# Getting started with AstraFleX User Manual

## Document structure <a href="#id-gettingstartedwithwanflexusermanual-documentstructure" id="id-gettingstartedwithwanflexusermanual-documentstructure"></a>

This document consists of the following chapters:

* “Getting started” - This chapter presents the information about this document’s purpose and structure
* "IP-address format" - This chapter presents the information about IP-address format
* "General Purpose Command Set" - This chapter presents the information about general commands and their purpose
* "Layer 2 commands set -PHY and MAC" - This chapter presents the information about Layer 2 commands and their purpose
* "Layer 3 Command set -IP Networking" - This chapter presents the information about Layer 3 commands and their purpose
* "Other commands" - This chapter presents the information about other commands.

## Abbreviations <a href="#id-gettingstartedwithwanflexusermanual-abbreviations" id="id-gettingstartedwithwanflexusermanual-abbreviations"></a>

The following abbreviations are used in this document:

* ABR - Area Border Router
* ACL - Access Control List
* ARP - Address Resolution Protocol
* TPC - Automatic Transmit Power Control
* BDR - Backup Designated Router
* BS - Base Station
* CD - Carrier Detect
* CPE - Customer Premises Equipment
* CPU - Central Processing Unit
* CRC - Cyclic redundancy check
* CS - Command Shell
* CSMA/CA - Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Avoidance
* DFS - Dynamic Frequency Selection
* DR - Designated Router
* DRA - DHCP Relay Agent
* DSCP - Differentiated Services Code Point
* ERP - Emergency Repair Procedure
* FTP - File Transfer Protocol
* HTTP - Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
* ICMP -  Internet Control Message Protocol
* IDU - Indoor Unit
* IP - Internet Protocol
* IRC - Internet Relay Chat
* LACP - Link Aggregation Control Protocol
* LAN - Local Area Network
* LED - Light Emitting Diode
* MAC - Media Access Control
* MIB - Management Information Base
* MINT - Mesh Interconnection Networking Technology
* MTU - Maximum Transfer Unit
* NAS - Network Access Server
* NAT - Network Address Translation
* ODR - On-Demand Routing
* OSPF - Open Shortest Path First
* PRF - Pseudo Radio Interface
* PtMP - Point to MultiPoint
* PtP - Point-to-Point
* QoS - Quality of Service
* RAS - Registration, Admission, Status
* RF - Radio Frequency
* RIP - Routing Information Protocol
* RPCAP - Remote Packet Capture
* RSH - Remote Shell
* SID - System Identification Number
* SNMP - Simple Network Management Protocol
* SNR - Signal To Noise Ratio
* SNTP - Simple Network Time Protocol
* SSH - Secure Shell
* SSID - Service Set Identifier
* SVI - Switch Virtual Interface
* TCP - Transmission Control Protocol
* TDM - Time Division Multiplexing
* Telnet - TrminaL Network
* UDP - User Datagram Protocol
* VLAN - Virtual Local Area Network
* VPN - Virtual Private Network
* VR - Virtual Router
* VRRP - Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol
* WMA - Wireless Marker Access

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