Click on the corresponding rectangle from the WAN topology GUI. A rectangle is a Google Maps overlay object that represents for a network topology. Wait for the network topology GUI being generated and displayed on the Google Maps (this process may take many seconds to finish the job) Note: To return back to the MAN topology in the current path of the topology exploration the menu item “MAN” Generate the Neighborhood Area Network (NAN) for viewing in the first time Click on the corresponding rectangle from the MAN topology GUI. A rectangle is a Google Maps overlay object that represents for a network topology. Wait for the network topology GUI being generated and displayed on the Google maps (this process may take many seconds to finish the job) Figure-1 an example Note: To return back to the NAN topology in the current path of the topology exploration Click the menu item “NAN” Generate the Local Area Network (LAN) for viewing in the first time on the corresponding rectangle from the NAN topology GUI. A rectangle is a Google Maps overlay object that represents for a network topology. Wait for the network topology GUI being generated and displayed on the Google maps (this process may take many seconds to finish the job) Figure-1 an example Note: To return back to the LAN topology in the current path of the topology exploration Click the menu item “LAN” Change the antenna location of a network device such as WiMAX BaseStation, WiMAX/WiFi Gateway, or AP/Mesh Router Click the menu item “On-Change-Antenna-Loc” Click the changed Antenna Navigate to the destination network topology where there is an hanging object such as street light poles, or the housing/building unit. Click the target hanging object to select a new location for the antenna.
Click on the corresponding rectangle from the WAN topology GUI. A rectangle is a Google Maps overlay object that represents for a network topology. Wait for the network topology GUI being generated and displayed on the Google Maps (this process may take many seconds to finish the job) Note: To return back to the MAN topology in the current path of the topology exploration the menu item “MAN” Generate the Neighborhood Area Network (NAN) for viewing in the first time Click on the corresponding rectangle from the MAN topology GUI. A rectangle is a Google Maps overlay object that represents for a network topology. Wait for the network topology GUI being generated and displayed on the Google maps (this process may take many seconds to finish the job) Figure-1 an example Note: To return back to the NAN topology in the current path of the topology exploration Click the menu item “NAN” Generate the Local Area Network (LAN) for viewing in the first time on the corresponding rectangle from the NAN topology GUI. A rectangle is a Google Maps overlay object that represents for a network topology. Wait for the network topology GUI being generated and displayed on the Google maps (this process may take many seconds to finish the job) Figure-1 an example Note: To return back to the LAN topology in the current path of the topology exploration Click the menu item “LAN” Change the antenna location of a network device such as WiMAX BaseStation, WiMAX/WiFi Gateway, or AP/Mesh Router Click the menu item “On-Change-Antenna-Loc” Click the changed Antenna Navigate to the destination network topology where there is an hanging object such as street light poles, or the housing/building unit. Click the target hanging object to select a new location for the antenna.
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