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2.1 Backward
Moves the user to the previous session when entered in Local mode.
See Also
Change Backward Switch, page 2-14; Show Session, page 2-66.
2.2 Change 80211
Note:
The Change 80211 Reset command must be entered after any 802.11
configuration command is issued. The changes made by the configuration
commands will not take effect until after the Reset command is used. The Change
802.11 Enabled/Disabled command requires a reboot before the change will
take effect.
2.2.1 Change 80211 Enabled
When 802.11 is enabled, the MSS checks for a compatible 802.11 wireless Ethernet PC card at startup and,
if one is present, uses the card instead of a wired Ethernet port. If no valid PC card is detected at startup, the
MSS uses the 10/100BASE-T (or, for the MSS4, the 100BASE-FX) network connection.
When 802.11 is disabled, the MSS will ignore an installed 802.11 card and will only look for a compatible
wired Ethernet connection.
You must reboot the MSS before those changes will take place.
Restrictions
Requires privileged user status.
Only applies to the MSS-VIA and certain MSS4 models. For the MSS4, only
one 802.11 card can be installed at a time. The card can be installed in either
slot of the MSS4.
Parameters
Enabled
Prompts the MSS to check for a compatible 802.11 wireless Ethernet
networking PC card at startup. If one is present, wireless networking will be
used instead of the wired Ethernet connection. You must reboot the MSS after
entering this command.
Disabled
Prompts the MSS to only look for a compatible 10/100BASE-T (or, for the
MSS4, the 100BASE-FX) wired Ethernet connection at startup. You must
reboot the MSS after entering this command.
BACKWARD
CHANGE 80211
ENABLED
DISABLED