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Psion teklogix 9160 G2 Manuel d'utilisateur (436 pages)

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Table des matières

Wireless Gateway

1

Disclaimer

2

What is RoHS?

4

RoHS Logo

4

TABLE OF CONTENTS

5

Contents

10

Chapter 21: Configuring SNMP

12

Chapter 24: 802.IQ Settings

14

Chapter 27: Specifications

15

Appendix C: Troubleshooting

16

Appendix D: Glossary

16

APPROVALS AND SAFETY SUMMARY

17

Earth Grounding

22

INTRODUCTION 1

25

1.1 About This Manual

27

Chapter 1: Introduction

28

About This Manual

28

1.3 Text Conventions

31

1.4.2 Access Point Functions

33

1.4.3 Base Station Functions

33

1.5 Features and Benefits

34

1.5.3 Security Features

35

1.5.6 Networking

37

1.5.7 SNMP Support

37

1.6 What’s Next?

38

INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS 2

39

2.1.1 Environment

41

Maintenance

42

Power And Antenna Cables

43

2.2.1 Ports

44

LAN Installation: Overview

45

Status Indicators (LEDs)

46

Name Function Colour

47

PRELAUNCH CHECKLIST 3

49

The 9160 G2 Wireless Gateway

51

3.2 Administrator’s Computer

54

3.3 Wireless Client Computers

55

3.4.2 Dynamic IP Addressing

57

3.4.3 Static IP Addressing

57

Recovering An IP Address

58

4.3 Power On The Access Point

64

Field Default Setting

65

4.6 What’s Next?

66

CONFIGURING BASIC SETTINGS 5

69

Point” on page 48

71

5.3 Provide Network Settings

73

5.4 Update Basic Settings

74

Icon Description

75

6.1 Overview

79

6.3 Understanding Clustering

79

6.3.1 What Is A Cluster?

80

6.3.6 Cluster Formation

82

6.3.8 Intra-Cluster Security

82

6.5 Starting Clustering

84

6.6 Stopping Clustering

85

Standalone APs

85

6.8 Session Monitoring

86

MANAGING USER ACCOUNTS 7

89

7.1 Overview

91

7.2.1 Viewing User Accounts

92

7.2.2 Adding A User

92

7.2.3 Editing A User Account

93

7.2.5 Enabling A User Account

94

7.2.7 Removing A User Account

94

CHANNEL MANAGEMENT 8

97

Chapter 8: Channel Management

99

Field Description

102

Table 8.2 AP’s Channel Plan

103

Table 8.3 Advanced Settings

104

WIRELESS NEIGHBORHOOD 9

107

CONFIGURING SECURITY 10

115

Encryption Algorithms

118

Configuring Security Settings

124

Table 10.5 Security Settings

125

10.2.2 Security Modes

126

Security Modes

127

127.0.0.1

134

10.3 Updating Settings

142

MAINTENANCE AND MONITORING 11

143

11.1 Interfaces

145

11.2 Event Logs

146

11.2.2 Severity

147

11.2.3 Depth

148

11.2.5 Events Log

151

Link Integrity Monitoring

153

12.1.1 DNS Hostname

162

12.1.2 Guest Access

162

12.1.6 Updating Settings

167

Access”

175

To update wireless settings:

176

SETTING UP GUEST ACCESS 14

177

14.4 Deployment Example

182

CONFIGURING VLANS 15

183

15.2 Configuring VLANs

185

15.3 Updating Settings

187

Understanding Radio Settings

191

Navigating To Radio Settings

192

Table 16.1 Radio Settings

193

16.4 Updating Settings

197

MAC ADDRESS FILTERING 17

199

FE:DC:BA:09:87:65

201

17.2 Using MAC Filtering

202

17.3 Updating Settings

202

LOAD BALANCING 18

203

18.1.3 Load Balancing And QoS

205

Chapter 18: Load Balancing

206

18.4 Updating Settings

208

QUALITY OF SERVICE (QOS) 19

209

19.1 Understanding QoS

211

= MinCW doubled

215

= re-doubled

215

19.1.4 802.1p And DSCP Tags

216

19.1.4.1 VLAN Priority

217

19.2 Configuring QoS Queues

218

Configuring QoS Queues

219

19.3 Updating Settings

224

20.3 Configuring WDS Settings

230

Configuring WDS Settings

231

20.4 Updating Settings

234

CONFIGURING SNMP 21

235

Chapter 21: Configuring SNMP

237

Understanding SNMP Settings

237

Configuring SNMP Settings

239

Returned

239

Table 21.1 SNMP Settings

240

21.3.1 Configuring SNMP Traps

241

21.3.2 Updating SNMP Settings

242

HE 9160 G2 AS BASE STATION 22

243

22.1 Overview

245

22.2 Radio Protocols

246

22.3 Narrow Band Menus

246

Radio Card Status

248

22.3.2 Connectivity Options

249

Operating Mode

250

Auto-Startup

250

Shared Channel

251

Number of Poll Windows

251

Size of Poll Windows

252

Maximum Message Segment Size

252

Number of Retries

252

Collision Size

252

Free Window Factor

253

Message Mode Limit

253

Callsign Period

253

Callsign String

253

Sync Delay

254

Remote Txon

254

Active Channel

254

22.4 Connectivity Menus

255

Base Station Number

257

Description

257

IP Address

257

Message Size

258

RRM Group Number

260

Combination

264

Operate in Cellular Mode

267

Poll ID

267

Expiration Period

269

22.4.4 Hosts Menu

270

Hosts Menu

271

Updating Settings

273

No Online/Offline

273

Monitor Poll

273

23.1 Overview

277

23.3 Hosts Menu

278

Is Host Fujitsu

282

Use International EBCDIC

282

3274 Emulation

283

Passthru

284

Procedures

285

Host Print

285

Remote Print

286

Transmit Line

287

AIAG Information From Host

288

Visible Match Character

289

Hidden Match Character

290

Serial I/O

291

Print Line

291

Print Form Length

291

Barcode

291

Entry Line

291

Field Overhead

292

Command Region

292

Terminal Type

293

Host Port

293

First Local Terminal Port

294

Local IP Address to Bind

294

First Terminal Listen Port

294

Actively Negotiate with Host

294

Configure LU Names

295

LU Name Prefix

295

Auto-telnet

296

Auto-telnet Host

296

Function key n

297

Write Error Code

298

Field Underline Remapping

299

Enable Virtual Device Names

311

Configure Device Names

311

Device Name Prefix

312

Maximum Screen Size

313

Host Timeout

313

Escape Timeout

314

Threshold

314

Function Key Remapping

315

Arrow Key Remapping

315

Page Saving

315

Convert 7 to 8 Bits

316

Lower Character Set (GL)

316

Upper Character Set (GR)

316

TCP Session Request Key

318

Session Cycle Key

318

Last Active Session Key

318

Auto-telnet/login Enable

319

Auto-telnet Terminal Prompt

320

Auto-login User ID

320

Auto-login Password

320

Auto-login User ID Prompt

320

Auto-login Password Prompt

321

Auto-login Failed Login

321

Allow TCP Sessions

322

802.IQ SETTINGS 24

325

Beacon Period

327

Terminal Offline Timeout

328

Chapter 24: 802.IQ Settings

329

802.IQ v1/v2 Common Features

329

Initial RTT

330

Protocol Type ID

330

Forward 802.IQ Packets Only

330

802.IQ v1 Beacon Interfaces

331

Beacon UDP Port

331

http://www.ntp.org

335

Figure 25.1 Time Settings

335

25.3 Updating Settings

336

26.6 Upgrading The Firmware

341

26.6.1 Update

342

SPECIFICATIONS 27

345

27.1 Physical Description

347

27.3 AC Power Requirements

347

27.5 Processor And Memory

348

27.6 Network Interfaces

348

27.7 Radios

348

Chapter 27: Specifications

349

APPENDIX A

351

Console Port Cable No. 19387

352

Contact Signal Contact Signal

353

APPENDIX B

355

Authentication Server

357

Settings

359

(No Security)

361

Network Authentication

362

Data Encryption

362

Disabled

362

PEAP Client

376

IPAddressOfServer

386

APPENDIX C

391

Appendix C: Troubleshooting

392

C.2 Cluster Recovery

394

APPENDIX D

395

Appendix D: Glossary

396

Access Point

399

Ad hoc Mode

399

Atheros XR (Extended Range)

400

Basic Rate Set

400

Broadcast

401

Broadcast Address

401

Federal

402

66.93.138.219

403

Dynamic IP Address

404

Ethernet

405

Infrastructure Mode

408

Intrusion Detection

408

Lease Time

411

MDI and MDI-X

411

MSCHAP V2

412

Multicast

412

Network Address

413

Packet Loss

414

RTS Threshold

418

Subnet Mask

419

Supported Rate Set

419

W3C. XML is a

425

3274 Emulation 267

428

5250 Emulation 283

428

3274 Emulation 259

428

5250 Emulation 276

428

ANSI Telnet Protocol 293

428

See quality of service 185

433

3274 Emulation 262

433

5250 Emulation 278

433

ANSI Emulation 292

433

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