Mesh networking provides users wireless access to broadband applications anywhere, including a moving vehicle. Initially developed for secure and reliable military battlefield communications, mesh technology supports public safety, public access, and public works. Mesh technology reduces the expense of wide-scale networks, by leveraging Wi-Fi enabled devices already deployed.
Mesh points are access points dedicated to mesh network support. Mesh points capture and disseminate their own data and serve as a relay for other nodes.
Mesh Point Connex Policy | Lists the administrator assigned name for the MeshConnex Policy, defined upon its creation. The name cannot be edited later with other parameters. |
Is Root | Indicates whether the mesh point is the root node in the mesh network. True defines the mesh point as a root, False indicates that the mesh point is not a root, and None means the mesh point root has not been assigned yet |
Preferred Root | Lists the MAC address of a preferred root device |
Root Selection Method | Displays the method used for selecting a root node.
Options inclue:
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Preferred Neighbor | Lists the MAC address of the preferred neighbor within the mesh point's mesh topology |
Preferred Interface | Displays either 2.4GHz, 4.9GHz, 5GHz or 6GHz as the preferred band of operation for the mesh point. |
Monitor Critical Resources | When activated, you allow the dynamic conversion of a mesh point from root to non-root when there is a critical resource failure. This option is not selected by default. |
Monitor Primary Port Link | When activated, you allow the dynamic conversion of a mesh point from root to non-root during a link down event. This option is not selected by default. |
Path Method | Lists the root path selection method used in the mesh
network. Available options include:
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