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Figure 206:

The Security tab

Controller UI configuration

This Controller GUI configuration to be made on each DN.

Figure 207:

Elements specific to Controller configuration

Node UIconfiguration

You can configure the Security page for a single node. The Security page is available on the single node

UI.

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Table of Contents3
Contents3
About this User Guide10
Purpose10
Cross-References10
Feedback10
Important Regulatory Information10
Complying with Rules for the Country of Operation10
Application Firmware12
Ethernet Networking Skills12
Lightning Protection12
Specific Expertise and Training for Professional Installers13
Legal and Open-Source Software Statements13
Problems and Warranty13
Reporting Problems13
Repair and Service13
Hardware Warranty13
Security Advice14
Warnings, Cautions, and Notes14
Caring for the Environment14
In the UK and EU Countries15
In Non-EU Countries15
Product Description16
Introduction16
Frequency Bands16
Characteristics17
802.11Ay Standards and Advantages18
Terragraph20
Overview of Cnwave Family21
Features22
Wireless Operation24
Wireless Topology24
Modulation26
Synchronization27
Time-Division Duplexing Access Mechanism29
Wireless Encryption29
Designing Wireless Networks30
TDD Synchronization30
System Management30
Management Agent30
Network Management30
Ipv631
System Logging31
Software Upgrade31
System Hardware32
Wireless Nodes32
V1000 Client Node (CN)32
V2000 Client Node (CN)33
V3000 Client Node (CN)34
V5000 Distribution Node (DN)35
Radio Mounting Brackets36
Radio Accessories43
Radio External Interfaces45
Radio Specifications49
Theory of Operation50
Power Supply Units (PSU)51
PSU Options51
V1000 - Power over Ethernet (Poe)53
V2000 - Poe54
V3000/V5000 - Poe55
PSU Specifications60
Ethernet and DC Cables60
Maximum Cable Lengths60
Outdoor Copper CAT6A Ethernet Cable62
Cable Accessories63
SFP Module Kits64
Optical Cable and Connectors67
System Planning70
Site Planning70
Grounding and Lightning Protection70
Lightning Protection Zones70
Site Grounding System71
ODU Location71
Drop Cable Grounding Points71
ODU Wind Loading72
PSU DC Power Supply73
PSU AC Power Supply73
PSU Location73
Outdoor AC/DC PSU73
Lightning Surge Protection Units (LPU)74
Drop Cable Grounding Points74
Lightning Surge Protection Units Location74
Deployment Considerations75
Key Deployment Guidelines75
Sector and Alignment76
Minimum CN Spacing77
Near-Far Radio78
Early Weak Interference79
Avoiding the Tight Angle Deployment80
Avoiding the Straight Line Interference80
When Two V5000 Devices Are Co-Located at a Site81
Polarity82
Link Adaptation and Transmit Power Control (LATPC)82
Radio Spectrum Planning83
General Wireless Specifications83
Regulatory Limits84
Link Planning84
Linkplanner84
Range and Obstacles84
Path Loss85
Data Network Planning85
Point to Point-Based Single Link Ethernet Bridge86
Ipv4/L2 Based PMP and Mesh Network Planning86
Support for Dual Networking (Ipv4 and Ipv6)87
Ipv6 Mode Network Planning88
Ipv6 Network Design Consideration89
Reserved Ipv6 Address Space90
E2E and Cnmaestro Deployment Consideration90
Ethernet Bridging90
Layer 2 Control Protocols92
Ethernet Port Allocation92
IP Interface93
Daisy-Chaining 60 Ghz Links93
Installation94
Safety94
Power Lines94
Working at Heights94
Psu94
Grounding and Protective Earth94
AC Supply94
Powering down before Servicing94
Primary Disconnect Device95
External Cables95
Drop Cable Tester95
RF Exposure Near the Antenna95
Minimum Separation Distances95
Grounding and Lightning Protection Requirements95
Grounding Cable Installation Methods95
Siting Radios96
60 Ghz Cnwave Radios and Mounting Bracket Options96
Installing the Cnwave Radio Nodes96
ODU Interface with LPU on the Pole101
Attach Ground Cables to the Radio105
Mounting the ODU105
Connect to the PSU Port of the Radio128
Using Power over Ethernet (Poe)128
Using AC/DC PSU132
Install the PSU134
Installing the 60W DC Power Injector135
Installing the AC/DC PSU137
Installing 15W or 30W Power Injector138
Connecting to the SFP+ Optical Module or SFP+ to the Copper Module to ODU139
Removing the Cable and SFP Module145
Configuring 60 Ghz Cnwave147
Nodes Deployment147
Connecting to the Unit147
Configuring the Management PC147
Connecting to the PC and Powering up149
Using the Web Interface149
Logging into the Web Interface149
Enabling Internal E2E Controller155
Topology157
Configuration162
Operation195
Software Upgrade195
Diagnostics196
Statistics198
Links198
Ethernet200
Gps201
Radio202
Performance203
Prefix Zone Statistics207
Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)207
Maps208
Tools209
Factory Reset209
Field Diags209
Antenna Alignment210
Show SFP Power Details218
Ping220
Quick PTP Setup221
Cnmaestro Support for Onboard Controller223
Auto Manage Ipv6 Routes (External E2E Controller)225
Unconnected Pops228
Regulatory Information230
Compliance with Safety Standards230
Electrical Safety Compliance230
Human Exposure to Radio Frequency Energy231
Compliance with Radio Regulations233
Type Approvals234
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Compliance234
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISEDC) Compliance235
60 Ghz Cnwave Example Product Labels235
Troubleshooting238
Field Diagnostics Logs238
Setup Issues in Ipv4 Tunneling240
Link Is Not Established242
Pop Not Online from E2E or Cnmaestro UI245
Link Is Not Coming up245
Link Does Not Come up after some Configuration Change246
Link Is Not Having Expected Throughput Performance246
Factory Reset246
Cambium Networks248

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