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Roaming Notification Mode (Roaming)
Configuring the Radio Network 4 - 19
When a node roams from one parent to another the new parent bridge
sends packets to the wired network to inform any other bridge, switches
and the old parent of the change in location.
If this option is set to directed and if the client node knows its old parent’s
address, this packet is sent as a directed packet to the old parent. In
all cases we have encountered this should update the other network
devices correctly. If you are having any problems you may wish to set
the option to broadcast to cause the packet to be sent as a broadcast and
be guaranteed to be sent everywhere in the network.
Setting the Loading Balance (Balance)
Setting Diversity (Diversity)
On a root bridge you may use the balance option to control how often
the repeater bridge will execute the load balancing algorithm (i80211
Extend must be enabled). The repeater bridges will search for better parents
based on the data traffic load and number of association even if they
are having no trouble with their current parent. The options may be set
to Off, Slow (every 30 seconds), or Fast (every 4 seconds).
This parameter tells the unit whether you have two antennas installed.
Set the parameter to “Off” if one antenna is installed. The single antenna
must be installed on the right connector when facing the back of the unit
with the LED display facing up.
Setting the Power Level (Power)
This parameter may be used to reduce the power level of the radio transmitter
down from the maximum allowed by the regulatory commission.
Depending on where you are located, you may be allowed to set the
power to 50 milliwatts, 100 milliwatts or to full power.
Setting Fragment Size (Fragment)
This parameter determines the largest packet size that may be transmitted.
Packets that are larger than this size will be broken into pieces that
are transmitted separately and rebuilt on the receiving side.