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详细说明：airOS_6_UGiroS 6 User guide Table of contents Table of contents Chapter 1: Overview. Introduction Supported Products ..............,....... airOS 6 Network modes airos 6 Wireless modes System Requirements Getting started....... M Series Product Verification Navigation∩..,,,,,, Chapter 2: Main ●春 Status Monitor,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Chapter 3: Ubiquiti Logo 15 airMAX Settings ....75 airselect 16 airview Sync(GPS Series Only) .19 Chapter 4: Wireless ·················.······.··:·..··········· 。。。23 Basic Wireless Settings.……,,,,…,,,,,23 Wireless securit 27 Chapter 5: Network. 31 Network role 31 Configuration Mode ,33 Management Network Settings- Bridge M Management Network Settings- Router or SOHO Mode 34 WAN Network Settings 34 LAN Network Settings ,38 DHCP Address reservation Port forward Multicast Routing Settings 41 Interfaces 41 IP Aliases VLAN Network ··.···:· ,41 Bridge Network ····普,鲁· Firewa‖l Pv6 firewall ·· ∴43 Static routes 看着 43 Pv6 Static Routes.,………………… ∴∴44 Traffic Shaping.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,44 Ibiquiti Networks, Inc Table of contents airos 6 User guide Chapter 6: Advanced Advanced Wireless Settings...........................45 Advanced Ethernet settings ···· 春春春 ∴,46 Signal lEd Thresholds Chapter 7: Services ,,,,.49 Ping Watchdog 50 SNMP Agent 50 Web server 50 SSH Server TeLnet server 51 51 Dynamic DNs 51 System Lo Device Discovery Chapter 8: System 53 Firmware Update ·············..·.··· 53 Device ·鲁着曹D 54 Date Settings..…………,,………,…………,………,54 System Accounts ,,54 Miscellaneous.……∴……… ;··垂 Location ··.···· ·:..·:·:·:·:.:····: 55 Device maintenance,,.,..,55 Contiguration Management∴……… ···.:··:·; ∴55 Chapter 9: Tools 57 Align Antenna 57 e Survey Discovery Ing Traceroute 58 Speed Test 59 Appendix A: Contact Information.................63 Ubiquiti Networks Support 63 Ubiquiti Networks, In iroS 6 User guide Chapter 1: Overview airOS Username: ubnt Chapter 1: Overview Supported Products airOS 6 supports the m series product versions, including Introduction the following Welcome to airosa6-the latest evolution of the airos · airrouter Configuration Interface by Ubiquiti Networks airOs 6 Rockets provides numerous updates, including · RocketaM gps Private SNMP miB · RocketaM Titanium ·|Pv6 Support · Nanobeam Qos for VLaNs Nano bridgeE M Password Length Increased to more than 8 Symbols Nano Station locoM/Nano M TCP Support for Remote System Logging Bullet m WPA-AES/WPA2-AES Security Only(WEP optional for · Bullet" M Titaniun AP-Repeater mode) · Pico Stations 5 MHz Increments Available for Frequency Selection When 5 GHz Devices Operate in air MAX Mode(instead · Power bean③M of channel shifting Power Bridges airos is an advanced operating system capable of airgridoM powerful wireless and routing features, built upon a Wisp station M simple and intuitive user intertace foundation. Formoreinformation,visitwww.ubnt.com This User Guide describes the airOS operating system version 6. airOS is integrated into all M Series products airos 6 Network Modes provided by ubiquiti Networks airOs supports the following network modes: Note: For compatibility legacy or 802.11 a/b/a Transparent Layer 2 Bridge devices should use legacy firmware with airMAX Router support(airOS firmware v4.0 or later). Legacy clients can only work as airMAX clients with the · SOHO Router M Series device acting as an airMAX AP. Ubiquiti Networks, Inc ter 1: Overview airos 6 User guide airos 6 Wireless modes 4. Upon subsequent login, the standard login screen airOS 6 supports the following wireless modes appears. Enter ubnt in the Username and password fields, and click Login Access point · Station/ Client AP-Repeater System Requirements Microsoft windows 7 /8, Linux, or Mac oS x Java runtime Environment 1.6(or above Web Browser: Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 Getting Started Note: To enhance security we recommend that To access the airOS Configuration Interface perform the you change the default login in System System following steps Accounts. For details, go to "System Accounts"on page 54 1. Configure the ethernet adapter on your computer with a static IP address on the 192.168.1.x subnet (for M Series product verification example, IP address: 192.168.1.100 and subnet mask: Starting with M series product models manufactured in 255.255255.0) 2012, the airOS Configuration Interface will verify whether 2.LaunchyourwebbrowserEnterhttps://andthe a product is genuine or counterfeit. default iP address of your device in the address field Press Enter(PC)or Return(Mac) Prior to 2012 For M series product models manufactured prior to 2012, Device Default P Address airoS will not display any logo in the lower left corner of airrouter 192.168.1.1 the screen Other Devices 192.168.1.20 Starting in 2012 For example enter 192.168.1.20 to access the rocket For new M series product models introduced in 2012 or later, airoS will display uine product logo in the |+6htps/19:29120 lower left corner of the screen New production versions of existing M series product models began using the Genuine Product logo in 2012 3. Upon initial login the Terms of Use appear on the logi (Not all M series product models manufactured in 2012 screen. Enter ubnt in the username and password fields will display a genuine Product logo. and select the appropriate choices from the Country and language drop-down lists. Check the box next to l agree to these terms of use, and click login GENUINE PRODUCT For any M series product that is not an official Ubiqu a OS product, airos will display a counterfeit warning Please contact Ubiquiti at supportubnt com regarding this prodi I COUNTERFEIT WARNING Note: If neither the genuine product logo nor counterfeit warning appears, the device was manufactured prior to the genuine product verification process and is probably genuine If you have any questions please email supportubnt.com Ubiquiti Networks, Inc. iroS 6 User guide Chapter 1: Overview Navigation Help Information The airOS Configuration Interface contains seven main Help information, indicated by [? ] is available for selected pages, each of which provides a web-based management settings throughout the configuration Interface. To page to configure a specific aspect of the Ubiquiti device display the help information, click [? Ubiquiti Logo TheUbiquiti Logo"on page 15 controls Ubiquiti's proprietary technologies, such as airMAX, airView, airSelect, and airSync(GPS Series devices only). Note: By default, indoor products, such as the air router, do not display the ubiquity logo page However, you can enable the Ubiquiti logo page through System > Miscellaneous airMAX Technology Features. For more information, see "Miscellaneous"on page 55 Main The Main "on page 5 displays device status, statistics, and network monitoring links Wireless The" Wireless"on page 23 configures basic wireless settings, including the wireless mode, Service Set ldentifier(SSID), 802.11 mode, channel and frequency, output power, data rate module, and wireless securiti Network The"Network"on page 31 configures the network operating mode; Internet Protocol (IP)settings IP aliases; VLANs; packet filtering bridging, and routing routines; and traffic shaping Advanced The " Advanced"on page 45 provides more precise wireless interface controls, including advanced wireless settings advanced ethernet settings and signal led thresholds Services The Services"on page 49 configures system management services: Ping Watchdog, Simple network Management Protocol(SNMP), servers(web SSH, Telnet), Network Time protocol (ntp)client Dynamic Domain Name System(DDNS)client, system log, and device discovery System The"System "on page 53 controls system maintenance routines, administrator account management, location management, device customization firmware update and configuration backup. You can also change the language of the web management interface Each page also contains network administration and monitoring tools 'Align Antenna"on page 57 aSite Survey"on page 57 “ Discovery" on page58 “Ping" on page58 Traceroute"on page 58 "Speed Test"on page 59 "airView"on page 5g Ubiquiti Networks, Inc Chapter 1: Overview airos 6 User guide 4 Ubiquiti Networks, Inc. iroS 6 User guide Chapter 2: Main PowerBeam/5 arOS MAIN WIRELESS NETWORK ADVANCED SERVICES SYSTEM Tools Logout Status Device Model: PowerBeam M5 300 CPU 3% Device Name: Power Beam M5 300 Memory:□■ 133% Network Mode: Bridge AP MAC:24:A4:3C:70:A6:F2 Wircloss Mode: Accoss Point Connections: 1 SSID: ubnt Noise Floor: -106 dBm Security: none Version: V6.0-RC. 29945(XW) Transmit CCQ: 94.4%0 Uptime: C0: 30: 35 airMAX: Enabled Date:2016-11-1113:07:30 airMAx Quality:■■■ 93% Channel/Frequency: 151/5755 MHz airMAX Capacity:■■ 83% Channel Width: 40 MHz(Upper) air Select: Disabled Frequency Band: 5745-5785 MHz 0. 1 miles(0.2 km) TX/RX Chains: 2X2 WLANO MAC: 24 A4: 3C: 70: A6: F2 LANO MAC: 24: A4: 3C: 71: A6: F2 LANo:100Mbps-F山l Monitor Throughput I Stations I Interfaces ARP Table I Bridge Table I Routes log WLANO LANO 14■Rx:126kbps R×:671kbp 2■xA24s 8 Refresh BInET PRODU C Copyright 2006-2016 Ubiquiti Networks, Inc. Chapter 2: Main Status Status The Main page displays a summary of the link status FowerDeam: M530 CPU: information, current values of the basic configuration FowerBeam M5 300 settings(depending on the operating mode), network AP MAC, 24: A4. sC 70.98 F2 Access Pcint settings and information and traffic statistics curty: none Nose Floor: -10E dBm version: v6.0-RC 23945 (v) Utie:03035 airMAX. Enabled Date:2016-11-1113:07:30 airMAX Q jal ty:■翻 m93% annelFrequen y, 151/5705 MHz airMAX Capacty: E airSelect: Disabled Frequency Band: 5745-5785 MHz Dis ance: 0.1 miles(0.2 km) TXRX Chains 2x2 Antenna:300-22 dBl W ANO MAC, 24 A4: 3C. 70-A6F2 LAMC:24:A4:3c;71:A6s2 LANO: 100Mbs-=ul Device Model Displays the model number of the device Ubiquiti Networks, Inc Chapter 2: Main airos 6 User guide Device Name Displays the customizable name or using a DFS(Dynamic Frequency Selection)channel. (DFS identifier of the device. the device name also known channels/frequencies are not available on all devices. as host name) is displayed in registration screens and Channel Width This is the spectral width of the radio discovery tools channel used by the device airOS v6 supports 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, Network Mode Displays the network operating mode 14.20, 25.28, 30, and 40 MHz: however available channel airOS supports three modes: Bridge, Router, and SOHO widths are device-specific In Station mode, Auto 20 /40 Router. The default setting is device-specific Configure the MHz is the value by default Network Mode on the Network page(for details, refer to Frequency Band Displays the actual operating frequency Network Role"on page 31 range of the device. this is based on the selected Wireless Mode Displays the operating mode of the frequency, channel width, and extension channel on the radio interface airOS supports three operating modes Wireless page Station, Access Point, and AP-Repeater The default setting Distance Displays the current distance between devices is device-specific Configure the wireless Mode on the in kilometers and miles for Acknowledgement(acK Wireless page. If station or Access point mode is enabled rames. Changing the distance value will change the then you can also select WDs (Wireless Distribution ACK timeout accordingly. The ack timeout specifies how System) as needed long the device should wait for an acknowledgement airoS also supports airView(spectrum analyzer )mode,a from a partner device confirming frame reception before temporary mode that terminates all wireless connections it concludes that there has been an error and resends To select airview mode, click tools air view or click the frame. You can adjust the distance value (for more Launch air View on the Ubiquiti Logo page. When the information, see"Distance"on page 46 device is running in airView mode, all wireless connections TX/RX Chains Displays the number of independent will be terminated during the airView session close the spatial data streams the device is transmitting (TX) air View window to return to the previous wireless mode and receiving(RX)simultaneously within one spectral Any M Series device may operate in only one of these channel of bandwidth this a bility is specific to 802.1 1n modes at a time. For example, if the device is running devices that rely on Multiple-Input Multiple-Output in Access Point mode, it cannot simultaneously run in (MIMO)technology. Multiple chains increase data transfer Station mode performance significantly. The number of chains Ubiquiti SSID Displays the wireless network name(SSID). The devices use is hardware-specific wireless network name depends upon the wireless mode TX Power Displays the transmit power level in dBm selected Antenna Displays the antenna type specified on the In Station mode, this displays the ssid of the ap the Wireless page. For more information, see Antenna"on device is associated with page 26 In Access Point mode, this displays the SSid configured WLANO MAC Displays the MAc address of the device as on the device using the Wireless page seen on the wireless network Security Displays the wireless security method being LANo/1 MAC (LAN1 MAC available only on devices with used on the device. If None is displayed then wireless multiple Ethernet ports. Displays the MAC address of the security has been disabled, although you can still use device or Ethernet port as seen on the LAN or WAN RADIUS MAC authentication LANO/1(LAN1 available only on devices with multiple Version Displays the airOS software version Ethernet ports )Displays the ethernet port speed and Uptime This is the total time the device has been running duplex mode, such as 1000Mbps-Fullor 100Mbps-Full. this since the latest reboot(when the device was powered up can indicate that a cable is not plugged into a device or or software upgrade. The time is displayed in days, hours, there is no active ethernet connection minutes, and seconds CPU Displays the percentage of CpU utilization Date Displays the current system date and time, which Memory Displays the percentage of memory currenthy is retrieved from the Internet using NTP(Network Time being used Protocol). The nTP Client is disabled by default on the Services page. The device doesn ' t have an internal clock AP MAC In Access Point or AP-Repeater mode, this and the date and time may be inaccurate if the ntP client displays the mac address of the device In Station mode is disabled or the device isn 't connected to the internet this displays the MAc address of the ap the device is associated wit Channel/Frequency Displays the channel number and corresponding operating frequency. the device uses Signal Strength (Available in Station mode only. the channel and radio frequency specified to transmit Displays the received wireless signal level (client-side) and receive data valid channel and frequency ranges The represented value coincides with the graphical bar will vary depending on local country regulations. If the Use the antenna alignment tool to adjust the device Channel/ frequency is labeled as"DFS, then the device is antenna to get a better link with the wireless device. the Ubiquiti Networks, Inc.

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