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Tx Rate (Mb/s)—Transfer rate for the corresponding local mesh link.
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Signal (dBm)—Signal strength at which the local mesh link transmits.
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Noise (dBm)—Amount of radio interference (noise) in the radio signal path.
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SNR (dB)—Relative strength of the remote radio signals versus the radio interference (noise)
in the radio signal path. In most environments, SNR is a good indicator for the quality of the
radio link between the local and remote nodes. A higher SNR value means a better quality
radio link.
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Authorized—Indicates whether the remote node has authorized the local node.
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Tx Packets (Packets)—Number of transferred packets through the local mesh link.
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Tx Dropped (Packets)—Number of dropped packets by the local mesh link.
{
Tx Errors (Packets)—Number of errors during the transmission of packets through the local
mesh link.
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Rx Rate (Mb/s)—Reception rate of the local mesh link.
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Rx Packets (Packets)—Number of received packets through the local mesh link.
{
Rx Dropped (Packets)—Number of dropped packets by the local mesh link.
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Remote MAC Address—Remote MAC address.
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Encryption—Type of encryption used on the link.
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Link to Master—Specifies whether the local mesh link is linked to master or not.
Bridge Status tab
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Bridge List
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Port—A unique ID assigned to a port. This ID cannot be changed. The last digit in the ID
corresponds to the port number used in the bridge forwarding table.
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Port Status—State of the LAN port. Options are:
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Listening—Initial state. Port is not forwarding packets, but listens for other bridges.
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Learning—Bridge learns about other bridges on that port. Port is not forwarding packets.
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Forwarding—Port is forwarding packets. Bridge is operational on the port.
−
Blocking—Port is not forwarding. A loop was detected in the bridging network.
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Port Type—Type of port, such as LAN, Ethernet, UDP, and GRE.
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Spanning Tree Protocol List
For definitions of these fields, see the following document, which is available on the Internet:
ANSI/IEEE Std 802.1D, 1998 Edition - Part 3: Media Access Control (MAC) Bridges.
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Spanning Tree Protocol—Status of the spanning tree protocol.
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Bridge ID—Bridge unique identifier.
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Designated Root—MAC address of the root switch.
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Root Path Cost—Cumulative cost of all links to reach the root switch.
shows the root path cost values.
Table 14 Root path cost list
Bandwidth
STP cost value
4 Mb/s
250
10 Mb/s
100