# Configuration example⁣⁣⁣ ### Description The main scenario for organizing the connection with mobile objects is the following: * The base stations BS1, BS2 and BS3 are installed along the area perimeter, forming the backhaul radio network. Single-sector base station configurations are used, i.e. each BS has one sector. Non-overlapping frequency channels are configured on the base station sectors. * A mobile object moves within the backhaul radio network from point A to point B. A subscriber terminal, CPE1, is installed on the mobile object. Depending on the requirements for the connection reliability, there are two implementation options: the installation of one subscriber with an antenna having a circular radiation pattern, or the installation of two subscribers on each moving object. During the motion, CPE1 can establish a radio link with the devices of the backhaul radio network - BS1, BS2 and BS3. * The aggregation node is located near BS2, where the AstraMUX is installed. All BSs sectors are connected to the AstraMUX, which joins the radio backhaul network devices into a single MINT area. * The aggregation node and the enterprise LAN are connected via the Master-Slave backbone link. * The Global function is enabled on CPE1 and on the AstraMUX. * "Mode nomadic" is set on the backhaul radio network devices and on CPE1, "mode fixed" - on the Master and Slave devices. Depending on the project specifics, other mode values may be set. * For device management, VLAN 100 is reserved, which is associated with the 192.168.100.0/24 subnet. * VLAN 200 is used for the data transmission service.
### Planning Radio and data settings are in table below: **Table 1 - Radio settings for a project with mobile objects** | Device name | Center frequency | Channel width | Role | | ----------- | ---------------- | ------------- | ------ | | Master | 5000 | 20 | master | | Slave | 5000 | 20 | slave | | BS1 | 5100 | 20 | master | | BS2 | 5200 | 20 | master | | BS3 | 5300 | 20 | master | | CPE1 | 5100 | 20 | slave | | CPE1 | 5200 | 20 | slave | | CPE1 | 5300 | 20 | slave | **Table 2 - data transfer settings for project with mobile objects**
Device nameSVI IP addressVLANSwitch groupsGlobalMode
AstraMUX192.168.100.200/24100,200100,200yesnomadic
BS1192.168.100.1/24100,200100nonomadic
BS2192.168.100.2/24100,200100nonomadic
BS3192.168.100.3/24100,200100nonomadic
CPE1192.168.100.101/24100,200100,200yesnomadic
Master192.168.100.201/24100,200100,200nofixed
Slave192.168.100.202/24100,200100,200nofixed
### Configuration #### **Configure the radio parameters** **Master device radio configuration example:** ``` #Radio module parameters rf rf6.0 band 20 rf rf6.0 mimo rf rf6.0 freq 5000 bitr auto sid 10101010 burst rf rf6.0 txpwr max pwrctl distance auto #MINT configuration mint rf6.0 -name "Master" mint rf6.0 -type master mint rf6.0 -mode fixed mint rf6.0 start ``` **Slave device radio configuration example:** ``` #MINT configuration mint rf6.0 -name "Slave" mint rf6.0 -type slave mint rf6.0 -mode fixed mint rf6.0 prof 1 -band 20 -freq 5000 -sid 10101010 -type slave -autobitrate -mimo mint rf6.0 start ``` **BS1 device radio configuration example:** ``` #Radio module parameters rf rf6.0 band 20 rf rf6.0 mimo rf rf6.0 freq 5100 bitr auto sid 10101010 burst rf rf6.0 txpwr max pwrctl distance auto #MINT configuration mint rf6.0 -name "BS1" mint rf6.0 -type master mint rf6.0 -mode nomadic mint rf6.0 start ``` **BS2 device radio configuration example:** ``` #Radio module parameters rf rf6.0 band 20 rf rf6.0 mimo rf rf6.0 freq 5200 bitr auto sid 10101010 burst rf rf6.0 txpwr max pwrctl distance auto #MINT configuration mint rf6.0 -name "BS2" mint rf6.0 -type master mint rf6.0 -mode nomadic mint rf6.0 start ``` **BS3 device radio configuration example:** ``` #Radio module parameters rf rf6.0 band 20 rf rf6.0 mimo rf rf6.0 freq 5300 bitr auto sid 10101010 burst rf rf6.0 txpwr max pwrctl distance auto #MINT configuration mint rf6.0 -name "BS3" mint rf6.0 -type master mint rf6.0 -mode nomadic mint rf6.0 start ``` **CPE1 device radio configuration example:** ``` #MINT configuration mint rf6.0 -name "AS1" mint rf6.0 -type slave mint rf6.0 -mode nomadic mint rf6.0 prof 1 -band 20 -freq 5100 -sid 10101010 -type slave -autobitrate -mimo mint rf6.0 prof 2 -band 20 -freq 5200 -sid 10101010 -type slave -autobitrate -mimo mint rf6.0 prof 3 -band 20 -freq 5300 -sid 10101010 -type slave -autobitrate -mimo mint rf6.0 start ``` #### Join the backhaul radio network devices into a single MINT area **BS1 configuration example:** ``` #Interfaces parameters ifc prf0 up #Pseudo-RF parameters prf 0 parent eth0 #MINT configuration mint prf0 -name "BS1_prf_eth0" mint prf0 -type master mint prf0 -mode nomadic mint prf0 start mint join rf6.0 prf0 ``` **BS2 configuration example:** ``` #Interfaces parameters ifc prf0 up #Pseudo-RF parameters prf 0 parent eth0 #MINT configuration mint prf0 -name "BS2_prf_eth0" mint prf0 -type master mint prf0 -mode nomadic mint prf0 start mint join rf6.0 prf0 ``` **BS3 configuration example:** ``` #Interfaces parameters ifc prf0 up #Pseudo-RF parameters prf 0 parent eth0 #MINT configuration mint prf0 -name "BS3_prf_eth0" mint prf0 -type master mint prf0 -mode nomadic mint prf0 start mint join rf6.0 prf0 ``` **AstraMUX configuration example:** ``` #Interfaces parameters ifc prf1 up ifc prf2 up ifc prf3 up #Pseudo-RF parameters prf 1 parent eth1 prf 2 parent eth2 prf 3 parent eth3 #MINT configuration mint prf1 -name "AstraMUX_prf_eth1" mint prf1 -type master mint prf1 -mode nomadic mint prf1 start mint prf2 -name "AstraMUX_prf_eth2" mint prf2 -type master mint prf2 -mode nomadic mint prf2 start mint prf3 -name "AstraMUX_prf_eth3" mint prf3 -type master mint prf3 -mode nomadic mint prf3 start mint join prf1 prf2 prf3 ``` #### Enable the Global function **Global function configuration on CPE1:** ``` #MINT configuration mint rf6.0 roaming enable global ``` **Global function configuration on AstraMUX:** ``` #MINT configuration mint prf0 roaming enable global ``` #### Configure the management **Management configuration on Master:** ``` #Interfaces parameters ifc vlan100 vlan 100 vlandev eth0 up ifc svi100 up ifc svi100 192.168.100.201/24 #MAC Switch config switch group 100 add vlan100 rf6.0 switch group 100 order 1 switch group 100 start #Switch Virtual Interface config svi 100 group 100 ``` **Management configuration on Slave:** ``` #Interfaces parameters ifc vlan100 vlan 100 vlandev eth0 up ifc svi100 up ifc svi100 192.168.100.202/24 #MAC Switch config switch group 100 add vlan100 rf6.0 switch group 100 order 1 switch group 100 start #Switch Virtual Interface config svi 100 group 100 ``` **Management configuration on BS1:** ``` #Interfaces parameters ifc svi100 up ifc svi100 192.168.100.1/24 #MAC Switch config switch group 100 add prf0 switch group 100 order 1 switch group 100 start #Switch Virtual Interface config svi 100 group 100 ``` **Management configuration on BS2:** ``` #Interfaces parameters ifc svi100 up ifc svi100 192.168.100.2/24 #MAC Switch config switch group 100 add prf0 switch group 100 order 1 switch group 100 start #Switch Virtual Interface config svi 100 group 100 ``` **Management configuration on BS3:** ``` #Interfaces parameters ifc svi100 up ifc svi100 192.168.100.3/24 #MAC Switch config switch group 100 add prf0 switch group 100 order 1 switch group 100 start #Switch Virtual Interface config svi 100 group 100 ``` **Management configuration on CPE1:** ``` #Interfaces parameters ifc svi100 up ifc svi100 192.168.100.101/24 #MAC Switch config switch group 100 add rf6.0 switch group 100 order 1 switch group 100 start #Switch Virtual Interface config svi 100 group 100 ``` **Management configuration on AstraMUX:** ``` #Interfaces parameters ifc vlan100 vlan 100 vlandev eth4 up ifc svi100 up ifc svi100 192.168.100.200/24 #MAC Switch config switch group 100 add vlan100 prf1 switch group 100 order 1 switch group 100 start #Switch Virtual Interface config svi 100 group 100 ``` #### Configure the service trafic transmission **Master configuration example:** ``` #Interfaces parameters ifc vlan200 vlan 200 vlandev eth0 up #MAC Switch config switch group 200 add vlan200 rf6.0 switch group 200 start ``` **Slave configuration example:** ``` #Interfaces parameters ifc vlan200 vlan 200 vlandev eth0 up #MAC Switch config switch group 200 add vlan200 rf6.0 switch group 200 start ``` **CPE1 Master configuration example:** ``` #Interfaces parameters ifc vlan200 vlan 200 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