [ ]]]
- Configure No SNMP-Server Commands
- Configure Username Admin (Read Level) Secret
- Configure WDS (Wireless Distribution System)
- disable
- edit flash:
- exit
- no
- reboot
- support
- Network Monitoring
- Verifying Wi-Fi Operation
- Verification Process
- Wireless Client Does Not “Find” the Vivato Wi-Fi AP/Bridge
- Wireless Client Can’t Access Wi-Fi AP/Bridge Configuration Web Page
- Wireless Client Cannot Access the Local Wired Network
- Wireless Client Cannot Access an Outside Network
- Unauthorized Clients Are Able to Associate With The Wi-Fi AP/Bridge
- Connecting Through a WDS Connection
- Verification Process
- Dynamic Assignment of Client IP Addresses
- Updating AP/Bridge Firmware
- Index
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Monitoring Settings
Monitoring Clients and System Operations
System Logging Configuration
System messages can saved (logged) on the Wi-Fi AP/Bridge and on a remote device.
• Local Logging: Select ENABLED to save system messages in dynamic memory on the
Wi-Fi AP/Bridge. The logged events can be viewed through the command line interface
(CLI) using the show logging command. The log file is cleared any time the Wi-Fi
AP/Bridge is rebooted. The default is DISABLED; displaying system messages on this
web page but not saving them in the Wi-Fi AP/Bridge.
• Remote Logging: Select ENABLED to send system messages to a remote host located at
the IP address entered in the box next to this field. The remote host must first be
configured to accept remote logging (syslogd -r at a minimum).
• Commit: Select this field to put these settings into effect.
Monitoring>SNMP Monitoring
Simple network management protocols (SNMP) use pre-defined sets of data for the Wi-Fi
AP/Bridge called a management information base (MIB) to monitor network operations. The MIBs
are defined in a way that allows third-party developers of network monitoring software to use them
with their products. The Vivato Wi-Fi AP/Bridge has its own MIB, and also supports several
industry standard MIBs. Refer to "Network Monitoring" on page 145 for more operation on using
SNMP with the Vivato Wi-Fi AP/Bridge.
The Vivato Wi-Fi AP/Bridge supports SNMP versions 1, 2c, and 3. Some configuration settings are
only used by a specific SNMP version. These settings are separated on the configuration web pages.
Base SNMP Options
These settings do not take effect until Make Base SNMP Changes is selected after entering your
information:
• Status: Select enable or disable to turn SNMP on or off, respectively.
• System Name: Enter the name of the system that you are monitoring.
• System Location: Enter the physical location of the Wi-Fi AP/Bridge you are
monitoring, such as “Shilshoal Marina” or “Museum of Flight”
• System Contact: Enter the name of the person(s) supporting this Wi-Fi AP/Bridge.
• Current SNMP Community Settings: To remove a community that had previously been
added, you can select that setting to be removed when Make Base SNMP Changes is
selected. To de-select a community, hold the Ctrl key down and click on it again.
• Current Trap Sinks: To remove a trap sink that had previously been added, you can select
that setting to be removed when Make Base SNMP Changes is selected. To de-select a
trap, hold the Ctrl key down and click on it again.