D-Link DBS-2000-10 Nuclias Manual - Page 75

Configuring the Local Device Radio, Settings, 2.5.7 Performing a Device Ping Test, 2.5.8

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4. In the Use profile configuration field, select disable. Note: Local settings are configured identically to Profile settings. Refer to the Profiles section on page 39 for more information on how to configure each section. 8.2.5.6 Configuring the Local Device Radio Settings Under normal circumstances, devices will use the radio configuration settings of the Profile it is assigned to. If necessary, users can configure individual devices using local settings which override the Profile settings. This may be useful in instances where a device requires customized settings to accommodate a specific use. 1. Navigate to the Configure > Access Point > Devices page. 2. From the device list, click the device name. 3. Click the Radio tab in the top-right of the screen. 4. In the Use profile configuration field, select disable. Note: Local settings are configured identically to Profile settings. Refer to the Profiles section on page 39 for more information on how to configure each section. 8.2.5.7 Performing a Device Ping Test A ping test is used to test the connection of the device to a target IP address. 1. Navigate to the Configure > Access Point > Devices page. 2. From the device list, click the device name. 3. Click the Tools tab in the top-right of the screen. 4. In the IP address/FQDA field in the Ping section, enter a valid IP address or FQDA. 5. Click Ping. 8.2.5.8 Performing a Device Traceroute Test A traceroute test can be used to analyze the amount of hops a data packet requires to reach its destination. This may be useful to diagnose slow data transmissions. 1. Navigate to the Configure > Access Point > Devices page. 67

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4.
In the Use profile configuration field, select
disable
.
Note
: Local settings are configured identically to Profile settings. Refer to the
Profiles
section
on page
39 for more information on how to configure each section.
8.2.5.6 Configuring the Local Device Radio
Settings
Under normal circumstances, devices will use the radio configuration settings of the Profile it is
assigned to. If necessary, users can configure individual devices using local settings which
override the Profile settings. This may be useful in instances where a device requires
customized settings to accommodate a specific use.
1. Navigate to the
Configure > Access Point > Devices
page.
2.
From the device list, click the device name.
3. Click the
Radio
tab in the top-right of the screen.
4.
In the Use profile configuration field, select
disable
.
Note
: Local settings are configured identically to Profile settings. Refer to the
Profiles
section
on page
39 for more information on how to configure each section.
8.2.5.7 Performing a Device Ping Test
A ping test is used to test the connection of the device to a target IP address.
1. Navigate to the
Configure > Access Point > Devices
page.
2.
From the device list, click the device name.
3. Click the
Tools
tab in the top-right of the screen.
4.
In the IP address/FQDA field in the
Ping
section, enter a valid IP address or FQDA.
5. Click
Ping
.
8.2.5.8 Performing a Device Traceroute
Test
A traceroute test can be used to analyze the amount of hops a data packet requires to reach
its destination. This may be useful to diagnose slow data transmissions.
1. Navigate to the
Configure > Access Point > Devices
page.