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9 - Additional Access Point Features
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FB
Purpose: Makes an inactive segment the active
segment.
Syntax: FB bootsegment (datasegment)
where:
bootsegment is the name or number of the boot segment to be
activated.
datasegment is the optional name or number of the data segment
to be activated.
Example:
To make segment 2 the active boot segment and segment 4 the
active data segment, enter:
FB 2 4
You can use an asterisk instead of a segment name if you want to
leave that segment unchanged. For example, to leave the active
boot segment unchanged and make segment 4 the active data
segment, you could enter:
FB * 4
After loading software into the access point a common task is to
activate the new software. To activate the new software, enter:
FB IB: ID:
This command activates the inactive boot and data segments.
You do not need to know which of the boot and data segment
numbers the flash is loaded into.
- User’s Guide 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Welcome to Allied Telesyn 7
- Document Conventions 8
- Contacting Allied Telesyn 9
- Getting Started 11
- 1 - Getting Started 12
- AT-WA7500 User’s Guide 13
- What’s New for 15
- Software 15
- Releases 1.90? 15
- Understanding 16
- Serial port 18
- 10BaseT/100BaseTx 18
- Ethernet port 18
- Ethernet 19
- Using Access 27
- Points to Create 27
- Primary LAN Secondary LA 31
- Using a 35
- Communications 35
- Using a Telnet 39
- Saving Configuration Changes 41
- Installing the Access Points 45
- Installation Guidelines 46
- Cordless 47
- Telephones 47
- Other Access 47
- Installing the AT-WA7500 48
- Positioning 50
- Antennas for 50
- 802.11b and 50
- 802.11a Radios 50
- Configuring the Ethernet 53
- Access Point as 56
- Supported DHCP Server Options 59
- Send ARP 61
- Requests 61
- Address Table 63
- Ethernet Filters 64
- Using Ethernet 64
- Frame Type 64
- Configuring Advanced Filters 72
- Setting Filter Values 72
- Setting Filter Expressions 74
- Example 1 76
- the specified 78
- Configuring the Radios 85
- About the Radios 86
- 802.11b Radio 92
- Configuring 101
- 802.11a Radio 101
- Advanced 101
- Parameters 101
- 4 - Configuring the Radios 102
- Inbound Filters 103
- AT-WA7500 User’s Guide 105
- Configuring the Spanning Tree 107
- Designated 108
- About the 109
- Primary LAN 109
- Access Point 109
- Secondary LANs 110
- About Data Link 111
- Tunneling 111
- About Routable 112
- Routable 112
- Network 112
- Protocols 112
- About IP Tunnels 116
- Creating IP 117
- Using One IP 119
- Multicast 119
- Address for 119
- Multiple IP 119
- How Frames 121
- Are Forwarded 121
- Through IP 121
- Outbound Frames 121
- Inbound Frames 122
- Configuring IP Tunnels 124
- Configuring the 125
- IP Address List 125
- Configuring IP 126
- Tunnel Filters 126
- Customizing Subtype Filters 130
- Filter Examples 133
- Configuring Global Parameters 139
- Global RF 143
- Configuring Security 145
- Understanding Security 146
- 6 - Configuring Security 148
- Enabling Access 149
- Setting Up 151
- Changing the Default Login 154
- End Devices 159
- WEP 64/128/ 162
- 152 Security 162
- Implementing 164
- Security 164
- Solution 164
- Configuring the Embedded 175
- Authentication Server (EAS) 175
- About Certificates 177
- Installing and 178
- Uninstalling 178
- Certificates 178
- Configuring the EAS 181
- Database 183
- Using the 186
- Rejected List 186
- Clearing the Rejected List 187
- Exporting and 187
- Importing 187
- Databases 187
- Upgrading Access Points 191
- Managing the Access Points 192
- Using Simple 193
- Management 193
- Protocol (SNMP) 193
- Viewing AP 195
- Connections 195
- 10.10.10.1 195
- Viewing Port 196
- Statistics 196
- Viewing the 197
- Configuration 197
- About This 198
- Using the LEDs 199
- Restoring the 200
- Access Point to 200
- This screen appears 202
- Getting Help 204
- With Your 204
- Installation 204
- General 205
- Troubleshooting 205
- Using LEDs 208
- 10.10.10.110.10.10.1 209
- General Security 213
- Recovering a 214
- Failed Access 214
- Upgrading the Access Points 217
- Using a Web 218
- Browser 218
- Interface 218
- Chapter 9 221
- Entering the AP 223
- Using AP 224
- Monitor 224
- Commands 224
- Using Content 226
- Addressable 226
- Memory (CAM) 226
- Using Test Mode 227
- Using Service 228
- Entering 234
- Command 234
- Console Mode 234
- Using TFTP 238
- TFTP PUT 239
- TFTP SERVER LOG 240
- TFTP SERVER START 241
- TFTP SERVER STOP 241
- Using sdvars 242
- Creating Script Files 247
- Specifications 249
- A - Specifications 250
- Radio Specifications 251
- IEEE 802.11a 252
- Default Settings 253
- Global Flooding 256
- Menu Defaults 256
- IP Tunnels Menu 260
- Defaults 260
- Passwords Menu Defaults 262
- B - Default Settings 264
- IEEE 802.11b 266
- Radio Menu 266
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