iBridge 2

System configuration
(simulated hands-on)
(mod.0xx)
(rel. 17.00)

by Shafali BANSAL
[email protected]
Airspan Networks
India

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 iBridge 2 System Configuration
Parameters Configuration
iB-C Series Netspan
P2MP
STA mode server HSS PCRF SGW
UE MME
P2MP
iB-C Series wireless iB-A Series PSTN
P2MP Access
UE STA mode Point IP reachability P
eNB
P2P network R1 GW
iB-B Series wireless iB-B Series R2
Plug and Play (PnP)
P2P
STA mode
configuration
P2P (Partial PnP)
AP mode S P IMS Manual
PDNconfiguration
UE eNB R3 IMS-
G G CS MG
Configuration
iB-Cstep
Series
P2P
Significance
P2P
wirelessiB-C Series
P2P W W Tool CF CF
MG
W Configuration step Significance Tool
Eth STA mode AP mode Ethernet
Defining sets of parameters Defining sets of parameters
Profiles generation Profiles generation
for future selection: for future selection:
(generic operation; (generic operation;
Base Management Profile, Netspan Base Management Profile, Netspan
profiles valid for profiles valid for
Term Management Profile, Term Management Profile
multiple iBridge 2) multiple iB 2)
Alarm Profile, QoS Profile Alarm Profile, QoS Profile
Configuration of parameters
Plug and Play Basic parameters Configuring basic
and selection of profiles for LMT Web
configuration Netspan configuration parameters in iBridge 2
each iBridge to be installed interface
(per node) (per node operation) through LMT
in the future
Basic parameters Configuring basic iB 2 discovery by
LMT Web Netspan becoming aware of
configuration parameters in iBridge 2 Netspan Netspan
interface iB 2 presence
(per node operation) through LMT (per node operation)
Provisioning upon
Identification by Netspan of
receiving Install
a new node and download of Provisioning Configuration of parameters
complete trap Netspan Netspan
preselected parameters from (per node operation) and selection of profiles
(each node, from
Netspan to the node
Netspan)
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iBridge 2 System Configuration
Parameters Configuration
iB-C Series Netspan
P2MP
STA mode server HSS PCRF SGW
UE MME
P2MP
iB-C Series wireless iB-A Series PSTN
P2MP Access
UE STA mode Point IP reachability P
eNB
P2P network R1 GW
iB-B Series wireless iB-B Series R2
P2P P2P PDN
STA mode AP mode S P R3 IMS
UE eNB IMS-
iB-C Series P2P
iB-C Series
G G CS MG
MG
CF CF
P2P
wireless
P2P W W W
Eth STA mode AP mode Ethernet

• The installation technician need to use a Local Management Web GUI to provide the primary
configuration necessary for the iBridge to make initial contact with Netspan:

• iBridge IP Address: Management IP configuration for the iBridge 2 suitable for local network
environment.
• Netspan IP Address: IP address of the Netspan NMS trap sever to permit iBridge to make
contact with the NMS.
• Radio Configuration: Radio configuration to establish the radio link between the iBridge 2
devices including antenna alignment.

• Once the iBridge has made contact with the NMS, all further routine management is performed by
the NMS.

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iBridge 2 System Configuration
Configuration - Link Configuration of iBridge
iB-C Series Netspan • PTP links employ two iBridge 2 units:
P2MP
STA mode server HSS PCRF SGW
• "Base" which is the network side of the link, typically
UE MME
P2MP
iB-C Series wireless iB-A Series connected via fixed networks to the operator network
PSTN
P2MP Access
UE STA mode Point IP reachability P
eNB GW
iB-B Series
P2P
iB-B Series
network • R1
"Term"R2which is access side of the link - typically
wireless
P2P P2P PDN
UE
STA mode AP mode S P R3 connected
IMS
IMS-
to an eNB or to a switch in customer
eNB G G CS MG
CFpremises.
P2P MG
iB-C Series iB-C Series CF
P2P
wireless
P2P W W W
Eth STA mode AP mode Ethernet
• Establishment of a PTP link requires the installer to
physically install the iBridge 2 units, provide each
unit with a basic configuration, establish an initial
radio link and then tune the radio link to obtain an
operational signal strength.

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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Configuration Steps through LMT
Link configuration
Configuration step Significance Tool
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in Access Point Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Link Integration & Testing
Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment/ Web Browser
Link Optimization (Aiming)
optimization)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput Web Browser
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered Web Browser

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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Configuration Steps through LMT
Link configuration
Configuration step Significance Tool
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in Access Point Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Link Integration & Testing
Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment/ Web Browser
Link Optimization (Aiming)
optimization)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput Web Browser
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered Web Browser

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iBridge 2 System Configuration
LMT - LMT Login
iB-C Series
P2MP Netspan LMT Login
PCRF SGW
UE STA mode
P2MP
server MME •
HSS After physical installation is done in the field, the installer
iB-C Series wireless iB-A Series will connect the Ethernet cable via PoE in the Ethernet port
PSTN
P2MP Access
UE STA mode Point IP reachability P
of the iBridge (C5c, C5x) and connect it to the laptop to take
eNB
P2P network R1 GW
iB-B Series wireless iB-B Series the physicalR2login via LMT.
P2P P2P PDN
STA mode AP mode S P R3 IMS
UE eNB IMS-
G G CS MG
W W•
P2P MG
iB-C Series wireless iB-C Series In case
CF CFof A5 and B5 devices, the LMT connection is made
W
P2P P2P
Eth STA mode AP mode Ethernet via on-board 2.4 GHz WiFi Access Point.

• Access the "Base" iBridge 2 via a web browser application

on an LMT.

• There are different ways to login the iBridge node & reach
LMT GUI screen using:
1 • device-<serial no>.local

2• Default IPv4 address

3• IPv6 address

• Supported Browsers
• Windows-10 laptops and Chrome browser.
• Apple MACs and Chrome browser

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iBridge 2 System Configuration
LMT - LMT Login
iB-C Series
P2MP Netspan LMT Login: IPv4 IP address 2
PCRF SGW
UE STA mode
P2MP
server MME •
HSS Access the "Base" iBridge 2 via a web browser application
iB-C Series wireless iB-A Series on an LMT. PSTN
P2MP Access
UE eNB
STA mode Point IP • Browse toPDefault IPv4 address of the iBridge
1.1
reachability
P2P network R1 GW
iB-B Series wireless iB-B Series https://192.168.1.20R2 or the assigned IPv4 to the node(once
P2P P2P PDN
UE
STA mode AP mode S P R3 IP is changed)
IMS
IMS-
eNB G G CS MG
iB-C Series P2P
wireless iB-C Series
W W • Adjust CF CF
MG
laptop
W
IP address to an address in the same subnet
P2P P2P
Eth STA mode AP mode Ethernet to connect to the node again
• The firewall should be off and use https:// instead of http.
1.1
iBridge Default IPv4 addresses
 iBridge 2 – A Series:
Need screenshot 192.168.1.10 (wired)
192.168.1.10 (wireless static)
DHCP based (wireless
external DHCP)
 iBridge 2 – B Series:
192.168.1.20 (wired)
192.168.25.1 (wireless)
pass: mimosa123
 iBridge 2 – C series:
192.168.1.20 (wired)

1.2

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iBridge 2 System Configuration
LMT - LMT Login
iB-C Series
P2MP Netspan LMT Login: IPv6 IP address 3
PCRF SGW
UE STA mode
P2MP
server MME •
HSS Access the "Base" iBridge 2 via a web browser application
iB-C Series wireless iB-A Series on an LMT. PSTN
P2MP Access
UE eNB
STA mode Point IP • Browse toPdefault IPv6 link local IP address of the iBridge
3.1
reachability
R1 GW
iB-B Series
P2P
wireless iB-B Series •network
iBridge unit's R2 link local IPv6 address should be calculated
P2P P2P PDN
UE
STA mode AP mode S P R3 starting IMSfrom iBridge unit MAC address (written on unit's
IMS-
eNB P2P G G CS MG
MG
iB-C Series wireless iB-C Series
W W label) CF (see
CF
W
procedure on next slide)
P2P P2P
Eth STA mode AP mode Ethernet • Else, there is an online calculator to convert MAC to IPv6

3.1 • In the web browser, write IPv6

address in parenthesis and click on
enter to login
e.g. https://[IPv6 address]

3.2

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iBridge 2 System Configuration
LMT - LMT Login
LMT Login: Convert MAC to IPv6 IP address

IPv6 Link Local address calculation steps (starting from MAC address)
Step Example

1 Write down the MAC address of the unit 39-A7-94-07-CB-D0

Split the MAC address into two halves and
2 39-A7-94-FF-FE-07-CB-D0
insert FF-FE in the middle
Convert the two hexadecimal digits at the 39-A7-94-FF-FE-07-CB-D0
3 00111001-A7-94-FF-FE-07-CB-D0
start of the string to binary
Invert the value of the 7th bit of the binary
4 00111011-A7-94-FF-FE-07-CB-D0
string
Convert the binary digits at the start of the 00111011-A7-94-FF-FE-07-CB-D0
5 3B-A7-94-FF-FE-07-CB-D0
string back to hexadecimal
Combine the hexadecimal digit pairs into 3B-A7-94-FF-FE-07-CB-D0
6 3BA7-94FF-FE07-CBD0
4-digit groups
Replace dash (-) separators with colon (:) 3BA7-94FF-FE07-CBD0
7 3BA7:94FF:FE07:CBD0
separators
8 Append FE80:: at the start of the string FE80::3BA7:94FF:FE07:CBD0
For 39-A7-94-07-CB-D0 MAC address, the derived link local address used for initial
9
IPv6 access is FE80::3BA7:94FF:FE07:CBD0

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iBridge 2 System Configuration
LMT - LMT Login
iB-C Series
P2MP Netspan LMT Login: IPv6 IP address 3
PCRF SGW
UE STA mode
P2MP
server MME •
HSS Access the "Base" iBridge 2 via a web browser application
iB-C Series wireless iB-A Series on an LMT. PSTN
P2MP Access
UE eNB
STA mode Point IP • Browse toPdefault IPv6 link local IP address of the iBridge
3.1
reachability
GW
iB-B Series
P2P
wireless iB-B Series •network
There R1 R2
is another method to find out the IPv6 Link local
P2P P2P PDN
UE
STA mode AP mode S P R3 address. IMS- IMS
eNB G G CS MG
iB-C Series P2P
wireless iB-C Series
W • Login
3.3
W
CF to
MG
CF the iBridge with default IPv4 and find IPv6
W
P2P P2P
Eth STA mode AP mode Ethernet LLA(Link Local Address) written on the dashboard in
“Device details”.

3.3

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iBridge 2 System Configuration
LMT - LMT Login - Select country of operation
iB-C Series
P2MP Netspan LMT Login: Select country of operation
PCRF SGW
UE STA mode
P2MP
server MME •
HSS After selecting the login method, Installer should see a
iB-C Series wireless iB-A Series page that prompts PSTN for the country of operation
P2MP Access
UE eNB
STA mode Point • Once Country
IP reachability P selection is accepted and Unlock button is
P2P network R1 GW
iB-B Series wireless iB-B Series pressed, LMT R2 GUI is presented.
P2P P2P PDN
STA mode AP mode S P R3 IMS
UE eNB IMS-
iB-C Series P2P
iB-C Series
G G CS MG
MG
CF CF
P2P
wireless
P2P W W W
Eth STA mode AP mode Ethernet Note: By selecting Country, Radio frequency and power
restrictions for selected country are applied.

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iBridge 2 System Configuration
LMT - LMT Login - Device Password
iB-C Series
P2MP Netspan LMT Login: Device Password
PCRF SGW
UE STA mode
P2MP
server MME •
HSS Once Country selection is accepted and Unlock button is
iB-C Series wireless iB-A Series pressed, the page PSTN refreshes, and prompts user to enter
P2MP Access
UE eNB
STA mode Point “factory default
IP reachability P password”.
P2P network R1 GW
iB-B Series wireless iB-B Series 1• The disclaimer/warningR2 message is displayed. Click on Close to
P2P P2P PDN
UE
STA mode AP mode S P R3 acknowledge IMS
IMS-
it.
eNB G G2 CS MG
W•
P2P MG
iB-C Series wireless iB-C Series
W EnterCFfactory
CF
W
assigned iBridge 2 password
P2P P2P
Eth STA mode AP mode Ethernet • Click on Login

2
1

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iBridge 2 System Configuration
LMT - LMT Login
iB-C Series
P2MP Netspan LMT GUI
PCRF SGW
UE STA mode
P2MP
server MME •
HSS After Login, the device GUI is accessible.
iB-C Series wireless iB-A Series PSTN
P2MP Access
UE STA mode Point IP reachability P
eNB
P2P network R1 GW
iB-B Series wireless iB-B Series R2
P2P P2P PDN
STA mode AP mode S P R3 IMS
UE eNB IMS-
iB-C Series P2P
iB-C Series
G G CS MG
MG
CF CF
P2P
wireless
P2P W W W
Eth STA mode AP mode Ethernet

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iBridge 2 System Configuration
LMT - LMT Login
iB-C Series
P2MP Netspan LMT GUI Overview
PCRF SGW
UE STA mode server MME •
HSS After Login, the device GUI is accessible.
P2MP Title Bar Content
iB-C Series wireless iB-A Series PSTN
P2MP Access
UE STA mode Point IP reachability P
eNB
P2P network R1 GW
iB-B Series wireless iB-B Series R2
P2P P2P PDN
STA mode AP mode S P R3 IMS
UE eNB IMS-
iB-C Series P2P
iB-C Series
G G CS MG
MG
CF CF
P2P
wireless
P2P W W W
Eth STA mode AP mode Ethernet

Navigation

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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Configuration Steps through LMT - Station
Link configuration
Configuration step Significance Tool
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in Access Point Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Link Integration & Testing
Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment/ Web Browser
Link Optimization (Aiming)
optimization)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput Web Browser
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered Web Browser

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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Configure Radio’s Preferences
Link configuration
Naming: Define Node name NOTE: The device name and description are local
Configuration
1  Device stepFriendly Name - Name Significance
for the iBridge Tool and are
identifiers for administrative purposes,
not used as part of the wireless link.
Log innode displayed
or create a Mimosaon the Dashboard.
Cloud Creation of a new or verification of an existent account, for device Cloud mimosa
account associations, information collection. or Mimosa APP
 Device Description - A more detailed device
description (up to 150 characters) for First Radio Setup
administrative purposes This process provides genuine product assurance and provides the Web Browser (+
Radio unlock process
ability to track and monitor your radio easily over the web. Cloud interaction)
The radio unlock Firmware downloads are available from Mimosa
Web Browser (+
Firmware update Cloud Management Application. You must first log in to download a
Cloud interaction)
firmware image file to your computer to upload it into the device.
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Configure the radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method Web Browser
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration
Configure radio’s wireless 1
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Second Radio Setup
Same steps as First Radio Setup
Same significance as First Radio Setup from 1 to 4 Web Browser*
from 1 to 4
Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Set the link details Web Browser
Point.
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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Configure Radio’s Preferences

2  The “Device Friendly Name” configured Link on

configuration
Configuration step
the preferences, Significance
will be displayed as the Tool
Log in“Device
or create Name”
a Mimosaon the dashboard
Cloud Creationpage asor verification of an existent account, for device
of a new Cloud mimosa
well as on the right side of the Title Bar. 3
account associations, information collection. or Mimosa APP
3  The “device name” on the Title bar is always
displayed irrespective of any screen fromFirst theRadio Setup
left hand side menu. This process provides genuine product assurance 2 and provides the Web Browser (+
Radio unlock process
ability to track and monitor your radio easily over the web. Cloud interaction)
The radio unlock Firmware downloads are available from Mimosa
Web Browser (+
Firmware update Cloud Management Application. You must first log in to download a
Cloud interaction)
firmware image file to your computer to upload it into the device.
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description 3 Web Browser

Configure the radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method Web Browser
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration
Configure radio’s wireless 1
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Second Radio Setup
Same steps as First Radio Setup
Same significance as First Radio Setup from 1 to 4 Web Browser*
from 1 to 4
Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Set the link details Web Browser
Point.
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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Configuration Steps through LMT - Station
Link configuration
Configuration step Significance Tool
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in Access Point Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Link Integration & Testing
Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment/ Web Browser
Link Optimization (Aiming)
optimization)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput Web Browser
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered Web Browser

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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Set Link Details
Link configuration
Navigate to Wireless > Link
Configuration step
 TDMA Configuration Significance
Significance Tool
LMT
Log in •or in
Log The TDMA
create a Mimosa Configuration
Cloud Login to theofiBridge
Creation 2 node
a new or for initial
verification configuration
of an existent account, for device Web Browser
Cloud mimosa
account panel contains controls for
associations, information collection. or Mimosa APP
configuring and fine tuning iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
First Radio Setup
Firmware update
TDMA performance. Browse to the latest firmware image file in your computer and upload it Web Browser
• One side of the radio link into theprocess
This device.provides genuine product assurance and provides the Web Browser (+
Radio unlock process
must be set as an Access ability to track and monitor your radio easily over the web. Cloud interaction)
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push Web Browser
Configure SNMP
point,Trap
andServer
the other set as a
notifications to the Firmware
The radio unlock remote NMS server are available from Mimosa
downloads
Station. Web Browser (+
Firmware update Cloud Management Application. You must first log in to download a
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Webinteraction)
Cloud Browser
firmware image file to your computer to upload it into the device.
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the linkradio’s
Configure detailspreferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure the radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method Web Browser
Configure radio’s wireless
• The Station inherits the Configuration
other of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the linksettings
details from the AP, so the Web Browser
configuration
other fields are grayed Defines
out the device IP allocation method, device IP and Management
Configure radio’s IP address Web Browser
Configure radio’s
and not wireless
accessible when VLAN
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parametersStation is selected.
Device Preferences/site survey iBridge 2 Latitude Longitude values are entered
 Link Configuration Second Radio Setup
• The Link Configuration panel Second Radio Setup
Same stepsincludes
as First Radio Setup to define
Same significance as First Radio Setup from the “Radio unlock
Same steps as First Radio Setup
controls Same significance as First Radio Setup from the “Radio unlock Web Browser*
from 1 to 4the SSID and passphrase process” to “Configure the radio’s IP address” Web Browser*
from 1 to 3 process” to “Configure the radio’s IP address”
between radios. Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Set the link details Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access Web Browser
Set the link details Point. Web Browser
Point.
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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Set Link Details
Link configuration
Navigate to Wireless > Link
Configuration step
 TDMA Configuration Significance
Significance Tool
LMT
Log in •or in
Log Link aMode:
create MimosaPTP/PTMP
Cloud Login to theofiBridge
Creation a new or2 node for initial
verification configuration
of an existent account, for device Web Browser
Cloud mimosa
1 • Wireless Mode: Access Point/Station
account associations, information collection. or Mimosa APP
• Traffic Split: Determines the iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
2
First Radio Setup
Firmware update Browse tofor
percentage of time allocated theeach
latest firmware image file in your computer and upload it 1Web Browser
side to transmit. Thereinto This
are thethree
device.
process provides genuine product assurance and provides the
fixed Web Browser (+
Radio unlock process 2
options: 25/75, 50/50, 75/25 abilityand
to track
Auto. and monitor your radio easily over the web. Cloud interaction)
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push Web Browser
Configure
3 • SNMP TDMATrap Server Describes the amount
Window: 3
notifications to the Firmware
The radio unlock remote NMS server are available from Mimosa
downloads
of time allocated for each radio to Web Browser (+
Firmware update Cloud Management Application. You must first log in to download a
Configure radio’s preferences
transmit. Enter a meaningful radio name and description 1 the device. Webinteraction)
Cloud Browser
firmware image file to your computer to upload it into
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the linkradio’s
Configure detailspreferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure the radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method Web Browser
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed2with the SSID
Set the link detailsthe TDMA Configuration by selecting:
Complete Web Browser
configuration
Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP and Management
Configure radio’s IP address Web Browser
Configureradio’s wireless VLAN
Traffic Split Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Device Preferences/site survey iBridge 2 Latitude Longitude values are entered
 TDMA Window Second Radio Setup
Second Radio Setup
Same steps as First Radio Setup Same significance as First Radio Setup from the “Radio unlock
Same steps as First Radio Setup Same significance as First Radio Setup from the “Radio unlock Web Browser*
from 1 to 4 FT is supposed to takeprocess”
NOTE: to “Configure
TDMAtosplit and thetheradio’s
radio’s IP address” 3 Web Browser*
from 1 to 3 process” “Configure IP address”
TDMA window values from theSet FB.
theThese values
device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Setare
the greyed
link details
out when we Set
select the device
Wireless as Station
mode as- settings will be inherited from the Access Web Browser
Set the link details Point. Web Browser
Station. Point.
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Set Link Details
Link configuration
Navigate to Wireless > Link
Configuration step
 Link Configuration: ContinueSignificance
Significance
to the Link Tool
LogConfiguration
LMT Log
in or in panel
create a Mimosa and enter
Cloud Loginthe
Creation following:
to the ofiBridge
a new or2 node for initial
verification configuration
of an existent account, for device
2 Web Browser
Cloud mimosa
1
account  Link Friendly Name: Describe the link
associations, information collection. or Mimosa APP
between the Access Point (AP) and iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
First Radio Setup
Firmware update
Station. Browse to the latest firmware image file in your computer and upload it Web Browser
2  The Link Friendly Name into theprocess
This
will device.
be provides genuine product assurance and provides the Web Browser (+
Radio unlock process
displayed as the Link Name ability on
to track
the and monitor your radio easily over the web. Cloud interaction)
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push Web Browser
Configure SNMP Trap Server
dashboard page notifications
The radio unlockto the Firmware
remote NMS server are available from Mimosa
downloads
Web Browser (+
Firmware update Cloud Management Application. You must first log in to download a
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Webinteraction)
Cloud Browser
firmware image file to your computer to upload it into the device.
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the linkradio’s
Configure detailspreferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
2
Configure the radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method Web Browser
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
 SSID: Enter an SSID for the Setlink
the device
between as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
the two radios. SSID is wireless configuration
link name
Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP and Management
Configure radio’s
used by IP address
both radios. Web Browser
Configure radio’s wireless VLAN
 Encryption Key: Enter an Configuration
Encryption of Channel width, frequency and power
Key Web Browser
parameters
Device Preferences/site
(Passphrase)survey for the linkiBridge
between 2 Latitude
the twoLongitude values are entered
radios. Second Radio Setup
Second Radio Setup
 Both AP and Station
Same steps as First Radio Setup must use the same
Same significance as First Radio Setup from the “Radio unlock
Same steps asand
First Encryption
Radio Setup keySame significance as First Radio Setup from the “Radio unlock Web Browser*
SSID
from 1 to 4 to communicate
process” to “Configure the radio’s IP address” Web Browser*
from 1 to 3
with each other. process” to “Configure the radio’s IP address”
Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Set the link details Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access Web Browser
Set the link details Point. Web Browser
Point.
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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Configuration Steps through LMT - Station
Link configuration
Configuration step Significance Tool
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in Access Point Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Link Integration & Testing
Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment/ Web Browser
Link Optimization (Aiming)
optimization)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput Web Browser
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered Web Browser

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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Radio’s Wireless Parameters
Link configuration
Channel and Power Settings
Configuration
1  Navigate step Significance
to Wireless > Channel Tool
andinPower to reach the radio
LMT Log Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
configuration.
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Firmware update Browse to the latest firmware image file in your computer and upload it Web Browser
into the device.
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push Web Browser
Configure SNMP Trap Server
notifications to the remote NMS server
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
1
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP and Management
Configure radio’s IP address Web Browser
VLAN
Device Preferences/site survey iBridge 2 Latitude Longitude values are entered
2
1 Second Radio Setup
Same steps as First Radio Setup Same significance as First Radio Setup from the “Radio unlock
Web Browser*
from 1 to 3 process” to “Configure the radio’s IP address”
Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Set the link details Web Browser
Point.
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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Radio’s Wireless Parameters
Link configuration
Channel and Power Settings
Configuration
 Navigate step Significance
to Wireless > Channel Tool
andinPower to reach the radio
LMT Log Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
2
configuration. 1
 The Channel and Power Settings iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Firmware update
panel Browse to the latest firmware image file in your computer and upload it
allows for either automatic Web Browser
into the device.
or manual changes to frequency,
channel width, and power for
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push Web Browser
Configure SNMP
either oneTrap
or Server
two channels.
notifications to the remote NMS server
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration) 2
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters

1  Autoradio’s Channel: Defines

- Automatically the device channel,
configure IP allocationchannel
method, device
widthIPand andpower
Management
to optimize Web Browser
Configure IP address
performance based on spectrum data VLAN
 When
Device Auto Channel
Preferences/site survey is “ON”,
iBridge fields Channel
2 Latitude Width
Longitude and are
values Centre
entered frequency are disabled or hidden
and another field Maximum Channel Width 2 is displayed.
Second Radio Setup
 When Auto Channel Selection 1 is enabled, most of the parameters becomes non editable,
SameThen
steps as theFirst Radio
radio Setup
will use anSame
algorithmsignificance as First
to select theRadio
most Setup from theconfiguration
suitable “Radio unlock (Channel width,
Web Browser*
from 1Center
to 3 process” to “Configure
frequency and Transmission power) the radio’s IP address”
2  Maximum Channel Width:Set Select the maximum
the device channel
as Station - settings willwidth Auto from
be inherited Everything is allowed to use.
the Access
Set the link details
Auto Everything is designed to maintain the highest link bandwidth while maintaining link Web Browser
Point.
stability.
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Radio’s Wireless Parameters
Link configuration
Channel and Power Settings
Configuration
1  When Auto step Channel Selection Significance Tool
is “OFF”,
LMT Log in all the parameters have
Login
1
to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
to be manually configured.
3  Channel Width: In Manual Mode, iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Firmware update
choose the channel width Browse
(20, 40,to the latest
3 firmware image file in your computer and
4 upload it Web Browser
or 80 MHz). into the device.
4  Center Frequency: In Off
Enable the SNMP 5 service to allow SNMP requests and enable6 push Web Browser
Configure SNMP mode,
(Manual) Trap Server
select the notifications
center to the remote NMS server
frequency of the channel used
Configure radio’s
on the link.preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description
In all modes, the Web Browser
7 8
center frequency represents Set the
the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
absolute configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
center of the selected
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
channel width Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP and Management
without any offset, 4
Configure radio’s IP address 3 Web Browser
and the center can be movedVLAN in 5
MHzPreferences/site
Device increments. survey
If Auto Everything
iBridge 2 Latitude Longitude values are entered
is set to On, the Channel will be
automatically set, and not editable. Second Radio Setup
Same steps as First Radio Setup Same significance as First Radio Setup from the “Radio unlock
Web Browser*
from
5  1Auto
to 3 Power Mode: Enableprocess”or to “Configure the radio’s IP address”
disable Automatic Transmit Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Set the link details
Power Control (where available). Web Browser
Point.
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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Radio’s Wireless Parameters
Link configuration
Channel and Power Settings
Configuration
6  Tx EIRP/Txstep Conducted (dBm): Significance
Tx Tool
EIRP 1
LMT Log in shows the selected antenna
Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
gain plus the transmit power of
the radio, while TX Conducted iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Firmware
showsupdate
conducted power(Tx Browse to the latest
3 firmware image file in your computer and
4 upload it Web Browser
Power) into the device.
 EIRP= Tx Power + Antenna Gain
Enable the SNMP 5 service to allow SNMP requests and enable6 push Web Browser
Configure
7  Local SNMP
andTrap Server Antenna Gain
Remote notifications to the remote NMS server
(dBi): Set the gain according to
Configure radio’sspecifications
antenna preferences andEnter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
7 8
subtract out any cable/connector
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
loss. configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP and Management
6
Configure radio’s IP address Web Browser
 These values directly affect VLAN
the
TxPreferences/site
Device EIRP/Tx Conducted
survey drop-
iBridge 2 Latitude Longitude values are entered
down menu.
Second
7 8 Radio Setup
Same steps as First Radio Setup Same significance as First Radio Setup from the “Radio unlock
Web Browser*
from 1 to 3 process” to “Configure the radio’s IP address”
Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Set the link details Web Browser
Point.
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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Radio’s Wireless Parameters
Link configuration
Channel and Power Settings
Configuration
 Before step
selecting a channel, Significance
the Tool
spectrum
LMT Log in must be analyzed to to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration
Login Web Browser
get the most suitable one and the
best radio performance iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Firmware update Browse to the latest firmware image file in your computer and upload it Web Browser
 The Spectrum Analyzer activelyinto the device.
scans the spectrum in the
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push Web Browser
Configure SNMP Trapto
background Server
report on notifications to the remote NMS server
interference sources that may
Configure radio’s
impact linkpreferences
performance Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP and Management
Configure radio’s IP address Web Browser
VLAN
Device Preferences/site survey iBridge 2 Latitude Longitude values are entered
Second Radio Setup
Same steps as First Radio Setup Same significance as First Radio Setup from the “Radio unlock
Web Browser*
from 1 to 3 process” to “Configure the radio’s IP address”
Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Set the link details Web Browser
Point.
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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Radio’s Wireless Parameters
Link configuration
Site Survey
Configuration
 Before step Significance
selecting a channel, the spectrum must be analyzed to get the most suitable one Tooland the
best
LMT Log in radio performance Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
 The Site Survey is used to check which frequencies are currently in use within the free licensed
band. iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Firmware
 Useupdate Browse
the Start Survey button to thethe
to place latest firmware
radio intoimage file in your
the scan mode computer and upload
to search it Web Browser
for 802.11-compatible
access points into the device.
 The Survey Results status table summarizes the results of a site survey of SSIDs broadcast by
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push Web Browser
Configure SNMPand
Mimosa Trapnon-Mimosa
Server Access Points. The table provides the following data per device found:
notifications to the remote NMS server
 SSID - The wireless link name advertised by each detected AP.
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP and Management
Configure radio’s IP address Web Browser
VLAN
Device Preferences/site survey iBridge 2 Latitude Longitude values are entered
Second Radio Setup
Same steps as First Radio Setup Same significance as First Radio Setup from the “Radio unlock
Web Browser*
from 1 to 3 process” to “Configure the radio’s IP address”
Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Set the link details Web Browser
Point.
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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Radio’s Wireless Parameters
Link configuration
Site Survey
Configuration step
 Vendor Significance
- The name of the device manufacturer (if known). Tool
LMT Log in MAC Address - The Login
device's
to theunique
iBridge 2identifier
node for initial configuration Web Browser
 Capability - Indicates which 802.11 (Wi-Fi technology standard) is supported by the device.
Options include A, G, N, AC. iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Firmware update – The frequency
Frequency Channel Browse to the latest firmware
channel image
in usefile in
byyour
thecomputer
device.and upload it Web Browser
 Channel Width - Theinto the(in
size device.
MHz) of the channel on which the device operates.
 Frequency Range - The specific frequency range (in MHz) within the Wi-Fi channel that the
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push Web Browser
Configure SNMP Trap operates.
device Server
notifications to the remote NMS server
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP and Management
Configure radio’s IP address Web Browser
VLAN
Device Preferences/site survey iBridge 2 Latitude Longitude values are entered
Second Radio Setup
Same steps as First Radio Setup Same significance as First Radio Setup from the “Radio unlock
Web Browser*
from 1 to 3 process” to “Configure the radio’s IP address”
Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Set the link details Web Browser
Point.
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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Radio’s Wireless Parameters
Link configuration
Site Survey
Configuration
 TDMA step - If applicable,Significance Tool Mimosa
displays the Gender, Traffic Split, and TDMA Window for each
LMT Log in AP that is detected. Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
 Signal Strength - The received power level (in dBm) from each detected AP.
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
 It isupdate
Firmware important to note thatBrowse
runningto the latestsurvey
a site firmwarewill
image file in your computer
temporarily and upload
take down it
your link. Web Browser
Once
into thebe
activated, this process cannot device.
stopped until complete. Please plan accordingly.
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push Web Browser
Configure SNMP Trap Server
notifications to the remote NMS server
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP and Management
Configure radio’s IP address Web Browser
VLAN
Device Preferences/site survey iBridge 2 Latitude Longitude values are entered
Second Radio Setup
Same steps as First Radio Setup Same significance as First Radio Setup from the “Radio unlock
Web Browser*
from 1 to 3 process” to “Configure the radio’s IP address”
Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Set the link details Web Browser
Point.
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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Configuration Steps through LMT - Station
Link configuration
Configuration step Significance Tool
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in Access Point Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Link Integration & Testing
Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment/ Web Browser
Link Optimization (Aiming)
optimization)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput Web Browser
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered Web Browser

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 DHCP – Dynamic Host

iBridge 2 – System Configuration

Configuration Protocol

Configure Radio’s IP
Link configuration
1  Navigate to Preferences >
Configuration step
Management Significance Tool
Log in or create a Mimosa Cloud Creation of a new or verification of an existent account, for device Cloud mimosa
 This
account step is to Configure the
associations, information collection. or Mimosa APP
iBridge 2 IP address
 Once the IP address is First Radio Setup
changed, the device will be This process provides genuine product assurance and provides the Web Browser (+
Radio unlock process
able to login with the new IPability to track and monitor your radio easily over the web. Cloud interaction)
address
The radio unlock Firmware downloads are available from Mimosa
 Adjust LMT IP address to an Web Browser (+
Firmware update Cloud 1Management Application. You must first log in to download a
address in the same subnetfirmware
to Cloud interaction)
image file to your computer to upload it into the device.
connect to the node again
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Configure the radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method Web Browser
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Second Radio Setup
Same steps as First Radio Setup
Same significance as First Radio Setup from 1 to 4 Web Browser*
from 1 to 4
Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Set the link details Web Browser
Point.
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 DHCP – Dynamic Host

iBridge 2 – System Configuration

Configuration Protocol

Configure Radio’s IP
Link configuration
1  The Management IP panel 2
Configuration
contains step
controls for settingSignificance Tool
Log inthe device
or create to IPv4,
a Mimosa IPv6, or Creation of a new or verification of an existent account, for device
Cloud 2 Cloud mimosa
(default) Dual (IPv4+IPv6). associations, information collection.
account or Mimosa APP
 IP Address mode defines the
allocation mechanism to be First Radio Setup
used. This process provides genuine product assurance and provides the Web Browser (+
Radio unlock process
 IPv4 - Selecting IPv4 will ability to track and monitor your radio easily over the web. Cloud interaction)
enable IPv4 mode.
The radio unlock Firmware downloads are available from Mimosa
 IPv6 - Selecting IPv6 will Web Browser (+
Firmware update Cloud 1Management Application. You must first log in to download a
enable IPv6 mode. Cloud interaction)
firmware image file to your computer to upload it into the device.
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Configure the radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method Web Browser
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details 2Web Browser
 Dual - Dual mode will allow configuration
you to configure
bothradio’s
Configure IPv4 wireless
and IPv6 addresses.
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Second Radio Setup
Same steps as First Radio Setup
Same significance as First Radio Setup from 1 to 4 Web Browser*
from 1 to 4
Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Set the link details Web Browser
Point.
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 DHCP – Dynamic Host

iBridge 2 – System Configuration

Configuration Protocol

Configure Radio’s IP
Link configuration
Management IPv4:
Configuration
1  Address step
mode: Address mode Significance
defines Tool
Log inthe allocation
or create a Mimosamechanism
Cloud toCreation
be used.
of a new or verification of an existent account, for device Cloud mimosa
Options
account are listed in a drop down
associations, information collection. or Mimosa APP
menu. 2
 Select the preferred mode of network First Radio Setup
addressing: Static or DHCP+Static This process provides genuine product assurance and provides the Web Browser (+
Radio unlock process
Failover. If Static is chosen,ability to track and monitor your radio easily over the web.
the device Cloud interaction)
will always use the IP address that has 1
The radio unlock Firmware downloads are available from Mimosa
been assigned. If DHCP+Static Web Browser (+
Firmware update CloudFailover
Management Application. You must first log in to download a 4
is chosen, and a DHCP server is image file to your computer to upload 3 Cloud interaction)
firmware it into the device.
available, then the addresses are
Configure radio’s preferences
automatically Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Configure the radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method Web Browser
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set theassigned
link detailsby the DHCP server. Web Browser
configuration
 If a DHCP server is unavailable, the
Configure
deviceradio’s
willwireless
use the static IP Configuration
address. of Channel width, frequency and power 2
Web Browser
parameters
Default Static Failover is 192.168.1.20  When DHCP + Static Failover
 Bellow the “IP Address field, the deviceSecond allocation is used this address 3
Radio Setup
display the IP that is currently in use, 3 is the one allocated by the
Samewhen
steps as First Radio Setup is used this
Static allocation Same significance asDHCP server,
First Radio Setupand
fromthe
1 toone
4 on Web Browser*
from 1address
to 4 is taken from the one on the the right (editable) 4 will be
right (editable) 4 used
Set the device as Station when will
- settings thebedevices
inheritedcannot
from the Access
Set the link details reach the DHCP entity. Web Browser
Point.
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 DHCP – Dynamic Host

iBridge 2 – System Configuration

Configuration Protocol

Configure Radio’s IP
Link configuration
Management IPv4:
Configuration step The network address
 IP Address: Significance
used Tool
Log intoormanage the device.
create a Mimosa Cloud Creation of a new or verification of an existent account, for device Cloud mimosa
 Netmask:
account The subnet mask that
associations, information collection. or Mimosa APP
defines the network subnet. Default is
255.255.255.0. First Radio Setup
 Gateway: The gateway address This process
for theprovides genuine product assurance and provides the Web Browser (+
Radio unlock process
subnet. Default is 192.168.1.1. ability to track and monitor your radio easily over the web. Cloud interaction)
 Primary DNS: The first DNS server IP 1
The radio unlock Firmware downloads are available from Mimosa
Address. Web Browser (+
Firmware update Default is 8.8.8.8. Cloud Management Application. You must first log in to download a 4
 Secondary DNS: The backup DNS image file to your computer to upload3 Cloud interaction)
firmware it into the device.
server IP Address. Default is 8.8.4.4.
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Configure the radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method Web Browser
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration
Configure radio’s wireless 2
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Second Radio Setup
Same steps as First Radio Setup
Same significance as First Radio Setup from 1 to 4 Web Browser*
from 1 to 4
Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Set the link details Web Browser
Point.
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 DHCP – Dynamic Host

iBridge 2 – System Configuration

Configuration Protocol

Configure Radio’s IP
Link configuration
Management IPv6:
Configuration
1  Address step Significancemode of
Mode - Select the preferred Tool
Log innetwork
or create addressing:
a Mimosa CloudStatic Creation
or AutoofConfiguration.
a new or verification of an existent account, for device Cloud mimosa
If
account Static is chosen, the device will always use thecollection.
associations, information or Mimosa APP
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mask length. Web Browser
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enabled.
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 DHCP – Dynamic Host

iBridge 2 – System Configuration

Configuration Protocol

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configuration
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parameters
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Same significance as First Radio Setup from 1 to 4 Web Browser*
from 1 to 4
Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Set the link details Web Browser
Point.
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Configuration Steps through LMT - Station
Link configuration
Configuration step Significance Tool
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
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Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
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configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
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parameters
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Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in Access Point Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Link Integration & Testing
Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment/ Web Browser
Link Optimization (Aiming)
optimization)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput Web Browser
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered Web Browser

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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Configure SNMP Trap Server
Link configuration
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or SNMPv3 Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
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link details Web Browser
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Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
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Point.
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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Configure SNMP Trap Server
Link configuration
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communicate with the trap server
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parameters
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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Configuration Steps through LMT - Station
Link configuration
 Once the iBridge “Access Point/Base” unit is
Configuration step Significance
configured, the installer needs to configure the Tool
LMT Log in “Station/Terminal”
Login to the node
iBridge 2 node for initial and then make the link live Web Browser
configuration
between the Base and Terminal.
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configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
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parameters
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Configure radio’s IP address Web Browser
VLAN
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in Access Point Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Set the link details Web Browser
Point.
Configure radio’s IP address
Aiming

Bandwidth Test
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Configuration Steps through LMT - Station
Link configuration
Configure iBridge 2 Terminal (Station)
Configuration step Significance
 Login process is same for the Station iBridge2. Tool
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
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iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
radio’s wireless parameters, IP address, SNMP Trap
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server; radio
refername andsame
to the description
steps as in the Access PointWeb Browser
setup.
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
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configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
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Configure radio’s wireless where we choose wirelessand mode as “Station” insteadWeb
of Browser
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parameters Access Point.
Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP and Management
Configure radio’s IP address Web Browser
VLAN
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in Access Point Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Set the link details Web Browser
Point.
Configure radio’s IP address
Aiming

Bandwidth Test
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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Configuration Steps through LMT - Station
Link configuration
Configuration step Significance Tool
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in Access Point Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Link Integration & Testing
Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment/ Web Browser
Link Optimization (Aiming)
optimization)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput Web Browser
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered Web Browser

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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Configuration Steps through LMT
Link configuration
Configuration step Significance Tool
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in Access Point Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Link Integration & Testing
Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment/ Web Browser
Link Optimization (Aiming)
optimization)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput Web Browser
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered Web Browser

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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Configuration Steps through LMT
Link configuration
Configuration step Significance Tool
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
• The login process has the same significance as in Access Point.
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the device
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radio’s iBridge node using any one of the following method & reach LMT
wireless
GUI screen to configure: Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power
parameters
Web Browser
• Using .local
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
• Using default IPv4 address
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
• Using IPv6 address iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as
• Enter in Access
the Pointto Login.
password Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Link Integration & Testing
Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment/ Web Browser
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optimization)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput Web Browser
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered Web Browser

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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Configuration Steps through LMT - Station
Link configuration
Configuration step Significance Tool
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Station and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in Access Point Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Link Integration & Testing
Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment/ Web Browser
Link Optimization (Aiming)
optimization)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput Web Browser
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered Web Browser

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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Configure Radio’s Preferences

1  Device Friendly Name: Name for the iBridge Link configuration

Configuration step
node displayed Significance
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This process 2
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left hand side menu.
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Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Second Radio Setup
Same steps as First Radio Setup 1
Same significance as First Radio Setup from 1 to 4 Web Browser*
from 1 to 4
Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Set the link details Web Browser
Point.
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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Configuration Steps through LMT - Station
Link configuration
Configuration step Significance Tool
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Station and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in AP Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Link Integration & Testing
Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment/ Web Browser
Link Optimization (Aiming)
optimization)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput Web Browser
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered Web Browser

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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Set Link Details
Link configuration
Navigate to Wireless > Link
Configuration step
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firmware image file to your computer to upload it into the device.
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configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
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2 • Changing Wireless Mode from Access Point to
Second Radio Setup
Station will reboot the device Second Radio Setup
Same steps as First Radio Setup Same significance as First Radio Setup from the “Radio unlock
Same steps as First Radio Setup Same significance as First Radio Setup from the “Radio unlock Web Browser*
from 1 to 4 process” to “Configure the radio’s IP address” Web Browser*
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Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Set the link details Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access Web Browser
Set the link details Point. Web Browser
Point.
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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Set Link Details
Link configuration
Navigate to Wireless > Link
Configuration step
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with each other. Browse to the latest firmware image file 5 in your computer and upload it Web Browser
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firmware image file to your computer to upload it into the device.
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configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
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configure the link Web Browser
configuration
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parameters
Device Preferences/site survey iBridge 2 Latitude Longitude values are entered
Second Radio Setup
Second Radio Setup
3
Same steps as First Radio Setup Same significance as First Radio Setup from the “Radio unlock
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from 1 to 4 process” to “Configure the radio’s IP address” Web Browser*
from 1 to 3 process” to “Configure the radio’s IP address” 6  Once the device is associated
Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from
with the Access Point, the Status
Set the link details Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from theAccess
Access Web Browser
Set the link details Point. will show as Web Browser
“Connected”
Point.
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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Radio’s Wireless Parameters
Link configuration
Configuration step Significance Tool
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Station and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in AP Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Link Integration & Testing
Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment/ Web Browser
Link Optimization (Aiming)
optimization)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput Web Browser
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered Web Browser

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 iBridge 2 – System Configuration
Radio’s Wireless Parameters
Link configuration
Channel and Power Settings
Configuration
 Navigate step Significance
to Wireless > Channel and 1 Station Tool
Power
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser

1  The Station will inherit all the iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Firmware update& power settings Browse
channel from theto the latest firmware image file in your computer and upload it Web Browser
Access Point. into the device.
 All fields are greyed out here and
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push Web Browser
Configure SNMPnot
we need Trapto
Server
configure anything.
notifications to the remote NMS server
 All the configuration is done in
Configure radio’s
Access preferences
Point (Base). Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP and Management
Configure radio’s IP address Web Browser
Access Point
NOTE: If there is a need toVLAN
change the Gain of the
Antenna at the “Station” end, it will be done only
Device Preferences/site survey iBridge 2 Latitude Longitude values are entered
from the Access Point. Go to “Channel & Power”
settings in Access Point - Remote Antenna Second Radio
gain. 2 Setup
Same steps as First Radio Setup Same significance as First Radio Setup from the “Radio unlock
Web Browser*
from 1 to 3 process” to “Configure the radio’s IP address”
Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access2
Set the link details Web Browser
Point.
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Configure Radio’s IP
Link configuration
Configuration step Significance Tool
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Station and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in AP Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Link Integration & Testing
Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment/ Web Browser
Link Optimization (Aiming)
optimization)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput Web Browser
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered Web Browser

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iBridge 2 – System Configuration

Configuration Protocol

Configure Radio’s IP
Link configuration
1  Navigate to Preferences > Management
Configuration
 This step step
is to Configure theSignificance
“Station” Tool
iBridge
Log in or create2aIP address
Mimosa Cloud Creation of a new or verification of an existent account, for device Cloud mimosa
 If
account the node is logged in via IPv4 IP
associations, information collection. or Mimosa APP
address: Once the IP address is
changed, the device will be able to login First Radio Setup
with the new IP address This process provides genuine product assurance and provides the Web Browser (+
Radio unlock process
 Adjust laptop IP address to an ability to track and monitor your radio easily over the web.
address Cloud interaction)
in the same subnet to connect to the
The radio unlock Firmware downloads are available
2 from Mimosa
node again Web Browser (+
Firmware update Cloud Management Application. You must first 3 log in to download a
1 Cloud interaction)
firmware image file to your computer to upload it into the device.
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Configure the radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method Web Browser
2Set the
Address Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Mode: Select the preferred
link details Web Browser
configuration
mode of network addressing: Static or
Configure radio’s wireless
DHCP+Static Failover
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
3parameters
 IP Address: The network address used
 Gateway: The gateway address for the 2
to manage the device.
Secondsubnet.
Radio Setup
Default is 192.168.1.1.
 Netmask: The subnet mask that
Samedefines
steps as First Radio Setup  Primary DNS: The first DNS server IP
the network subnet.Same
Default is
significance as Address.
First Radio Setup fromis1 8.8.8.8.
to 4 Web Browser*
from 1255.255.255.0.
to 4 Default
 Secondary DNS: The backup DNS
NOTE: Please ensure that IP addresses of AP
Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited fromisthe Access
Set the link details server IP Address. Default 8.8.4.4. Web Browser
& Station are different, and on the Point.
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Configure SNMP Trap Server
Link configuration
Configuration step Significance Tool
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Station and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in AP Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Link Integration & Testing
Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment/ Web Browser
Link Optimization (Aiming)
optimization)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput Web Browser
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered Web Browser

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Configure SNMP Trap Server
Link configuration
• Navigate to Preferences -> SNMP &
Configuration
Syslogstep Significance
Significance Tool
LogSNMP
LMT Log
in or inNotifications
create & Trap Settings:
a Mimosa Cloud Login to theofiBridge
Creation 2 node
a new or for initial
verification configuration
of an existent account, for device Web Browser
Cloud mimosa
account associations, information collection. or Mimosa APP
Same Significance of steps as in Access iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
First Radio Setup
Firmware
Point.update Browse to the latest firmware image file in your computer and upload it Web Browser
into theprocess
This device.provides genuine product assurance and provides the Web Browser (+
Radio unlock process
ability to track and monitor your radio easily over the web. Cloud interaction)
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push Web Browser
Configure SNMP Trap Server
notifications to the Firmware
The radio unlock remote NMS server are available from Mimosa
downloads
Web Browser (+
Firmware update Cloud Management Application. You must first log in to download a
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Webinteraction)
Cloud Browser
firmware image file to your computer to upload it into the device.
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the linkradio’s
Configure detailspreferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure the radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method Web Browser
Configure radio’s wireless
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration
Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP and Management
Configure radio’s IP address Web Browser
Configure radio’s wireless VLAN
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Device Preferences/site survey iBridge 2 Latitude Longitude values are entered
Second Radio Setup
Second Radio Setup
Same steps as First Radio Setup Same significance as First Radio Setup from the “Radio unlock
Same steps as First Radio Setup Same significance as First Radio Setup from the “Radio unlock Web Browser*
from 1 to 4 process” to “Configure the radio’s IP address” Web Browser*
from 1 to 3 process” to “Configure the radio’s IP address”
Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access
Set the link details Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from the Access Web Browser
Set the link details Point. Web Browser
Point.
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Link Integration & Testing
Link configuration
Configuration step Significance Tool
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Station and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in AP Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Link Integration & Testing
Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment/ Web Browser
Link Optimization (Aiming)
optimization)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput Web Browser
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered Web Browser

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Link Integration & Testing
Link configuration
Configuration step Significance Tool
• Once the link is associated, the wireless status is shown as Connected and the signal
LMT Logstrength
in is also shown Login
on theto Dashboard.
the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
• Further, we need to fine align the Antennas
iBridge 2 Base
to Settings
get the(AP) best signal strength and throughput.
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Station and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in AP Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Link Integration & Testing
Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment/ Web Browser
Link Optimization (Aiming)
optimization)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput Web Browser
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered Web Browser

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Link Optimization (Aiming)
Link configuration
Configuration step Significance Tool
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Station and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in AP Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Link Integration & Testing
Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment/ Web Browser
Link Optimization (Aiming)
optimization)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput Web Browser
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered Web Browser

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Link Optimization (Aiming)
Link configuration
1 Navigate to Dashboard 2 Tool
Configuration step Significance
2  Once the link is associated, the
LMTwireless
Log in status is shown asLogin to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
Connected and the signal 3 iBridge12 Base Settings (AP)
3
strength and PHY rates are also
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
shown.
 Received
3 Set signal strength is Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
the link details Web Browser
shown in large text in the center configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
of theradio’s
Configure control
wireless
 Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
4 parameters
Once associated,
4
click the Aiming Mode button
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
on the Dashboard to open a
new window that refreshes Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
once per second for a 5-minute notifications to the remote NMS server
period iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station) 5
5  The Aim Heading indicates the
Same steps as AP
direction from 1 tothe front Same
in which of significance as AP Setup from steps 1 to 3 Web Browser
Set the
the link details
device should be pointed Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from Access Point. Web Browser
based exchange of coordinates.
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN
Link Optimization (Aiming) Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment)
andwidth
NOTE:Test Assess
Perform Aiming to get Maximum
the best throughput
wireless
Install Complete
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Bandwidth Test
Link configuration
Configuration step Significance Tool
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Station and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in AP Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Link Integration & Testing
Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment/ Web Browser
Link Optimization (Aiming)
optimization)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput Web Browser
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered Web Browser

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Bandwidth Test
1 Navigate to Diagnostics Link configuration
-> Tests->Bandwidth
Configuration step Significance Tool
 Once the Link is 2
LMT Log in
optimized, perform Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
Bandwidth test. iBridge
3 2 Base Settings (AP)
 Bandwidth Test: A
2Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name
4 and description Web Browser
manual test to assess
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Setmaximum throughput
the link details Web Browser
when minimal or no configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
4
Configure
traffic radio’s wireless
is present.
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
 This test sends 1500- 1
byte packets using a
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
proprietary UDP-like
protocol.
Configure SNMP Trap Server 3 Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Test Duration: The length of the bandwidth test in sec. Web Browser
 Run a simultaneous notifications to the remote NMS server
bandwidth test 4  Test: Select the option to assess max throughput
iBridgeto
 Local 2 Terminal
Remote: Settings (Station)
Unidirectional test from local to remote device
between the Base and
Same steps as AP from 1 to
Term Same significance
Remote as toAPLocal:
SetupUnidirectional
from steps 1 to 3 test from remote to local Webdevice
Browser
 Transmit then Receive: Bidirectional test conducted in series
Set the link details Set the device as Station - settings
Simultaneous: will be inherited
Bidirectional from Accessin
test conducted Point.
parallel Web Browser
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN
Link Optimization (Aiming) Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered by Netspan

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Bandwidth Test
1 Navigate to Diagnostics Link configuration
-> Tests->Bandwidth
Configuration step Significance Tool
 Once the Link is 2
LMT Log in
optimized, perform Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
Bandwidth test. iBridge
3 2 Base Settings (AP) Test Results
5
 Bandwidth Test: A
2Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name
4 and description Web Browser
manual test to assess
Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
Setmaximum throughput
the link details Web Browser
when minimal or no configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure
traffic radio’s wireless
is present.
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
 This test sends 1500- 1
byte packets using a
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
proprietary UDP-like
protocol. Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
 Run a simultaneous notifications to the remote NMS
6 server
bandwidth test iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
between the Base and
Same steps as AP from 1 to
Term Same significance as AP Setup from steps 1 to 3 Web Browser
5Set the link details
 Results will be shown Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from Access Point. Web Browser
in the corresponding
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN
graph on this page.
Link Optimization (Aiming) Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered by Netspan
6 NOTE: Ensure that the bandwidth obtained is suitable for the required application
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Install Complete
Link configuration
Configuration step Significance Tool
LMT Log in Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
Set the device as Station and proceed with the SSID
Set the link details Web Browser
configuration(TDMA configuration and Link configuration)
Configure radio’s wireless
Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
Enable the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
notifications to the remote NMS server
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Same steps as in AP Same significance of steps for wireless mode as “Station” Web Browser
Link Integration & Testing
Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment/ Web Browser
Link Optimization (Aiming)
optimization)
Bandwidth Test Measure Link Throughput Web Browser
Install Complete Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered by Netspan Web Browser

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Install Complete
1  Navigate to Preferences -> Link configuration
General step
Configuration Significance Tool
2  Connect to Netspan by clicking
LMT“Install
Log in Complete” Login to the iBridge 2 node for initial configuration Web Browser
iBridge 2 Base Settings (AP)
 By Clicking on Install Complete,
Configure radio’s preferences Enter a meaningful radio name and description Web Browser
device starts sending traps to
Set Netspan / SNMP server, to Set the device as Access Point (AP) and proceed with the SSID
the link details Web Browser
advertise that it is online & configuration(TDMA
1
configuration and Link configuration)
Configure
readyradio’s
to bewireless
discovered and
Configuration of Channel width, frequency and power Web Browser
parameters
configured by Netspan.
2
Configure radio’s IP2address
NOTE: iBridge nodes actingDefines
as the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN Web Browser
Term nodes require an active Enable
radio the SNMP service to allow SNMP requests and enable push
Configure SNMP Trap Server Web Browser
link to the Base node before the notifications to the remote NMS server
installer triggers "Installation
iBridge 2 Terminal Settings (Station)
Complete".
Same steps as AP from 1 to Same significance as AP Setup from steps 1 to 3 Web Browser
Set the link details Set the device as Station - settings will be inherited from Access Point. Web Browser
Configure radio’s IP address Defines the device IP allocation method, device IP & Management VLAN
Link Optimization (Aiming) Perform Aiming to get the best wireless performance (fine alignment)
Bandwidth Test Assess Maximum throughput
Connect to Netspan (Install
Device Send Traps to Netspan to be discovered by Netspan Web Browser
Complete)
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Install Date
iBridge 2 Install date Configuration by Netspan
Configuration
• Netspan step Significance
configure the "Install Date" in the iBridge 2 node upon discovery Tool
Please check if
Netspan perform "Discovery" of an iBridge 2 node upon receptionthis
of anscreen is
Netspan
Node discovery in Netspan
• The date configured would "Installation
be the dateComplete" SNMPv2Cofornode
at detection SNMPv3 Inform trap from thecorrect
Discovery. Node or (PNP
not config)
After Node Discovery in Netspan
Netspan
iBridge2 Install data retrieval
Netspan retrieves data from the node (Node management-
(retrieves the node configuration)
>Status tab)
The firmware check downloads the operators preferred version (in the
Firmware Check Netspan
PNP configuration) of the software if not already installed
iBridge 2 static config Applies static config from Netspan to node Netspan
Set device specific passwords
iBridge 2 Passwords Netspan
Netspan set the LMT web GUI and REST API password

Update trap servers Netspan set the node SNMP TRAP server upon node discovery Netspan

iBridge 2 Install date Netspan set the "Install Date" in the iBridge 2 node upon discovery Netspan
iBridge 2 disable hardware reset
Disables use of the hardware reset button Netspan
button
Discovery complete indication Netspan indicate the completion of Discovery to the node Netspan
Netspan triggers a Licence check at discovery of an iBridge 2 node. It
Licence Check on Discovery checks for the total no of Licences in Netspan w.r.t the number of nodes Netspan
provisioned in Netspan
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Disable hardware Reset Button
Configuration by Netspan
Configuration step Significance Tool
Netspan perform "Discovery" of an iBridge 2 node upon reception of an Netspan
Node discovery in Netspan
"Installation Complete" SNMPv2C or SNMPv3 Inform trap from the Node (PNP config)
After Node Discovery in Netspan
Netspan
iBridge2 Install data retrieval
Netspan retrieves data from the node (Node management-
(retrieves the node configuration)
>Status tab)
The firmware check downloads the operators preferred version (in the
Firmware Check Netspan
PNP configuration) of the software if not already installed
iBridge 2 static config Applies static config from Netspan to node Netspan
Set device specific passwords
iBridge 2 Passwords Netspan
Netspan set the LMT web GUI and REST API password

Update trap servers Netspan set the node SNMP TRAP server upon node discovery Netspan

iBridge 2 Install date Netspan set the "Install Date" in the iBridge 2 node upon discovery Netspan
iBridge 2 disable hardware reset
Disable use of the hardware reset button Netspan
button
Discovery complete indication Netspan indicate the completion of Discovery to the node Netspan
Netspan triggers a Licence check at discovery of an iBridge 2 node. It
Licence Check on Discovery checks for the total no of Licences in Netspan w.r.t the number of nodes Netspan
provisioned in Netspan
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 THANK YOU !!!
Shafali BANSAL
[email protected]
Airspan Networks
India

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