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
Copyright © 2004, Vivato, Inc. Vivato Wi-Fi AP/Bridge User Guide 151
Verification Process
Verifying Wi-Fi Operation
Wireless Client Can’t Access Wi-Fi AP/Bridge Configuration Web
Page
For your client to associate with the Vivato Wi-Fi AP/Bridge, the following conditions must exist:
• The IP address of your wireless client must be within the same subnet range of the Wi-Fi
AP/Bridge. The default IP address of the Wi-Fi AP/Bridge is 169.254.20.1. In some cases
you can have your client automatically set its IP address within this range using automatic
private IP addressing (see "Using APIPA to Assign a Usable IP Address For Your Client"
on page 37).
You can also configure the Wi-Fi AP/Bridge to be a dynamic host configuration protocol
(DHCP) server that assigns an IP address to your client when the client associates. See
"Network>DHCP" on page 63.
You can also manually set the IP address of your client to use a static IP address by editing
the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) properties of your client, disabling automatic IP address
assignment, and manually entering the address.
• The correct Address/Location must be specified in your web browser. See "Configuration
Connections" on page 36.
• The security settings for your client and the Wi-Fi AP/Bridge must match. If you previously
enabled security (such as WEP) in the Wi-Fi AP/Bridge, and your client’s security settings
are not providing access to the Wi-Fi AP/Bridge, you must use a wired connection to the
Wi-Fi AP/Bridge to access the configuration web page and match the security settings
between the AP/Bridge and your client. See "Configuration Connections" on page 36.
• The level of interfering signals must not be so great that the lowest allowed data rate (1
Mbps) cannot be used. Verify that Wi-Fi access points using the same channel assignments
as the Wi-Fi AP/Bridge are not in close proximity. Also make sure that one or more
microwave ovens are not operating within the Wi-Fi AP/Bridge’s coverage area. See
"Network>Wireless Interfaces" on page 66 and "Interfering Signal Sources" on page
30.
Wireless Client Cannot Access the Local Wired Network
If you are able to access the Vivato Wi-Fi AP/Bridge’s configuration web page using your wireless
client, but you are unable to access the wired network connected to one of the AP/Bridge’s Ethernet
ports, verify that the following conditions are present:
• The default bridge (br0) connecting the wireless interfaces to the Ethernet ports is enabled.
See "Network Settings" on page 55.
• Your wired network is connected to the Wi-Fi AP/Bridge’s Ethernet port.
• The Ethernet port you are connected to is enabled. The Vivato Wi-Fi AP/Bridge is pre
configured with the Ethernet ports enabled. See "Network>Ethernet Interface" on page
65.
• The Vivato Wi-Fi AP/Bridge has been entered in the list of permissions for your local area