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User Manaul
About Us
Onnet Technologies And Innovations LLC
The rst and only manufacturing set up of wireless and green power equipments in Middle East and Africa Region.
OTAi is committed to deliver always-on-reliable enterprise scale wireless infrastructure for Voice, Data and Video trafc and impervious to interference and harsh environmental conditions from -20° to +80°.
OTAi's enterprise scale wireless solutions are robust, feature rich and cost effective. It can be easily scaled / upgraded to all future requirements of any organization.
The resilient products provide Point to Point, Point to Multi-Point and Any Point to Any Point Enterprise WAN connectivity used for enhancement of Public Safety Networks, secure long distance Enterprise connectivity between multiple locations. Organizations such as Governments, SME, Oil Fields, Defense, Telecom & Wireless Internet Service Providers, Schools, College Campus, Hotels, Hospitals, Airports, Coffee Shops, Warehouse etc can be connected over wireless to there center database for increase efciency.
OTAi’s is leading last mile solutions provider using OFDM based 802.11a/g, 802.11-N and 802.16 Wi-max technologies to suit the most harsh environment and capable of delivering long distance Point to Point, Point
to Multi-Point networks.
Enterprise Wireless Connectivity
Communication over IP (data networking) for high speed Voice, Data & Video has become major part of today’s business. Seamless wireless connectivity across the enterprise has always been a feather to any organization which allows real time connectivity and usage from centralized database.
It has attracted more focus and are very much in demand even during recession time to protect each cent of an organization and retain the prot growth rate.
Our solution are
Extreme smart, comprehensive and cost effective.
Fully customized design for best efciency even in harsh
environmental conditions.
Enterprise outdoor long distance Point to Point and Point to
Multi-Point connectivity.
Enterprise Wi-Fi solution for Villas, Hotels, Institutes, Hospitals,
ISP’s, SMB etc..
Solar power solutions to back remote installations.
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ProductDetail......................................4-15
UserManual.......................................16-54
QuickReferenceChart.......................55-76
FlowChartforTechnical/
TrainedEngineer.............................77-89
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Product Details...................................................05-06
Interfaces............................................................07-09
Checklist ..................................................................10
MountingThePluto................................................11
WaterproofIO(Rj45)Connection.......................12-13
ArrangingEthernetCables......................................14
InterComponentConnection..................................15
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Pluto Product Details
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Pluto power is a high-performance wi re le ss me sh ro ut in g d e v i c e designed SPECIALLY for the most challenging and Harsh Environments w h e r e w i r e d c o n n e c t i v i t y i s impractical or unavailable.
Key Features
256bit Ultra Secure Encryption
Full QoS With Traffic Shapping
Point to Point, Point to Multipoint & Any Point to Any Point
GUI, Telnet, SSH
Watchdog Timer
Built-in HotSpot Clients
(Sputnik / Chilli Spots / HotSpot System)
Plus PPPoE Server / Client
MESH Ready
OSLR & Static Routing
Long Range upto 40Kms*
OFDM MIMO Technology
Premium Quality and Very High Gain Antenna
High TX Power
*(Depending on Antenna and Quality of installation)
Pluto series enhances enterprise level performance, manag­ement and quality of services with very high performance.
The perfect combination of enterprise grade mesh OS along with premium quality high gain antenna and robust IP67 enclosure makes pluto the first choice for people who deserve unparalleled speed, Link Reliability, low latency and seamless hand-off for voice, HD-quality video and other real-time applications across long-distance outdoor wireless Point to Point and Multipoint to MultiPoint Networks.
Pluto power is ideal for deployment in metropolitan and industrial areas like oil fields, mines, shipping ports, WISP, Educational campus etc..
Pluto power offers wide choice of integrated antenna for flexible outdoor wireless deployments using the 2.199 –
2.499 GHz or 4.9GHz- 6.1Ghz frequency band including
2.4GHz and 5.8GHz ISM band.
The device can be configured as AP /Client / Client Bridge / Mesh Repeater for Wi-Fi Applications or as a Point-to-Point, Point-to-Multipoint and full mesh backhaul.
Intelligent wireless mesh routing
Integrated OTA mesh OS, adaptive wireless routingi technology supported by Spanning Tree Protocol automatically optimizes traffic routes between wireless mesh routers and creates a truly adaptive mesh infrastructure. The mesh infrastructure adjusts dynamically to traffic levels and RF signal strength to ensure high availability and optimal performance.
Seamless mobility
Advanced algorithm of quick RF routing and bridging capabilities of OTAi software allows Wi-Fi clients to move between wireless mesh routers in very less time (with in threshold time ) maintaining a seamless connection for latency-sensitive applications, such as video and voice.
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Product Details
Enclosure Size : 185x185x56mm / 7.4" x 7.4" x 2.2" Frequency Options : 2.4-2.485, 2.3-2.7, 5.1-5.9, 4.9-6.1GHz. Integrated Antenna Gain Options : 12dBi(DP), 14dBi(SP) for 2.4GHz
Weight : 0,6kg / 1,3lbs
16dBi (DP), 19dBi(SP) for 5GHz 16dBi (DP) for 4.9-6.1GHz
3.3-3.8, 5.4-6.1GHz
Enclosure Size : 270x270x75mm / 10.6 x 10.6 x 2.9" Frequency Options : 2.4-2.485, 2.3-2.7, 5.1-5.9, 4.9-6.1GHz.
Integrated Antenna Gain Options : 14dBi(SP) 14dBi(DP) for 2.4GHz
Weight : 1,2kg / 2,65lbs
18dBi (DP), 21dBi(SP) for 5GHz
18dBi (DP) for 4.9-6.1GHz 18dBi (DP) for 5.9-6.4GHz
10dBi (DP) for 2.4+12dBi (DP) for 5GHz 16dBi (DP) for 3.3-3.8GHz 19dBi (SP) for 3.3-3.8GHz
Enclosure Size : 385 x 385 x 80mm Frequency Options : 2.4-2.485, 2.3-2.7, 5.1-5.9,
4.9-6.1GHz, 3.3-3.8, 5.4-6.1GHz
Integrated Antenna : 14dBi (DP), 120°wide angle 2.4GHz Gain Opt
Weight : 2.4kg / 5.3lbs
16dBi (DP), 120°wide angle 2.4GHz
18dBi (DP) for 4.9-6.1GHz 23dBi (SP) for 5.1-5.9GHz
21dBi (DP) for 5.1-5.9GHz 21dBi (SP) for 3.3-3.8GHz 19dBi (TP) for 5.1-5.9GHz
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Interfaces
Integrated Premium Quality High Gain Antenna
Rj45 PoE Inlet
(Waterpr oof)
Power + Data (a) Passive PoE as per Radio
(b) 3af Complaint Port
1
Pluto with Internal Integrated Antenna + PoE
Rj45 PoE Inlet
(Waterpr oof)
Power + Data (a) Passive PoE as per Radio
(b) 3af Complaint Port
2
Pluto with External Antenna + PoE
External Antenna Port N-Female
Integrated Premium Quality High Gain Antenna
Rj45 PoE Inlet
(Waterpr oof)
Power + Data (a) Passive PoE as per Radio
(b) 3af Complaint Port
Redunda nt Data Por t
DUAL Data Por t
3
Pluto with Integrated Antenna and Redundant Data Port
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Interfaces
Integrated Premium Quality High Gain Antenna
Rj45 PoE Inlet
(Waterpr oof)
Power + Data (a) Passive PoE as per Radio
(b) 3af Comply Port
Redunda nt PoE Port
DUAL Data Por t
4
Pluto with Integrated Antenna and Redundant Passive PoE Port for Cascading another PoE Device working on same PoE Voltage
Integrated Premium Quality High Gain Antenna
Rj45 PoE Inlet
(Waterpr oof)
Power + Data (a) Passive PoE as per Radio
(b) 3af Comply Port
Redunda nt Data Por t + 3af PoE O ut Po rt
DUAL Data Por t
5
Pluto with Integrated Antenna and Redundant Data Port + 3af PoE Out Port for Connectivity of IP Camera / IP Phones or any Other 3af PoE Device
PoE IN = PoE OUT
PoE IN = PoE OUT - 48Vdc,3af Complied with
(12/15/18/24)Vdc Detection
External Antenna Port N-Female x2
Rj45 PoE Inlet
(Waterpr oof)
Power + Data (a) Passive PoE as per Radio
(b) 3af Complaint Port
Redunda nt Data Por t + 3af PoE O ut Po rt
DUAL Data Por t
6
Pluto with External Antenna and Redundant Data Port + 3af PoE Out Port for Connectivity of IP Camera / IP Phones or any Other 3af PoE Device
PoE IN = PoE OUT - 48Vdc,3af Complied with (12/15/18/24)Vdc Detection
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Interfaces
Integrated Premium Quality High Gain Antenna
Rj45 PoE Inlet
(Waterproof)
Power + Data (a) Passive PoE as per Radio
(b) 3af Complaint Port
Redundant Data Port + 3af PoE Out Port
DUAL Data Port
7
Pluto with Integrated Antenna & PoE Switch for Connectivity of IP Camera / IP Phones or any Other 3af PoE Device
PoE IN = PoE OUT - 48Vdc,3af Complied with
48Vdc Detection
Rj45 PoE Inlet
(Waterproof)
Power + Data (a) Passive PoE as per Radio
(b) 3af Complaint Port
Passive PoE Out Ports
DUAL Data Port
8
Pluto with Integrated Antenna and Passive PoE Switch for Connectivity of Multiple PoE Device
PoE IN = PoE OUT
(12-48)Vdc (12-48)Vdc
Integrated Premium Quality High Gain Antenna
List of the components necessary for establishing a minimum Pre WiMAX network.
Some of the items are optional.
Sr.No ITEM
Remark
1 2 3
4
5
6 7
Pluto 1 Pluto 2 Computer / Laptop
PoE Adaptor
Ethernet Cable
Pluto Mounting Kit Clamp
OTAi provides 2.4 GHz & 5.8 GHz Pluto
Two laptops / Pc’s are required for installation and end to end testing. Pc’s should have the standard conguration.
At least CAT -5e or higher to connect both the equipments to PoE & PoE to PC.
Required to mount the equipment. Any additional clamp (L mount or other) if required
(depending on the tower or equipment mounting location)
OTAi provides 2.4 GHz & 5.8 GHz Pluto
Power Over Ethernet. Single cable is used for power & data in-out for RF equipment. The PoE adapter have two LAN ports, onefor power+data out & second for data in.
Only experienced installation professionals who are familiar with local building and safety codes (wherever applicable) and licensed by the appropriate government regulatory authorities should install outdoor units and antennas. Failure to do so may void the OTAi Product warranty and may expose the end user or Service Provider to legal and nancial liabilities.
Select the optimal location for the equipment using the following guidelines:
The Pluto can be installed either on pole, tower or wall mounted clamp. Its location should enable easy access to the unit for installation and testing.
The higher the placement of the equipment, the better the achievable link quality.
The equipment should be installed so that LoS should be clear from another unit.
The recommended distance between two antenna should be more than 5 meter.
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Site Selection
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Mounting The Pluto
Mounting plate (L shape) and 1-U shape Bolt supplied with each unit.
One side of the mounting plate is directly connected with Pluto.
Another side of mounting plate has two pair of holes which are used to mount to a pole.
U bolt are mounted with Pluto to pole as illustrated in gure
Vertical Fixed Position Mounting
Wall Mounting for small body options
(The Pluto can be mounted as illustrated)
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Waterproof IO (RJ-45) Connection
Part -1
Part -2
Part -3
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Waterproof IO cap has 3 components as shown in gure.
Kindly separate them as part-1, part-2, part-3.
Carefully follow the steps to avoid damage to waterproof RJ-45 connector xed with the device.
Part -1
Part -3
To Device
Part -1
Part -3
Part -2
Part -2
Step-2
Step-3
Strictly follow step-1 to step-5 to avoid damage to
waterproof RJ-45 connector of the radio
(PoE cable connectivity to Radio Device)
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Part -1
Part -2
Part -3
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Waterproof IO cap has 3 components as shown in gure.
Kindly separate them as part-1, part-2, part-3.
Carefully follow the steps to avoid damage to waterproof RJ-45 connector xed with the device.
Part -3
Part -2
Step-4
Rotate the part-1 to x
on RJ-45 connecter
on the body
Fix part-2 on
ethernet cable and
push it into part-1
Step-5
Rotate the part-3
to
x on part-1
Strictly follow step-1 to step-5 to avoid damage to
waterproof RJ-45 connector of the radio
Waterproof IO (RJ-45) Connection
(PoE cable connectivity to Radio Device)
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Arranging Ethernet Cables
The Pluto can be deployed outdoor and in harsh terrains. The Ethernet cables which originate from the Equipment should be protected by IP67 Ethernet connector system.
Cat5 cable termination to Pluto Ethernet Port.
Ethernet Cables Requirements
Ethernet cable should be CAT 5 cable grade or better. Ethernet cable should be crimped with RJ45 connectors on both sides. IP 67 Ethernet Connector System (ECS) should be used at one end
which is exposed to outdoor conditions. Ethernet cable length should be crimped as per the required length
from PoE to the Pluto. PoE is generally at the bottom of a tower or in side the termination room.
Figure gives a graphical representation of the basic connection involved in installing a minimum network.
Arranging the computer / Laptop
Both Ends can be accessed from pc1 to pc2 respectively.
Outdoor AP / CPE
Outdoor AP / CPE
Power + Data
Data / LAN
PoE Injector
Power + Data
Data / LAN
PoE
Injector
LAN POEPOE LAN
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Inter Component Connection
Pluto to PoE
Connect one end of ethernet cable to PoE (Power + Data) port of PoE injector supplied along with device.
PoE to Computer
Connect LAN / Data port of PoE injector to your local LAN / Laptop or stand alone PC using CAT 5/6 cable properly crimped. Pluto Default IP / Subnet : 192.168.1.1 / 225.225.225.0
To access Pluto from any computer please ensure the computer has same IP range and Subnet IP allocated to Pluto must be independent of the DHCP range of the network. The static IP to device is preferred to be before DHCP range starting.
Connecting on LAN
The Pluto can be connected to any LAN via a PoE. Any computer connected to the LAN can access the Pluto. Care should be taken to ascertain that the Pluto in any LAN should have unique IP address (same IP range).
Further, both the Pluto (in bench test) should not be connected to the same LAN (switch).
This might create an innite loop in the data path since any packet sent by Pluto 1 equipment will be received back when the Pluto 2 resend on the network.
Power + Data
PoE Injector
Data / LAN
Outdoor AP / CPE
Power + Data
PoE Injector
Data / LAN
Outdoor AP / CPE
LAN PoE
LAN PoE
Example of IP Allocation
Native IP : 192.168.10.0
Subnet : 255.225.255.0
DHCP range : 192.168.10.50 to 192.168.10.200
IP for Pluto 1 : 192.168.10.5 / 255.255.255.0
IP to Pluto 2 : 192.168.10.6 / 255.255.255.0
IP for PC 1 connected to Pluto 1 : 192.168.10.10 / 255.255.255.0
IP for PC 2 connected to Pluto 2 : 192.168.10.11 / 255.255.255.0
NOTE : It is strictly recommended that unique
IP given to wireless devices must be before DHCP range.
In this case it should be between
192.168.10.1 to 50.
Table of Contain
SETUP
Basic Setup...............................................................................................................17-20
DDNS.............................................................................................................................21
MAC Address Clone.......................................................................................................21
Advanced Routing.....................................................................................................22-23
Networking...............................................................................................................24-25
WIRELESS
Basic Setting.......................................................................................................26-29
Wireless Security.....................................................................................................30
MAC Filter................................................................................................................31
WDS.........................................................................................................................32
SERVICES
Services....................................................................................................................33
PPPoE Server ..........................................................................................................34
VPN..................................................................................................................... 34-35
SECURITY
Firewall.....................................................................................................................35
VPN Passthrough.....................................................................................................36
ACCESS RESTRICTIONS
WAN Access.......................................................................................................36-37
NAT / QoS
Port Forwarding........................................................................................................38
Port Range Forwarding.............................................................................................38
Port Triggering..........................................................................................................39
UPnP .......................................................................................................................39
DMZ ........................................................................................................................40
QoS..................................................................................................................... 40-42
ADMINISTRATION
Management........................................................................................................ 42-44
Keep Alive............................................................................................................44-45
Commands................................................................................................................46
WOL.......................................................................................................................... 46
Factory Defaults........................................................................................................47
Firmware Upgrade .......................................................................................... ..........48
Backup...................................................................................................................... 48
STATUS
Router.......................................................................................................................49
WAN.........................................................................................................................50
LAN.......................................................................................................................... 50
Wireless.................................................................................................................... 51
Bandwidth................................................................................................................ 52
Sys-Info.................................................................................................................... 53
Technical Support.....................................................................................................54
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Pluto User Manual
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Setup
Basic Setup
Default IP / Subnet : 192.168.1.1 / 225.225.225.0 Default User Name
: root
Default Password
: admin
Default DHCP Range
: 192.168.1.100 to 192.168.1.150
Default SSID : OTAi
Authentication Required
The server http://192.168.1.1:80 requires a username and password. The server says: OTAi.
User Name:
Password:
root
admin
Log In
Cancel
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Basic Setup
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Note : If the WAN PORT is disabled then the port can be used as extra LAN port.
OPTIONAL SETTING
Router Name : Name of the Router (OTAi by default) Host Name : Name of the Host (empty by default) Domain Name : Name of the Domain if any (empty by default)
WAN Setup
WAN Connection Type :
Setup
WAN Connection Type
Description
Disabled
Static IP
Automatic Conguration - DHCP
PPPoE
PPTP
L2TP
Heartbeat Signal
WAN-Interface is disabled
A static IP-address will be used – you have to enter IP-address, Subnet mask, Gateway und Server manually
The router obtains the IP-address from a DHCP-Server
Conguration as PPPoE-client, in case of VDSL enable the Checkbox „VDSL-Tagging"
Establish connection via PPTP
Establish connection via L2TP
Used in conjunction with a Heartbeat-signal, only used by certain ISPs (uncommon in the EU)
The Port behaves as standard LAN Port.
Change the default IP address as desire.
(It is important that the IP Address dened should be before DHCP Range)
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Time Setting
NTP Client : Enabled by default. If the unit can go on the internet then it will automatically set its correct time.
Time Zone : What time zone it lies in Summer Time DST: If DST should be enabled.
Server IP/Name : If additional NTP server name needs to be inputted. By default there is a NTP server name in the unit.
Setup
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DDNS
Dynamic DNS allows the assignment of a DNS record to a dynamically assigned IP-address in the internet. To achieve this it is required to run a Dyn DNS client that does announce a change of the external IP-address to the Dynamic DNS services that does update the DNS record in time.
Dynamic Domain Name System (DDNS)
DynDNS Service
Description
Disabled
Default, no DynDNS
DynDNS.org
freedns.afraid.org
ZoneEdit.com
No-IP.com 3322.org
easyDNS.com
TZO.com
DynSIP.org
Custom
Individual DynDNS service conguration
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DDNS
MAC Address Clone
MAC-Address cloning is used to virtually assign another MAC-address for the LAN- or a WLAN-Interface then the one encoded in the hardware.
MAC Address Clone
To use this option you have to create an account to given list of DynDNS services.
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Advanced Routing
The section allows the user to make the unit act like a router.
Operating Mode
Modus
Description
Gateway
BGP
Rip2 Router
OSPF Router
OLSR Router
Router
Default, Gateway operation mode
BGP-Routing operation mode
Rip2-Routing operation mode
OSPF-Routing operation mode
OLSR-Routing operation mode
"common" Router operation mode
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Advanced Routing
Static Routing
With the "Static Routing" settings you can add static routes. The input parameters are equivalent to the parameters of the Linux command "route".
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Networking
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Networking
VLAN Tagging
For adding or deleting VLAN Tagging keep on adding VLAN and on choose on which interface it needs to be added and what would be the TAG number.
Each time its done, please do not forget to do SAVE and when done APPLY for nal applying.
This section allows the user to add VLAN, create additional bridge, add interface to existing bridge and also allow multiple DHCP servers. In special OTAi models its also allows the user to do BONDING.
Briding
Used to create more bridges. By default the unit has a mother bridge called BR0. More bridges can be created by clicking on ADD.
Name of the bridge needs to added. Recommended is br1 onwards. STP enabled or disabled can be chosen. By default it is ON. Priority is also need not be changed.
Assign to Bridge
This allows adding new interfaces to new or old bridges. If an interface already a part of any bridge is added t o another bridge then it automatically deletes itself f rom the older bridge.
The bridge to work on can be chosen and interface that needs to be added can also be chosen.
Note : If the Wireless is un-bridged then it will not be seen the BR0 table and should rst be bridged if it needs to be added to
another bridge. The VLAN created are all available in the Interface list, if they are not then VLAN were not properly added.
IMPORTANT : In Some INDOOR devices the LAN ports are named as VLAN1 and VLAN2. Here care should be taken that
any new VLAN port added should not be named VLAN1and VLAN2. Also its advisable that VLAN are named as per their TAG no for easier understanding.
IMPORTANT
If a bridge is added then after SAVE an APPLY Setting needs to be done so that the new bridge is visible in the Current Bridging Table.
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Wireless
Basic Setting
Tx Power : This is the Tx power of the unit.
It is model dependant and mostly it should be set to 20. For more information on your model and the TX powers supported please contact your dealer or OTAi support.
Antenna : If country settings are used Gain then entering the antenna gain keeps the unit under the EIRP limits.
This section allows conguration of all Wireless Parameters
Super Channel : Option of Enable and
Disable available.
(This feature is model dependant and may not be available in Indoor units)
Disable : Country is available and can chosen from the list. This allows the usage of the unit as per regulatory of the specied country.
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Wireless
Basic Setting
Wireless Mode
These parameter is used to dene the operating mode of the Wireless LAN interface.
You can select among the following modes:
Modes
Description
AP
Client
Standard AP mode or MASTER mode.
Client mode, available as IEEE 802.11 standards. Should be used in conjunction with WAN port. One the unit is set to client mode then the WIRELESS become WAN and the IP for this port needs to be set at WAN section in Basic Setting. Is useful if the unit is a client and all trafc coming from the wireless needs to be masqueraded. So use this if Internet comes to the Unit from Wireless side and all LAN trafc needs to access the internet but also remain behind the rewall.
Client-Bridge
This is client mode but in bridged form. This is useful in some scenarios but it only forwards its MAC address for the whole network behind the LAN. So some devices which need their MAC address also forwarded, may not work. Its used mostly in scenarios like BTS-CPE and CPE has not many computers attached and CPE to CPE communications is required.
Adhoc
This is used for creating MESH network where no one is master and no one is slave and every one connects to every one and routing is done by OLSR.
WDS Station
This is the most recommended for use in PTP and PTMP scenarios (CPE-CPE communication over the BTS is not possible in this mode). This is to be used with WDS AP at the central site. It offers the most transparent bridging.
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