Has anyone ever experienced a 450i just all the sudden stop working in the
5.8ghz band but working fine in the 5.4ghz band? We have an access point
that is all the sudden having trouble on channel 5840, it has been running
there for about 5 years. It seems to work find down in a 5.4ghz channel fo
Is there a way to put a VLAN interface on the WLAN side of a PMP450i
900mhz? And then nat through the radio so that LAN port hands off a
private IP? Played around with it about an hour and couldn't get it.
Obviously missing something.
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Ethan Dee
Network Admin
Globalvision
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2017 2:30 PM
To: 'Cambium Networks User Group'
Subject: [Cambium-users] PMP 450i
Has anyone ever experienced a 450i just all the sudden stop working in the
5.8ghz band but working fine in the 5.4ghz band? We have an access point that
is all the sudden having trouble on channel 5
ehalf Of Ray Savich via
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Sent: Friday, May 5, 2017 1:36 PM
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Hi Christian,
I have forwarded this to our product team.
Ray
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Christian - The 450i has only been around a couple of years. surprised to
hear you say it was working for 5 years on that
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Sent: Friday, May 5, 2017 2:21 PM
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Christian - The 450i has only been around a couple of years. surprised to
hear you say it was working for 5 years on that channel.
In any case, it's really hard to tell
You can make it so the subscriber untags a vlan which delivers whatever ip
subnet from the core you want. The AP just passes all tagged and one bridged
layer.
Jon Langeler
Michwave Technologies, Inc.
> On Jul 21, 2017, at 2:26 PM, Ethan E. Dee wrote:
>
> Is there a way to put a VLAN interfac
Configure the VLANs on your switch/router. Enable VLAN on the AP and
configure for your environment/prefs.
Configure NAT mode on the SM. Set default port VID on the VLAN config
page. The SM's NAT WAN interface will be on that VLAN on the RF side and
come out of the AP's ethernet interface tagg
I think I understand your 'Step 2'.
Can you break down 'Step 1' for me?
I have done nothing but bridging so far with these. So it is kind of a
special use case.
On 07/21/2017 03:12 PM, George Skorup wrote:
Configure the VLANs on your switch/router. Enable VLAN on the AP and
configure for yo
The AP is always a bridge. Enabling VLAN simply turns it and the SMs
into managed VLAN trunking devices. Dynamic learning (enabled by
default) will add VLAN memberships based on SM VLAN settings when they
register. There's more to it than that, but I don't think you need to
worry about it.
Ju
Basically, we typically leave the SM as a bridge. Leaving it untagged on
VLAN 1 is fine it gets an IP on a private network. Then on the router,
we will tag the wan interface with the Public IP vlan which gets bridged
thru the AP and SM to the router and the router gets them out to the
internet.
VLAN disabled on the AP, and consequently on the SMs as well, still lets
you send/receive VLAN tagged frames transparently. Just like a dumb
switch would. It sounds like that's what you're doing now? Using routers
at the customers that are capable of VLAN tagging on their WAN interface?
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