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Command Description
eth-dhcp-fbsubnet
Configures the IP subnet used by the DHCP fallback algorithm when
DHCP fails.
eth-dhcp-fbgateway
Configures the Gateway IP address used by the DHCP fallback
algorithm when DHCP fails.
eth-dhcp-fbper
Enabling the fallback auto mode will cause the last successful DHCP
IP configuration to be persistent across power cycles and restarts.
When enabled the last successful configuration will be stored to
eth-dhcp-fbip
, eth-dhcp-fbsubnet, eth-dhcp-gateway,
dns-server1 and dns-server2.
This command requires that eth-dhcp-fb and eth-dhcp-fbauto are
enabled and the eth-dhcp-acqlimit is none zero.
eth-dhcp-vendorid
Configures the DHCP Vendor Class ID string to use in the DHCP
requests for the Ethernet interface.
Table 9 - Configuring the Ethernet Module as a Bridge
Command Description
eth-role bridge
This configures the Ethernet interface as the bridge for the
Ethernet connected network.
eth-dhcp
This configures the Ethernet interface to use either, a static IP
and Subnet Mask, or to request the IP configuration from a
DHCP server on the network. If disabled, the Static IP Address
and Subnet Mask will be used.
eth-ip
This configures the static IP address of the Ethernet interface
via which the Ethernet client device can access the module.
eth-subnet
This is the subnet mask that the Ethernet client will use to
route IP traffic.
wl-http-port
This configures the TCP port number used by the HTTP (Web)
server.
wl-telnet-port
This configures the TCP port number that the Module CLI
Server listens on for a LAN application connection
ftp-server-listen-port
This configures the port number that the internal FTP server
listens on.
wl-ssh-port
This configures the TCP port number used by the SSH (Secure
Shell) server.
wl-mac-clone
Enables or disables MAC address cloning for the module. When
this mode is enabled the modules wireless interface will use
the MAC address of the first Ethernet host as its own.