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turned off. Most of these services have corresponding items in one of the menus, but some don't (at
least not directly).
Wireless Devices
The wireless devices header section lists Qual(ity), Signal, Noise, Rate, Freq(uency) Mode, and Link
Information. In client mode, all these fields will contain associated information. In AP mode, less
information is shown, link specific details can be found in the Interfaces -> wpci# -> wireless
configuration-> client list.
The first column lists the wireless device (wpci# or wlan#). This is followed by the specific radio
device.
Quality refers to percentage of packets not retransmitted. This provides a quick indication of how well
or poorly the link is running. A high number of retransmits (low percentage number) indicates a very
poor link. On APs, this column will contain the ESSID name.
The Signal column shows signal strength (client only). This number will be negative.
The Noise column (also a negative number) shows background noise level (limited by the driver and
speed – client only). The difference between signal and noise is the signal to noise ratio (SNR). The
SNR which is easily calculated by looking at the signal and noise numbers gives an indication of how
strong a signal your system hears.
The Rate column (client only) indicates the wireless speed. This number will show you the wireless
(not network) connection speed. The specific speeds that will be displayed here depend on operating
mode (802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g, and turbo mode for those that support it). These speeds may change
during the course of communications if speed is set to auto in the wireless configuration.
The Freq column shows the frequency the system is transmitting/receiving on.
The Mode will consist of three comma separated fields. The first field indicates mode of operation,
one of ap or sta (for Access Point or Station). The second field shows the configured country code.
The third field shows the frequency operating mode, one of 11a, Ta, 11b, 11/jointfilesconvert/355170/bg, Tg, 11g.
The Link information will provide either the number of associations or the system MAC address.
The Information Bar
The information bar on the bottom of the screen provides at a glance a number of things. It provides a
quick way to logoff. It also provides the CPU load. Finally, the information bar shows you the
firmware you're running.
- Star OS V3 1
- FCC Regulatory Compliance 3
- Table of Contents 4
- Chapter 1 8
- Initial Configuration 9
- Changing your password 11
- Changing Network information 12
- Setting up your wireless card 13
- WEP Setup 16
- Activating Changes 16
- On bridges and routers 18
- Chapter 2 20
- Generic Information 21
- System Information 21
- Serial Number 21
- Service Summary 21
- Wireless Devices 22
- The Information Bar 22
- Chapter 3 23
- Activate changes 24
- Section 2 25
- System menu 25
- (see fig 2) 25
- Services 26
- System Console 30
- Chapter 4 32
- IP assignments 33
- Wireless Configuration 35
- Config current card 35
- BSS Channel 36
- Custom Checkbox and Scan List 36
- Transmit Rate (mbps) 37
- Link distance (0..35 miles) 37
- Country code 37
- Tx Power Override (0..30 dbm) 37
- Cloaking 38
- Antenna Select 38
- Hide SSID 38
- Ethernet Configurations 44
- Interface Features 45
- DHCP auto-auth configuration 45
- DHCP Client Information 49
- Creating an Ethernet Bridge 51
- Chapter 5 53
- Dynamic Routing 54
- Policy and Advanced Routing 57
- Chapter 6 58
- Static ARP 59
- 802.1d Bridging Options 60
- DNS Server List 61
- Connection Tracking Setup 62
- Connection Table Size 63
- NTP and Zone configuration 64
- Remote Syslog 65
- System Log 66
- The Scripts Dropdown Submenu 67
- Class Based Queueing script 68
- IP address 69
- NAT and Static NAT 70
- System Reports 71
- The CBQ Traffic Report 72
- View System Information 73
- Active PPP user list 74
- Network Utilities 75
- Ping Utility 76
- Ping response 77
- Throughput Test Box 80
- Throughput Test Response Box 81
- Chapter 7 82
- Upgrading 83
- Tips and Tricks 84
- Chapter 8 85
- Environment 88
- Fresnel Zone 88
- Appendix 1 90
- Appendix 2 96
- VLSM Notation 98
- Subnetting 98
- Adjacent and Contiguous 99
- Finding the network 100
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