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Device Configuration Using Web Interface• Link Status: Specifies connectivity status between a server <strong>and</strong> a device. Link Status can either be UP, DOWN orNONE.— UP: Specifies the Link Status when the AP device receives the server(s) acknowledgment.— DOWN: Specifies the Link Status when the AP device does not receive server(s) acknowledgment.— NONE: Specifies the Link Status when the AP device is trying to connect to the server(s) that is when the LinkStatus is neither UP nor DOWN.3. Click OK, to save the configured parameters.3.2.2.1 Link Integrity Server Configuration TableThe Link Integrity Server Configuration Table displays the details of all the pre-configured server(s), as follows:• Server IP Address: Specifies the IP Address of the configured server.• Comment: Specifies the user comment of the configured server.• Entry Status: Specifies the entry status of the server. By default, it is disabled. To configure, set the entry status asEnable/Disable/Delete from the drop down menu.— Enable: Enables the server added.— Disable: Disables the server added.— Delete: Deletes the server added.Click OK, to save the configured parameters.Link Integrity Table - Add RowTo enable link integrity on the AP device, atleast one entry should be added to the Link Integrity Server ConfigurationTable. A maximum of five servers can be added. To add an entry, do the following:1. Click Add in the link integrity screen, the Link Integrity Table - Add Row screen appears:Figure 3-5 Link Integrity Table - Add Row2. Configure all the parameters <strong>and</strong> click Add, to save the added entry.3.2.3 Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)The Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) helps to avoid the bridged loops <strong>and</strong> ensures a loop-free topology for bridged LAN(connected on both Wireless (WDS) <strong>and</strong> Ethernet interface).Following is the step-by-step procedure on how STP feature works:a. Disable: In this state, STP is disabled <strong>and</strong> no traffic is allowed through Wireless <strong>and</strong> Ethernet interfaces of the bridgedLAN.<strong>ORiNOCO®</strong> AP-800 <strong>and</strong> AP-8000 <strong>Installation</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Management</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> 40

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