Installation Manual

TSUNAMI MULTIPOINT
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an existing static IP addresses has to be deleted before a new one can be added. The static
IP addresses associated with the SU can be displayed using the dspSU command.
Command to remove a static IP address from a Subscriber Unit.
Command: removeSUIP <terminal ID><IP address>
Example: removeSUIP 1 192.168.20.10
Command to disable a Subscriber Unit.
Command: disableSU <terminal ID>
Example: disableSU 1
Comment: This command will put the SU into the listen only mode. The SU will continue to receive
the outbound control messages, but will not attempt to receive or transmit user data in
the downlink and uplink direction respectively.
Command to enable a Subscriber Unit
Command: enableSU <terminal ID>
Example: enableSU 1
Comment: This command will cause the SU that has been disabled to exit the listen only mode,
restart itself and reenter the net.
Command to set the gateway address of a Subscriber Unit.
Command: setSUGateway <terminal ID><gateway>
Example: setSUGateway 1 192.168.20.10
Comment: If no gateway is present the gateway address should be set to 0.
Command to set the IP Filter mode of a Subscriber Unit
Command: setSUFilter <terminal ID><access mode>
Example: setSUFilter 1 0
Comment: Filter mode 0: “Restricted” - This is a restricted access and only PCs with a static IP
address assigned by the Base Station or an IP address obtained via DHCP will be allowed
to access the wireless network.
Filter mode 1: “Subnet” - This mode allows only PCs that has the same subnet address as
the Subscriber Unit to access the wireless network
Filter mode 2: “Local” - This mode allows all PCs connected to the Subscriber Unit’s
LAN to access the network.
Filter mode 3: “Open” - This mode allows any PCs, either locally connected to the
Subscriber Unit or remotely connected to the Subscriber Unit via a router to access the
network (not presently implemented).
setSUFilter <termid> <mode>" should be list the choices for <mode> as 0, 1, 2 or 3 instead of restricted, local,
subnet, and open. This will also need to be addressed in the BSU software help menu, which will require a
revision of this too. Currently, mode 3 doesn't work and is likely to require a firmware change in either the BSU
or SU (to be determined).