Intermec 6710 - Manual (Page 123)

SECTION 4
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Configuration
6710 Access Point User’s Guide 4-57
[Bridging]
[Bridging] options are:
Bridge Priority 1
Status <Enabled>
Flood Register <Disabled>
Bridge Priority
The bridge priority allows selection of the access point
serving as a designated bridge for a secondary LAN. As
with the root priority, the bridge priority allows designation
of access points as primary or fallback bridges. The prompt
is:
Range is:
0..7
" NOTE: The S-UHF radio option does not support designated bridging.
Designated Bridge Candidates
Access points with a bridge priority between 1 (default) and
7 are candidates to become the designated bridge; access
points with a bridge priority of 0 are prohibited from
bridging. The access point with the highest bridge priority
(other than 0) becomes the designated bridge whenever it is
connected (powered on and active) to the secondary LAN.
If two access points have the same bridge priority, the
access point with the highest Ethernet address becomes the
designated bridge. However, a lower bridge priority access
point may become the designated bridge if the wireless link
to a higher bridge priority access point is unacceptable.