The above figure describes a mixed radio mode network (Bridge-AGRM) where the base station is in Bridge
Mode and remote radios are in AGRM. To reach RTU-3 (10.10.1.11), the external router must use a next hop
gateway of 192.168.1.4 which is RF Interface address of Remote-2.
The above figure describes a mixed radio mode network (Bridge-Mix [AGRM and Bridge]) where the base
station is in Bridge Mode and remote radios are a mix of AGRM and Bridge mode. To reach RTU-2 (10.10.1.3),
the external router must use a next hop gateway of 192.168.1.3 which is RF Interface address of Remote-1.
To reach RTU-3 (192.168.1.5), the external router can send the traffic directly on the bridge subnet
192.168.1.x/24 network.
The above figure describes a mixed radio mode network (ARM-Bridge) where base station is in Advanced
Router Mode (ARM) and remote radios are in bridge mode. It’s the same case as the AGRM-Bridge network
above, but each Ethernet interface has a different IP address and subnet at the ARM base station.
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