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The network's bridges determine who should become inactive
based on several parameters which you may configure on
RangeLAN2 7500 using the configuration program CFG.EXE or
a network management station which supports the IEEE 802.1d
Bridge MIB (RFC 1493).
Spanning Tree Priority
This parameter sets the priority of RangeLAN2 7500 in the
spanning tree created on the network. It is used to determine the
root node and the branches of the tree as well as resolving
conflicts to decide which bridge on a network will become
inactive when there is a loop. In the event that two bridges have
the same priority, the unique physical address breaks the tie.
The lower value has the higher priority. You may choose a
value of 0 to 65535 with the RangeLAN2 7500 default being set
to 32,768.
Bridge Max Age
When the RangeLAN2 7500 is acting as the root, it will use this
parameter to determine the maximum amount of time before
discarding hello packet data for all bridges on the network. This
parameter is specified in seconds between 6 and 40 with a
default value of 20.
Bridge Hello Timer
When the RangeLAN2 7500 is acting as the root, it will use this
parameter to determine the interval of time between hello pack-
ets. If this parameter is set too high, the network will not
quickly resolve contention problems. However, if the parameter
is set too low, the network will be crowded with hello packet
traffic. This parameter is specified in seconds between 1 and 10
with a default value of 2.
- RANGELAN2 1
- Model 7500 1
- User's Guide 1
- Contents 5
- 1. Introduction 7
- The RangeLAN2 Family 8
- System Requirements 8
- The Product Package 9
- Figure 1 10
- RangeLAN2 Components 10
- 2. Quick Installation 11
- 3. Network Topologies 13
- ))))))) (((((( 14
- )))))))) (((((((( 14
- POWER LAN 1 LAN 2 14
- RangeLAN2/Access Point 14
- 4. Understanding RangeLAN2 15
- RangeLAN2 Software Parameters 15
- RangeLAN2 Roaming 20
- Figure 5 22
- Locally (Out-of-band) 29
- C:\> WINPKT 0X60 30
- C:\AP> COPY A:*.* (or B:) 30
- Remotely (In-band) 32
- FRAME ETHERNET_II 34
- C:\AP> LSL 35
- C:\AP> ETHDRVR 35
- C:\AP> ODIPKT 35
- C:\AP> CFG 35
- Configure RangeLAN2 41
- (repeatin 42
- Configure Bridge 43
- Configure TCP/IP 44
- RangeLINK Router 45
- Default Gateway: 192.0.1.6 45
- Configure Filters 46
- 7. Performance Hints 49
- Master Stations 49
- Microwave Ovens 51
- 8. Troubleshooting 53
- General Problems 53
- RangeLAN2 7500 LEDs 55
- RangeLAN2 7500 Audio Aids 57
- B. Upgrading the Software 61
- C. USA Frequency Allocations 62
- D. U.S. Specifications 63
- E. Glossary 64
- Using Across a Router 67
- Upgrading the Software 68
- P/N 7630.0057 Rev D 3 69
- P/N 7630.0057 Rev D 4 70
- (repeating) 71
- RangeLAN2 7500 Power Cord 72
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