User Manual

SPEEDLAN 9000 Series Installation and Operation User Guide Version 3.03
General Functions of the Configurator 3-9
• DHCP Relay
Click this menu to enable DHCP Relay and set the parameters it requires. For
more information, see DHCP Relay Menu, page 3-47.
• Forwarding
Use this menu to control how traffic is forwarded through this router. For more
information, see Forwarding Menu, page 3-48.
• Diagnostics
Use this menu to troubleshoot your SPEEDLAN 9000 network. For more
information, see Diagnostics Menu (Troubleshooting the Network), page 3-67.
• Admin
Use this menu to perform administrative tasks, such as setting up user
password and permission information. You can also remotely control the 9000
routers on the network, update software, reset all configuration to the factory
default, enable or disable SPEEDSignal, and enable manufacturer access to
the router for advanced troubleshooting. For more information, see Admin
Menu, page 3-73.
Other specialized parameters not common under the Admin menu for the base, CPE,
point-to-point and mesh routers:
• If you need to remotely reboot a 9000 router (base station mode), see
Remote Control, page 4-15.
• If you need to update software on a 9000 base station, see Software
Update, page 4-16. If you need to update software for a base station and
a CPE, see Updating the Software on a Base Station and CPE, page 4-17.
• If you need to remotely reboot or turn off the SPEEDLAN 9000 point-to
point routers, see Remote Control for Point-to-Point Primary Routers,
page 6-13.
• If you need to remotely reboot or turn off the SPEEDLAN 9000 mesh
routers, see Remote Control, page 7-13.
• If you need to update the software on the point-to-point routers, see
Software Update for Point-to-Point Primary or Secondary Routers,
page 6-13.
• If you need to update the software on the mesh routers, see Software
Update, page 7-14.