Aironet PC3500 Guia do Utilizador descarregar pdf (Página 61)

The link test tool helps determine the RF network coverage.

The results of the link test will help eliminate low RF signal

level areas that can result in loss of connection between the

PC3500 and the Aironet Access Point.

It is important to remember the information being displayed is

from the Aironet Access Point viewpoint. Therefore, packets

sent are from the Aironet Access Point to the PC3500 client.

Packets received are from the PC3500 to the Aironet Access

Point. Signal quality is an estimate of the signal strength

recorded at the time of packet reception by the radio.

If Using Windows 3.11 or DOS to perform a link test

using telnet:

Link test using telnet is a useful tool for determining:

• Coverage range of an Access Point

• Communication range of stations/mobile stations

To perform the link test using a telnet session:

1. Install the drivers.

2. Configure the drivers for network operation.

3. Ensure unique IP assignments of mobile/portable PC3500

devices and Aironet Access Point.

4. Set up an Aironet Access Point for the intended operation

(set fragmentation thresholds, RTS thresholds, etc.)

5. Start the operating system on the mobile station.

6. Configure the adapter.

7. Make sure the mobile station is associated to the Aironet

Access Point.

8. Start a telnet session on the mobile station to the Aironet

Access Point. Depending on the system in use, the telnet

application may have logging and note taking capability.

If so, enable these modes.

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