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E-EQ-MX2RG-L-ARC MX2 Reference Guide
Symbol 2Mb Radio NET.CFG File
See Chapter 2 “Using Advanced Features “ for explanations of NET.CFG parameters.
; IMPORTANT NOTE: commented lines must have a ; in column 1.
; Lines that are not commented out must have a space in column
; 1 and the parameter starts on column 2.
;
link support
buffers 4 1550
protocol odipkt
bind slaodi
link driver slaodi
frame ethernet_ii
ess_id “LXE”
pnp no
cardservices yes ; must load slainit before
socketservices yes ; slaodi to use CS&SS
mode io
ioaddress 340
memory C000
interrupt 3
; tx_rate 1
; tx_rate 2
; socket 2
powermgmt yes
beacon_alg 11 ; beacon is pertinent when using radios
without an access point.
beacon_minimum 1
beacon_maximum 10
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; The following keywords are used to enable and manage the
; 802.11 WEP Encryption
;
; Auth_Type can be either Open_System or Shared_Key for the MU,
; the MAP will support both Auth_Type settings at the same time.
; The MU will only associate with APs or MAPs that support it’s
; Auth_Type. The MAP will only allow MUs to associate if the MAP
; supports the Auth_Type of the MU.
; The default Auth_Type is Open_System.
;
; Encrypt_Key# (where # is 1, 2, 3, or 4) will update the 1st, 2nd,
; 3rd, or 4th key encryption key in the adapter, according to the
; value of #. The parameter to these Keywords is 5 pairs of hex
; digits([0-9,a-f,A-F]) in a string.
; DO NOT prefix each pair with 0x.
; The default keys for the MU match the default keys of the UAP
; and MAP.
;
; Encrypt_Key_ID indicates which key the adapter is to use for
; encrypting packets for transmission. The parameter is a decimal
; digit from 1 to 4.
; The default Encrypt_Key_ID is 1.
; Note: The key to be used to decrypt packets being received is
; contained in the received packet.
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; Auth_Type Open_System
