Intellinet High-Power Ceiling Mount Wireless AC1200 Dual-Band Gigabit PoE User Manual

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HIGH‐POWERCEILINGMOUNTWIRELESSAC1200

DUAL‐BANDGIGABITPOEACCESSPOINT

USERMANUAL

MODEL525688

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 EW‐

7679WAUserManual

05‐2014/v1.

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INT‐525688‐UM‐0415‐01

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CONTENTS

I.ProductInformation...............................................................................1

I‐1.PackageContents..........................................................................................................1

I‐2.SystemRequirements....................................................................................................2

I‐3.HardwareOverview.......................................................................................................2

I‐4.Reset..............................................................................................................................3

I‐5.SafetyInformation.........................................................................................................4

II.QuickSetup............................................................................................5

II‐1.InitialSetup....................................................................................................................5

II‐2.BasicSettings.................................................................................................................7

III.HardwareInstallation...........................................................................11

III‐1.ConnectingtheaccesspointtoarouterorPoEswitch...............................................11

III‐2.Mountingtheaccesspointtoaceiling........................................................................12

III‐3.T‐RailMount................................................................................................................15

IV.Browser‐BasedConfigurationInterface................................................17

IV‐1.Information..................................................................................................................19

IV‐1‐1.SystemInformation.....................................................................................................19

IV‐1‐2.WirelessClients............................................................................................................23

IV‐1‐3.WirelessMonitor.........................................................................................................24

IV‐1‐4.Log................................................................................................................................26

IV‐2.NetworkSettings.........................................................................................................28

IV‐2‐1.LAN‐SideIPAddress.....................................................................................................28

IV‐2‐2.LANPort.......................................................................................................................30

IV‐2‐3.VLAN............................................................................................................................31

IV‐3.WirelessSettings..........................................................................................................32

IV‐3‐1.2.4GHz11bgn...............................................................................................................32

IV‐3‐2.5GHz11ac11an...........................................................................................................44

IV‐3‐3.WPS..............................................................................................................................52

IV‐3‐4.RADIUS.........................................................................................................................54

IV‐3‐5.MACFilter....................................................................................................................59

IV‐3‐6.WMM...........................................................................................................................61

IV‐4.Management...............................................................................................................63

IV‐4‐1.Admin...........................................................................................................................63

IV‐4‐2.DateandTime..............................................................................................................66

IV‐4‐3.SyslogServer................................................................................................................68

IV‐4‐4.I’mhere!......................................................................................................................69

IV‐5.Advanced.....................................................................................................................70

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IV‐5‐1.LEDSettings.................................................................................................................70

IV‐5‐2.UpdateFirmware.........................................................................................................71

IV‐5‐3.Save/RestoreSettings..................................................................................................72

IV‐5‐4.FactoryDefault............................................................................................................74

IV‐5‐5.Reboot..........................................................................................................................75

V.Appendix..............................................................................................76

V‐1.ConfiguringyourIPaddress.........................................................................................76

V‐1‐1.WindowsXP.................................................................................................................77

V‐1‐2.WindowsVista.............................................................................................................79

V‐1‐3.Windows7...................................................................................................................81

V‐1‐4.Windows8...................................................................................................................85

V‐1‐5.Mac..............................................................................................................................89

V‐1‐6.Glossary........................................................................................................................91

V‐2.HardwareSpecifications..............................................................................................94

V‐3.Enviornmental&Physical............................................................................................94

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I. ProductInformation

I‐1.PackageContents

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1. AccessPoint

2. CeilingMountBracket

3. T‐RailMountingKit& 

Screws

4. QuickInstallationGuide

5. PowerAdapter

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I‐2.SystemRequirements

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‐ Existingcable/DSLmodem&router

‐ ComputerwithWebbrowserforaccesspointconfiguration

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I‐3.HardwareOverview

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I‐4.LEDStatus

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LEDColorLEDStatus Description

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Blue

OnTheaccesspointison.

Amber

FlashingError.

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OffTheaccesspointisoff.

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EthernetPortPower Jack(DCIN)

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I‐4.Reset

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Ifyouexperienceproblemswithyouraccesspoint,youcanresetthedevice

backtoitsfactorysettings.Thisresetsallsettingsbacktodefault.

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PressandholdtheResetbuttonontheaccesspointforatleast10

seconds,thenreleasethebutton.

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Youmayneedtouseapinorsimilarsharpobjecttopushthe

resetbutton.

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Waitfortheaccesspointtorestart.Theaccesspointisreadyforsetup

whentheLEDisPurple.

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I‐5.SafetyInformation

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Inordertoensurethesafeoperationofthedeviceanditsusers,readandact

inaccordancewiththefollowingsafetyinstructions.

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1.Theaccesspointisdesignedforindooruseonly;donotplacetheaccess

pointoutdoors.

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2.Donotplacetheaccesspointinornearhot/humidplaces,suchasakitchen

orbathroom.

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3.Donotpullanyconnectedcablewithforce;carefullydisconnectitfromthe

accesspoint.

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4.Handletheaccesspointwithcare.Accidentaldamagewillvoidthe

warrantyoftheaccesspoint.

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5.Thedevicecontainssmallpartswhichareadangertosmallchildrenunder

3yearsofage.Pleasekeeptheaccesspointoutofreachofchildren.

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6.Donotplacetheaccesspointonpaper,clothorotherflammablematerials.

Theaccesspointmaybecomehotduringuse.

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7.Therearenouser‐serviceablepartsinsidetheaccesspoint.Ifyou

experienceproblemswiththeaccesspoint,contactyourdealerofpurchase

andaskforhelp.

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8.Theaccesspointisanelectricaldeviceandassuch,ifitbecomeswetfor

anyreason,donotattempttotouchitwithoutswitchingthepowersupply

off.Contactanexperiencedelectricaltechnicianforfurtherhelp.

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9.Ifyousmellsomethingburningorseesmokecomingfromtheaccesspoint

orpoweradapter,disconnecttheaccesspointandpoweradapter

immediately,asmuchasitissafelypossibletodoso.Callyourdealerof

purchaseforhelp.

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II. QuickSetup

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Youraccesspointcanbeupandrunninginjustafewminutes.Thisquick

installationguidewillhelpyousetupyouraccesspointanddirectyoutothe

initialsettingsscreens.Followtheinstructionsinthechaptersbelow.

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II‐1.InitialSetup

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ConnecttheaccesspointtoacomputerviaEthernetcable.

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Connectthepoweradaptertotheaccesspoint’s12VDCportandplugthe

poweradapterintoapowersupplyusingtheincludedcable.

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Waitamomentfortheaccesspointtostartup.Theaccesspointisready

whentheLEDisPurple.

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Setyourcomputer’sIPaddressto192.168.2.xwherexisanumberinthe

range3–100.Ifyouareunsurehowtodothis,refertoSectionII‐2Basic

Settings.

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Ensuretherearenootheractivenetworkconnectionsonyour

computer(disconnectWi‐FiconnectionsandEthernetcables).

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Entertheaccesspoint’sdefaultIPaddress192.168.2.1intotheURLbarof

aWebbrowser.

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Youwillbepromptedforausernameandpassword.Enterthedefault

username“admin”andthedefaultpassword“1234.”

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YouwillarriveattheSystemInformationscreenshownbelow.

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Next,followtheinstructionsbelowinII‐2.BasicSettingstoconfigurethe

accesspoint’sbasicsettings.

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Formoreadvancedconfigurations,refertoIV.BrowserBased

ConfigurationInterface.

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II‐2.BasicSettings

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Theinstructionsbelowwillhelpyoutoconfigurethesebasicsettingsofthe

accesspoint:

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‐ LANIPAddress

‐ 2.4GHz&5GHzSSID&Security

‐ AdministratorName&Password

‐ Time&Date

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Itisrecommendedthatyouconfigurethesesettingsbeforeusing

theaccesspoint.

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Tochangetheaccesspoint’sLANIPaddress,goto“NetworkSettings”>

“LAN‐sideIPAddress”andyouwillseethescreenbelow.

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EntertheIPaddresssettingsyouwishtouseforyouraccesspoint.You

canuseadynamic(DHCP)orstaticIPaddress,dependingonyournetwork

environment.Click“Apply”tosavethechangesandwaitafewmoments

fortheaccesspointtoreload.

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Whenyouchangeyouraccesspoint’sIPaddress,youneedtouse

thenewIPaddresstoaccessthebrowser‐basedconfiguration

interfaceinsteadofthedefaultIP

192.168.2.1.

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TochangetheSSIDofyouraccesspoint’s2.4GHzwirelessnetwork(s),go

to“WirelessSettings”>“2.4GHz11bgn”>“Basic.”EnterthenewSSIDfor

your2.4GHzwirelessnetworkinthe“SSID1”fieldandclick“Apply.”

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Toutilizemultiple2.4GHzSSIDs,openthedrop‐downmenu

labeled“EnableSSIDnumber”andselecthowmanySSIDsyou

require.ThenenteranewSSIDinthecorrespondingnumbered

fieldsbelowandclick“Apply.”

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Toconfigurethesecurityofyouraccesspoint’s2.4GHzwireless

network(s),goto“WirelessSetting”>“2.4GHz11bgn”>“Security.”Select

an“AuthenticationMethod”andentera“Pre‐sharedKey”or“Encryption

Key”dependingonyourpreference,thenclick“Apply.”

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IfusingmultipleSSIDs,specifywhichSSIDtoconfigureusingthe

“SSID”drop‐downmenu.

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5. Goto“WirelessSetting”>“5GHz11ac11an”andrepeatsteps3&4for

theaccesspoint’s5GHzwirelessnetwork.

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6. Tochangetheadministratornameandpasswordforthebrowser‐based

configurationinterface,goto“Management”>“Admin.”

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7. Completethe“AdministratorName”and“AdministratorPassword”fields

andclick“Apply.”

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Tosetthecorrecttimeforyouraccesspoint,goto“Management”>

“DateandTime.”

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Setthecorrecttimeandtimezoneforyouraccesspointusingthedrop‐

downmenus.TheaccesspointalsosupportsNTP(NetworkTimeProtocol)

soalternativelyyoucanenterthehostnameorIPaddressofatimeserver.

Click“Apply”whenyouarefinished.

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Youcanusethe“AcquireCurrentTimefromyourPC”buttonif

youwishtosettheaccesspointtothesametimeasyourPC.

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Thebasicsettingsofyouraccesspointarenowconfigured.Referto

III.HardwareInstallationforguidanceonconnectingyouraccesspointtoa

routerorPoEswitch.

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III. HardwareInstallation

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III‐1.ConnectingtheaccesspointtoarouterorPoEswitch

Ifyouneedto,removethecapfromtheundersideoftheaccesspoint.

Thiscreatesextraspaceforyourcablestopassthrough.

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ConnectarouterorPoEswitchtotheaccesspoint’sLANportusingan

Ethernetcable.

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Ifyouareusingarouter,connectthe

poweradaptertotheaccesspoint’s

12VDCportandplugthepower

adapterintoapowersupply.

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Donotusethepoweradapterif

youareusingaPoEswitch.

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III‐2.Mountingtheaccesspointtoaceiling

Tomounttheaccesspointtoaceiling,followtheinstructionsbelowandrefer

todiagramsA&B.

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ForWoodenCeilings(refertodiagramA):

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1. Placetheceilingmountbracketinthedesiredpositionandinsertscrewiii

throughholei(x2)andtightentofixthebracketinplace.

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2. Whentheceilingbracketisinplace,insetscrewivintoholev(x2)onthe

accesspoint.

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3. Fixtheaccesspointtotheceilingbracketbyinsertingtheenclosedscrews

ivintoholesviandtwistingtheaccesspoint.

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4. Locktheaccesspointfirmlyinplacebytwistingittoalignscrewsivwith

thegroovesintheceilingmount.

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ForOtherCeilings(refertodiagramB):

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1. Placetheceilingmountbracketinthedesiredpositionandinsertscrewii

throughholei(x2)andtightentofixthebracketinplace,asshowninA.

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2. Insertscrewiiithroughholeiandintoanchoriiandtightentoprovide

additionalstrength.

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3. Whentheceilingbracketisinplace,insertscrewivintoholev(x2)onthe

accesspoint.

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4. Fixtheaccesspointtotheceilingbracketbyinsertingtheattachedscrews

ivintoholeviandtwistingtheaccesspoint.

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5. Locktheaccesspointfirmlyinplacebytwistingittoalignscrewsivwith

thegroovesintheceilingmount.

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A

i

ii

iii

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B

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III‐3.T‐RailMount

TomounttheaccesspointtoaT‐rail,followtheinstructionsbelowandrefer

todiagramC,D&E.

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SelectthecorrectsizeT‐railbracketfromthetwosizesincludedinthe

package.

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AttachtheT‐railbracketitoholeiiusingscrewiii(x2)asshowninC.

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IfyouneedmorespacebetweentheaccesspointandtheT‐rail,

usebracketivbetweenbracketiandholeii(x2),andusethe

longerscrews(x2)includedinthepackage.

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CliptheaccesspointontoyourT‐railusingthenowattachedT‐rail

bracket.

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D

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IV. Browser‐BasedConfigurationInterface

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Thebrowser‐basedconfigurationinterfaceenablesyoutoconfigurethe

accesspoint’sadvancedfeatures.Thedevicefeaturesarangeofadvanced

functions,suchasMACfiltering,MACRADIUSauthentication,VLAN

configurations,upto32SSIDsandmanymore.Toaccessthebrowser‐based

configurationinterface:



ConnectacomputertoyouraccesspointusinganEthernetcable.

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Enteryouraccesspoint’sIPaddressintheURLbarofaWebbrowser.The

accesspoint’sdefaultIPaddressis192.168.2.1.

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Youwillbepromptedforausernameandpassword.Thedefault

usernameis“admin”andthedefaultpasswordis“1234,”thoughitwas

recommendedthatyouchangethepasswordduringsetup(seeII‐2.Basic

Settings).

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Ifyoucannotrememberyourpassword,resettheaccesspoint

backtoitsfactorydefaultsettings.RefertoI‐5.Reset.

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YouwillarriveattheSystemInformationscreenshownbelow.

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Usethemenuacrossthetopanddowntheleftsidetonavigate.

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Click“Apply”tosavechangesandreloadtheaccesspoint,or“Cancel”to

cancelchanges.



Waitafewsecondsfortheaccesspointtoreloadafteryou

“Apply”changes,asshownbelow.



Refertothefollowingchaptersforfulldescriptionsofthebrowser‐based

configurationinterfacefeatures.

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IV‐1.Information



Screenshotsdisplayedareexamples.Theinformationshownon

yourscreenwillvarydependingonyourconfiguration.

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IV‐1‐1.SystemInformation

TheSystemInformationpagedisplaysbasicsysteminformationaboutthe

accesspoint.

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System

ModelDisplaysthemodelnumberoftheaccess

point.

ProductName Displaystheproductnameforreference,

whichconsistsof“AP”plustheMACaddress.

UptimeDisplaysthetotaltimesincethedevicewas

turnedon.

BootFromDisplaysinformationforthebooted

hardware.

VersionDisplays the firmware version.

MACAddressDisplays the accesspoint’sMACaddress.

ManagementVLAN

ID

DisplaysthemanagementVLANID.

IPAddressDisplaystheIPaddressofthisdevice.Click

“Refresh”toupdatethisvalue.

Default

Gateway

DisplaystheIPaddressofthedefault

gateway.

DNSIPaddressofDNS(DomainNameServer).

DHCPServerIPaddressofDHCPServer.

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WiredLANPortSettings

WiredLANPortSpecifieswhichLANport.

StatusDisplaysthestatusoftheLANport(connected

ordisconnected).

VLANMode/IDDisplaystheVLANmode(taggedoruntagged)

andVLANIDfortheLANport.SeeIV‐2‐3.

VLAN

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Wireless2.4GHz(5GHz)

StatusDisplaysthestatusofthe2.4GHzor5GHz

wireless(enabledordisabled).

MACAddressDisplays the accesspoint’sMACaddress.

ChannelDisplaysthechannelnumberthespecified

wirelessfrequencyisusingforbroadcast.

TransmitPowerDisplaysthewirelessradiotransmitpower

levelasapercentage.

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Wireless2.4GHz(5GHz)/SSID

SSIDDisplays the SSIDname(s)forthespecified

frequency.

Authentication

Method

Displaystheauthenticationmethodforthe

specifiedSSID.SeeIV‐3.WirelessSettings.

EncryptionTypeDisplays the encryptiontypeforthespecified

SSID.SeeIV‐3.WirelessSettings.

VLANIDDisplaystheVLANIDforthespecifiedSSID.

SeeIV‐2‐3.VLAN.

Additional

Authentication

Displaystheadditionalauthenticationtypefor

thespecifiedSSID.SeeIV‐3.WirelessSettings.

WirelessClient

Isolation

Displayswhetherwirelessclient isolationisin

useforthespecifiedSSID.See IV‐2‐3.VLAN.

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Wireless2.4GHz(5GHz)/WDSStatus

MACAddressDisplays the peeraccesspoint’sMACaddress.

EncryptionTypeDisplaystheencryptiontypeforthespecified

WDS.SeeIV‐3‐1‐4.WDS.

VLANMode/IDDisplaystheVLANIDforthespecifiedWDS.

SeeIV‐3‐1‐4.WDS.

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RefreshClicktorefreshallinformation.

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IV‐1‐2.WirelessClients

TheWirelessClientspagedisplaysinformationaboutallwirelessclients

connectedtotheaccesspointonthe2.4GHzor5GHzfrequency.

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Refreshtime

AutoRefreshTimeSelectatimeintervalfortheclienttablelistto

automaticallyrefresh.

ManualRefreshClickrefreshtomanuallyrefreshtheclient

table.

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2.4GHz(5GHz)WLANClientTable

SSIDDisplaystheSSIDwhichtheclientis

connectedto.

MACAddressDisplaystheMACaddressoftheclient.

TxDisplaysthetotaldatapacketstransmittedby

thespecifiedclient.

RxDisplaysthetotaldatapacketsreceivedby

thespecifiedclient.

Signal(%)Displaysthewirelesssignalstrengthforthe

specifiedclient.

ConnectedTimeDisplaysthetotaltimethewirelessclienthas

beenconnectedtotheaccess point.

IdleTimeClientidletimeisthetimeduringwhichthe

clienthasnottransmittedanydatapackets;

i.e.,hasbeen idle.

VendorThevendoroftheclient’swirelessadapteris

displayedhere.

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IV‐1‐3.WirelessMonitor

WirelessMonitorisatoolbuiltintotheaccesspointtoscanandmonitorthe

surroundingwirelessenvironment.Selectafrequencyandclick“Scan”to

displayalistofallSSIDswithinrangealongwithrelevantdetailsforeachSSID.

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WirelessMonitor

SiteSurveySelectwhichfrequency(orboth)toscan,and

click“Scan”tobegin.

ChannelSurvey

Result

Afterascaniscomplete,click“Export”tosave

theresultstolocalstorage.



SiteSurveyResults

ChDisplays the channelnumberusedbythe

specifiedSSID.

SSIDDisplaystheSSIDidentifiedbythescan.

MACAddressDisplays the MACaddressofthewireless

router/accesspointforthespecifiedSSID.

SecurityDisplaystheauthentication/encryptiontype

ofthespecifiedSSID.

Signal(%)Displaysthecurrentsignal strengthofthe

SSID.

TypeDisplaysthe802.11wirelessnetworking

standard(s)ofthespecifiedSSID.

VendorDisplaysthevendorofthewireless

router/accesspointforthespecifiedSSID.

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IV‐1‐4.Log

Thesystemlogdisplayssystemoperationinformationsuchasuptimeand

connectionprocesses.Thisinformationisusefulfornetworkadministrators.



Whenthelogisfull,oldentriesareoverwritten.



SaveClicktosavethelogasafileonyourlocal

computer.

ClearClearalllogentries.

RefreshRefreshthecurrentlog.

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Thefollowinginformation/eventsarerecordedbythelog:



 WirelessClient

Connected&disconnected

Keyexchangesuccess&fail

 Authentication

Authenticationfailorsuccessful

 Association

Successorfail

 WPS

M1‐M8messages

WPSsuccess

 ChangeSettings

 SystemBoot

Displayscurrentmodelname

 NTPClient

 WiredLink

LANPortlinkstatusandspeedstatus

 ProxyARP

ProxyARPmodulestart&stop

 Bridge

Bridgestart&stop.

 SNMP

SNMPserverstart&stop

 HTTP

HTTPstart&stop

 HTTPS

HTTPSstart&stop

 SSH

SSH‐clientserverstart&stop

 Telnet

Telnet‐clientserverstartorstop

 WLAN(2.4G)

WLAN(2.4G]channelstatusandcountry/regionstatus

 WLAN(5G)

WLAN(5G)channelstatusandcountry/regionstatus

 ADT

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IV‐2.NetworkSettings

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Screenshotsdisplayedareexamples.Theinformationshownon

yourscreenwillvarydependingonyourconfiguration.

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IV‐2‐1.LAN‐SideIPAddress

TheLAN‐sideIPAddresspageallowsyoutoconfigureyouraccesspointon

yourLocalAreaNetwork(LAN).Youcanenabletheaccesspointto

dynamicallyreceiveanIPaddressfromyourrouter’sDHCPserveroryoucan

specifyastaticIPaddressforyouraccesspoint,aswellasconfigureDNS

servers.

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Theaccesspoint’sdefaultIPaddressis192.168.2.1.

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LAN‐sideIPAddress

IPAddress

Assignment

Select“DHCPClient”foryouraccesspointto

beassignedadynamicIPaddressfromyour

router’sDHCPserver,orselect“StaticIP”to

manuallyspecifyastatic/fixedIPaddressfor

youraccesspoint(below).

IPAddressSpecifytheIPaddresshere.ThisIPaddress

willbeassignedtoyouraccesspointandwill

replacethedefaultIPaddress.

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SubnetMaskSpecifyasubnetmask.The defaultvalueis

255.255.255.0

DefaultGatewayForDHCPusers,select“FromDHCP”toget a

defaultgatewayfromyourDHCPserveror

“User‐Defined”toenteragatewaymanually.

ForstaticIPusers,thedefaultvalueisblank.

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DHCPuserscanselecttogetaDNSservers’IPaddressfromDHCPormanually

enteravalue.ForstaticIPusers,thedefaultvalueisblank.



PrimaryAddressDHCPuserscanselect“FromDHCP”togeta

primaryDNSserver’sIPaddressfromDHCPor

“User‐Defined”tomanuallyenteravalue.For

staticIPusers,thedefaultvalueisblank.

SecondaryAddressUserscanmanuallyenteravaluewhenthe

DNSserver’sprimaryaddressissetto“User‐

Defined.”

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IV‐2‐2.LANPort

TheLANPortpageallowsyoutoconfigurethesettingsforyouraccesspoint’s

twowiredLAN(Ethernet)ports.

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WiredLANPortIdentifiesLANport1.

EnableEnable/disableLANport.

Speed&DuplexSelectaspeed&duplextypeforLANport,or

usethe“Auto”value.LANportscanoperateup

to1000Mbpsandfull‐duplexenables

simultaneousdatapackets transfer/receive.

FlowControlEnable/disableflowcontrol.Flowcontrolcan

pausenewsessionrequestuntilcurrentdata

processingiscomplete,inordertoavoid

deviceoverloadsunderheavytraffic.

802.3azEnable/disable802.3az.802.3azisanEnergy

EfficientEthernetfeaturewhichdisables

unusedinterfacestoreducepowerusage.

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IV‐2‐3.VLAN

TheVLAN(VirtualLocalAreaNetwork)screenenablesyoutoconfigureVLAN

settings.AVLANisalocalareanetworkwhichmapsworkstationsvirtually

insteadofphysicallyandallowsyoutogrouptogetherorisolateusersfrom

eachother.VLANIDs1–4094aresupported.

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VLANIDsintherange1–4094aresupported.

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VLANInterface

WiredLAN

Port/Wireless

IdentifiesLANport1and wirelessSSIDs

(2.4GHzor5GHz).

VLANModeSelect“TaggedPort”or“UntaggedPort”for a

LAN interface.

VLANIDSetaVLANIDforaspecifiedinterface,if

“Untagged Port”isselected.

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ManagementVLAN

VLANIDSpecifytheVLANIDofthemanagementVLAN.

OnlythehostsbelongingtothesameVLANcan

managethedevice.

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IV‐3.WirelessSettings

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Screenshotsdisplayedareexamples.Theinformationshownon

yourscreenwillvarydependingonyourconfiguration.

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IV‐3‐1.2.4GHz11bgn

The2.4GHz11bgnmenuallowsyoutoviewandconfigureinformationfor

youraccesspoint’s2.4GHzwirelessnetworkacrossfourcategories:Basic,

Advanced,SecurityandWDS.

TheBasicscreendisplaysbasicsettingsforyouraccesspoint’s2.4GHzWi‐Fi

network(s).

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WirelessEnableordisabletheaccesspoint’s2.4GHzwireless

radio.Whendisabled,no2.4GHzSSIDswillbeactive.

BandSelectthewirelessstandardusedfortheaccess

point.Combinationsof802.11b,802.11g&802.11n

canbeselected.

EnableSSIDNumberSelecthowmanySSIDstoenableforthe2.4GHz

frequencyfromthedrop‐downmenu.Amaximum

of16canbeenabled.

SSID#EntertheSSIDnameforthespecifiedSSID(upto

16).TheSSIDcanconsistofanycombinationofup

to32alphanumericcharacters.

VLANIDSpecifyaVLANIDforeachSSID.

AutoChannelEnable/disableautochannelselection.Autochannel

selectionwillautomaticallysetthewirelesschannel

fortheaccesspoint’s2.4GHzfrequencybasedon

availabilityandpotentialinterference.When

disabled,selectachannelmanuallyasshowninthe

nexttable.

AutoChannelRangeSelectarangefromwhichtheautochannelsetting

(above) willchooseachannel.

AutoChannelIntervalSpecifyafrequencyforhowoftentheautochannel

settingwillcheck/reassignthewirelesschannel.

Check/uncheckthe“Changechannelevenifclients

areconnected”boxaccordingtoyourpreference.

ChannelBandwidthSetthechannelbandwidth:20MHz(lower

performancebutlessinterference),40MHz(higher

performancebutpotentiallyhigherinterference)or

Auto(automaticallyselectbasedoninterference

level).

BSSBasicRateSetSetaBasicServiceSet(BSS)rate:Thisisaseriesof

ratestocontrolcommunicationframesforwireless

clients.

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Whenautochannelisdisabled,selectawirelesschannelmanually:

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Channel Selectawirelesschannelfrom1

–

11(1‐13).

ChannelBandwidthSetthechannelbandwidth:20MHz(lower

performancebutlessinterference),40MHz

(higherperformancebutpotentiallyhigher

interference)orAuto(automaticallyselect

basedoninterferencelevel).

BSSBasicRateSetSetaBasicServiceSet(BSS)rate:Thisisa

seriesofratestocontrolcommunication

framesforwirelessclients.

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Thesesettingsareforexperiencedusersonly.It’srecommendedthatyounot

changeanyofthevaluesonthispageunlessyouarealreadyfamiliarwith

thesefunctions.

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Changingthesesettingscanadverselyaffecttheperformanceof

youraccesspoint.

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ContentionSlotSelect“Short”or“Long.”Thisvalueisusedfor

contentionwindowsinWMM(seeIV‐3‐6.

WMM).

PreambleTypeSetthewirelessradio preambletype.The

preambletypein802.11basedwireless

communicationdefinesthelengthoftheCRC

(CyclicRedundancyCheck)blockfor

communicationbetweentheaccesspointand

roamingwirelessadapters.Thedefaultvalueis

“ShortPreamble.”

GuardIntervalSettheguardinterval. Ashorterintervalcan

improveperformance.

802.11gProtectionEnable/disable802.11gprotection,which

increasesreliabilitybutreducesbandwidth.

(ClientswillsendaRequesttoSend[RTS]to

theaccesspoint,andtheaccesspointwill

broadcastCleartoSend[CTS]beforeapacket

issentfromtheclient.)

802.11nProtectionEnable/disable802.11nprotection,which

increasesreliabilitybutreducesbandwidth.

(ClientswillsendaRequesttoSend[RTS]to

theaccesspoint,andtheaccesspointwill

broadcastCleartoSend[CTS]beforeapacket

issentfromtheclient.)

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DTIMPeriodSettheDTIM(deliverytrafficindication

message)periodvalueofthewirelessradio.

Thedefaultvalueis1.

RTSThreshold SettheRTSthresholdofthewirelessradio.The

defaultvalueis2347.

Fragment

Threshold

Setthefragmentthresholdofthewireless

radio.Thedefaultvalueis2346.

MulticastRateSetthetransferrateformulticastpacketsor

usethe“Auto”setting.

TxPowerSetthepoweroutputofthewirelessradio.You

maynotrequire100%outputpower.Settinga

lowerpoweroutputcanenhancesecuritysince

potentiallymalicious/unknownusersindistant

areaswillnotbeabletoaccessyoursignal.

BeaconIntervalSetthebeaconintervalofthewirelessradio.

Thedefaultvalueis100.

Stationidle

timeout

Settheintervalforkeepalivemessagesfrom

theaccesspointtoawirelessclienttoverifyif

thestationisstillalive/active.

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Theaccesspointprovidesvarioussecurityoptions(wirelessdataencryption).

Whendataisencrypted,informationtransmittedwirelesslycannotbereadby

anyonewhodoesnotknowthecorrectencryptionkey.

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It’sessentialtoconfigurewirelesssecurityinordertoprevent

unauthorizedaccesstoyournetwork.

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Selecthard‐to‐guesspasswordswhichincludecombinationsof

numbers,lettersandsymbols,andchangeyourpassword

regularly.

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SSIDSelectionSelectwhichSSIDtoconfiguresecuritysettings

for.

BroadcastSSIDEnableordisableSSIDbroadcast.When

enabled,theSSIDwillbevisibletoclientsasan

availableWi‐Finetwork.Whendisabled,the

SSIDwillnotbevisibleasanavailableWi‐Fi

networktoclients–clientsmustmanually

entertheSSIDinordertoconnect.Ahidden

(disabled)SSIDistypicallymoresecurethana

visible(enabled)SSID.

WirelessClient

Isolation

Enableordisablewirelessclientisolation.

Wirelessclientisolationpreventsclients

connectedtotheaccesspointfrom

communicatingwitheachotherandimproves

security.Typically,thisfunctionisusefulfor

corporateenvironmentsorpublichotspotsand

canpreventbruteforceattacksonclients’

usernamesandpasswords.

LoadBalancingLoadbalancinglimitsthenumberofwireless

clientsconnectedtoanSSID.Setaload

balancingvalue(maximum50).

Authentication

Method

Selectanauthenticationmethodfromthe

drop‐downmenuandrefertotheinformation

belowthatisappropriateforyourmethod.

Additional

Authentication

Selectanadditionalauthenticationmethod

fromthedrop‐downmenuandrefertothe

informationbelow(IV‐3‐1‐3‐6.)thatis

appropriateforyourmethod.

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IV‐3‐1‐3‐1.NoAuthentication

Authenticationisdisabledandnopassword/keyisrequiredtoconnecttothe

accesspoint.

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Disablingwirelessauthenticationisnotrecommended.When

disabled,anybodywithinrangecanconnecttoyourdevice’sSSID.

IV‐3‐1‐3‐2.WEP

WEP(WiredEquivalentPrivacy)isabasicencryptiontype.Forahigher

levelofsecurity,considerusingWPAencryption.

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KeyLengthSelect64‐bitor128‐bit.128‐bitismoresecure

than64‐bitandisrecommended.

KeyTypeChoosefrom“ASCII”(anyalphanumerical

character0‐9,a‐zandA‐Z)or“Hex”(any

charactersfrom0‐9,a‐fandA‐F).

DefaultKeySelectwhichencryptionkey(1

–

4below)isthe

defaultkey.Forsecuritypurposes,youcanset

uptofourkeys(below)andchangewhichis

thedefaultkey.

EncryptionKey1

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4

Enteryourencryptionkey/passwordaccording

totheformatyouselectedabove.

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IV‐3‐1‐3‐3.IEEE802.1x/EAP

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KeyLengthSelect64‐bitor128‐bit.128‐bitismoresecure

than64‐bitandisrecommended.

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IV‐3‐1‐3‐4.WPA‐PSK

WPA‐PSKisasecurewirelessencryptiontypewithstrongdata

protectionanduserauthentication,utilizing128‐bitencryptionkeys.

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WPATypeSelectfromWPA/WPA2MixedMode‐PSK,

WPA2orWPAonly.WPA2issaferthanWPA

only,butisnotsupportedbyallwireless

clients.Makesureyourwirelessclientsupports

yourselection.

EncryptionSelect“TKIP/AESMixedMode”or“AES”

encryptiontype.

KeyRenewal

Interval

Specifyafrequencyforkeyrenewalin

minutes.

Pre‐SharedKey

Type

Choosefrom“Passphrase”(8–63

alphanumericcharacters)or“Hex”(upto64

charactersfrom0‐9,a‐fandA‐F).

Pre‐SharedKeyPleaseenter asecuritykey/passwordaccording

totheformatyouselectedabove.

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IV‐3‐1‐3‐5.WPA‐EAP

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WPATypeSelectfromWPA/WPA2MixedMode‐EAP,

WPA2‐EAPorWPA‐EAP.

EncryptionSelect“TKIP/AESMixedMode”or“AES”

encryptiontype.

KeyRenewal

Interval

Specifyafrequencyforkeyrenewalin

minutes.

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WPA‐EAPmustbedisabledtouseMAC‐RADIUSauthentication.

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IV‐3‐1‐3‐6.AdditionalAuthentication

Additionalwirelessauthenticationmethodscanalsobeused:

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MACAddressFilter

Restrictwirelessclients’accessbasedonMACaddressesspecifiedintheMAC

filtertable.

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SeeIV‐3‐5.MACFiltertoconfigureMACfiltering.

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MACFilter&MAC‐RADIUSAuthentication

Restrictwirelessclients’accessusingbothoftheaboveMACfiltering&

RADIUSauthenticationmethods.

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MAC‐RADIUSAuthentication

Restrictwirelessclients’accessbasedonMACaddressviaaRADIUSserver,or

passwordauthenticationviaaRADIUSserver.

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SeeIV‐3‐4.RADIUStoconfigureRADIUSservers.

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WPSmustbedisabledtouseMAC‐RADIUSauthentication.SeeIV‐

3‐3.forWPSsettings.

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MACRADIUS

Password

SelectwhethertouseMACaddressor

passwordauthenticationviaRADIUSserver.If

youselect“Usethefollowingpassword,”enter

thepasswordinthefieldbelow.Thepassword

shouldmatchthe“SharedSecret”usedinIV‐3‐

4.RADIUS.

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WirelessDistributionSystem(WDS)canbridge/repeataccesspointstogether

inanextendednetwork.WDSsettingscanbeconfiguredasshownbelow.

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WhenusingWDS,configuretheIPaddressofeachaccesspointto

beinthesamesubnetandensurethereisonlyoneactiveDHCP

serveramongconnectedaccesspoints,preferablyontheWAN

side.

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WDSmustbeconfiguredoneachaccesspoint,usingcorrectMACaddresses.

Allaccesspointsshouldusethesamewirelesschannelandencryption

method.

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2.4GHz

WDSFunctionalitySelect“WDSwithAP”touseWDSwithan

accesspointor“DedicatedWDS”touseWDS

andalsoblockcommunicationwithregular

wirelessclients.WhenWDSisused,each

accesspointshouldbeconfiguredwith

correspondingMACaddresses,wireless

channelandwirelessencryptionmethod.

LocalMACAddressDisplaystheMACaddress ofyouraccesspoint.

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WDSPeerSettings

WDS#EntertheMACaddressforuptofourother

WDS devicesyouwishtoconnectto.

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WDSVLAN

VLANModeSpecifytheWDSVLANmode to“Untagged

Port” or“TaggedPort.”

VLANIDSpecifytheWDSVLANID when“Untagged

Port”isselectedabove.

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WDSEncryptionmethod

EncryptionSelectwhethertouse“None”or“AES”

encryptionandenterapre‐sharedkeyforAES

consistingof 8‐63alphanumericcharacters.

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IV‐3‐2.5GHz11ac11an

The5GHz11ac11anmenuallowsyoutoviewandconfigureinformationfor

youraccesspoint’s5GHzwirelessnetworkacrossfourcategories:Basic,

Advanced,SecurityandWDS.

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TheBasicscreendisplaysbasicsettingsforyouraccesspoint’s5GHzWi‐Fi

network(s).

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WirelessEnableordisabletheaccesspoint’s5GHz

wirelessradio.Whendisabled,no5GHzSSIDs

willbeactive.

BandSelectthewirelessstandardusedforthe

accesspoint.Combinationsof802.11a,

802.11n&802.11accanbeselected.

EnableSSIDNumberSelecthowmanySSIDstoenableforthe5GHz

frequencyfromthedrop‐downmenu.A

maximumof16canbeenabled.

SSID#EntertheSSIDnameforthespecifiedSSID(up

to16).TheSSIDcanconsistofany

combinationofupto32alphanumeric

characters.

VLANIDSpecifyaVLANIDforeachSSID.

AutoChannelEnable/disableautochannelselection.Auto

channelselectionwillautomaticallysetthe

wirelesschannelfortheaccesspoint’s5GHz

frequencybasedonavailabilityandpotential

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interference. Whendisabled,selectachannel

manuallyasshowninthenexttable.

AutoChannelRangeSelectarangefromwhichtheautochannel

setting(above)willchooseachannel.

AutoChannel

Interval

Specifyafrequencyforhowoftentheauto

channelsettingwillcheck/reassignthe

wirelesschannel.Check/uncheckthe“Change

channelevenifclientsareconnected”box

accordingtoyourpreference.

ChannelBandwidthSetthechannelbandwidth:20MHz(lower

performancebutlessinterference),Auto

40/20MHzorAuto80/40/20MHz

(automaticallyselectbasedoninterference

level).

BSSBasicRateSetSetaBasicServiceSet(BSS)rate:Thisisa

seriesofratestocontrolcommunication

framesforwirelessclients.

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Whenautochannelisdisabled,selectawirelesschannelmanually:

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Channel Selectawirelesschannel.

ChannelBandwidthSetthechannelbandwidth:20MHz(lower

performancebutlessinterference),Auto

40/20MHzorAuto80/40/20MHz

(automaticallyselectbasedoninterference

level).

BSSBasicRateSetSetaBasicServiceSet(BSS)rate:Thisisa

seriesofratestocontrolcommunication

framesforwirelessclients.

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Thesesettingsareforexperiencedusersonly.It’srecommmendedthatyou

notchangeanyofthevaluesonthispageunlessyouarealreadyfamiliarwith

thesefunctions.

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Changingthesesettingscanadverselyaffecttheperformanceof

youraccesspoint.

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GuardIntervalSettheguardinterval. Ashorterintervalcan

improveperformance.

802.11nProtectionEnable/disable802.11nprotection,which

increasesreliabilitybutreducesbandwidth.

(ClientswillsendaRequesttoSend(RTS)to

theaccesspoint,andtheaccesspointwill

broadcastCleartoSend(CTS)beforeapacket

issentfromtheclient.)

DTIMPeriodSettheDTIM(deliverytrafficindication

message)periodvalueofthewirelessradio.

Thedefaultvalueis1.

RTSThreshold SettheRTSthresholdofthewirelessradio.The

defaultvalueis2347.

Fragment

Threshold

Setthefragmentthresholdofthewireless

radio.Thedefaultvalueis2346.

MulticastRateSetthetransferrateformulticastpacketsor

usethe“Auto”setting.

TxPowerSetthepoweroutputofthewirelessradio.You

maynotrequire100%outputpower.Settinga

lowerpoweroutputcanenhancesecuritysince

potentiallymalicious/unknownusersindistant

areaswillnotbeabletoaccessyoursignal.

BeaconIntervalSetthebeaconintervalofthewirelessradio.

Thedefaultvalueis100.

Stationidle

timeout

Settheintervalforkeepalivemessagesfrom

theaccesspointtoawirelessclienttoverifyif

thestationisstillalive/active.

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Theaccesspointprovidesvarioussecurityoptions(wirelessdataencryption).

Whendataisencrypted,informationtransmittedwirelesslycannotbereadby

anyonewhodoesnotknowthecorrectencryptionkey.

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It’sessentialtoconfigurewirelesssecurityinordertoprevent

unauthorizedaccesstoyournetwork.

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Selecthard‐to‐guesspasswordswhichincludecombinationsof

numbers,lettersandsymbols,andchangeyourpassword

regularly.

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SSIDSelectionSelectwhichSSIDtoconfiguresecuritysettings

for.

BroadcastSSIDEnableordisableSSIDbroadcast.When

enabled,theSSIDwillbevisibletoclientsasan

availableWi‐Finetwork.Whendisabled,the

SSIDwillnotbevisibleasanavailableWi‐Fi

networktoclients–clientsmustmanually

entertheSSIDinordertoconnect.Ahidden

(disabled)SSIDistypicallymoresecurethana

visible(enabled)SSID.

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WirelessClient

Isolation

Enableordisablewirelessclientisolation.

Wirelessclientisolationpreventsclients

connectedtotheaccesspointfrom

communicatingwitheachotherandimproves

security.Typically,thisfunctionisusefulfor

corporateenvironmentsorpublichotspots

andcanpreventbruteforceattacksonclients’

usernamesandpasswords.

LoadBalancingLoadbalancinglimitsthenumberofwireless

clientsconnectedtoanSSID.Setaload

balancingvalue(maximum50).

Authentication

Method

Selectanauthenticationmethodfromthe

drop‐downmenuandrefertotheinformation

belowthatisappropriateforyourmethod.

Additional

Authentication

Selectanadditionalauthenticationmethod

fromthedrop‐downmenuandrefertothe

informationbelowthatisappropriateforyour

method.

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ReferbacktoIV‐3‐1‐3.Securityformoreinformationonauthenticationand

additionalauthenticationtypes.

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WirelessDistributionSystem(WDS)canbridge/repeataccesspointstogether

inanextendednetwork.WDSsettingscanbeconfiguredasshownbelow.

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WhenusingWDS,configuretheIPaddressofeachaccesspointto

beinthesamesubnetandensurethereisonlyoneactiveDHCP

serveramongconnectedaccesspoints,preferablyontheWAN

side.

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WDSmustbeconfiguredoneachaccesspoint,usingcorrectMACaddresses.

Allaccesspointsshouldusethesamewirelesschannelandencryption

method.

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5GHzWDSMode

WDSFunctionalitySelect“WDSwithAP”touseWDSwithaccess

pointor“DedicatedWDS”touseWDSandalso

blockcommunicationwithregularwireless

clients.WhenWDSisused,eachaccesspoint

shouldbeconfiguredwithcorrespondingMAC

addresses,wirelesschannelandwireless

encryptionmethod.

LocalMACAddressDisplaystheMACaddressofyouraccesspoint.

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WDSPeerSettings

WDS#EntertheMACaddressforuptofourother

WDAdevicesyouwishtoconnect.

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WDSVLAN

VLANModeSpecifytheWDSVLANmode to“Untagged

Port” or“TaggedPort.”

VLANIDSpecifytheWDSVLANID when“Untagged

Port” isselectedabove.

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WDSEncryption

EncryptionSelectwhethertouse“None”or“AES”

encryptionandenterapre‐sharedkeyforAES

with8‐63alphanumericcharacters.

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IV‐3‐3.WPS

Wi‐FiProtectedSetupisasimplewaytoestablishconnectionsbetweenWPS‐

compatibledevices.WPScanbeactivatedoncompatibledevicesbypushinga

WPSbuttononthedeviceorfromwithinthedevice’sfirmware/configuration

interface(knownasPBCor“PushButtonConfiguration”).WhenWPSis

activatedinthecorrectmannerandatthecorrecttimefortwocompatible

devices,theywillautomaticallyconnect.“PINcodeWPS”isavariationofPBC

whichincludestheadditionaluseofaPINcodebetweenthetwodevicesfor

verification.

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Refertothemanufacturer’sinstructionsforyourotherWPS

device.

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WPSCheck/uncheckthisboxtoenable/disableWPS

functionality.WPSmustbedisabledwhen

usingMACRADIUSauthentication(seeIV‐3‐1‐

3‐6&IV‐3‐4).

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ProductPINDisplaystheWPSPINcodeofthedevice,used

forPINcodeWPS.Youwillberequiredtoenter

thisPINcodeintoanotherWPSdeviceforPIN

codeWPS.Click“GeneratePIN”togeneratea

newWPSPINcode.

Push‐ButtonWPSClick“Start”toactivateWPSontheaccess

pointforapproximately2minutes.Thishasthe

sameeffectasphysicallypushingtheaccess

point’sWPSbutton.

WPSbyPINEnterthePINcodeofanotherWPSdeviceand

click“Start”toattempttoestablishaWPS

connectionforapproximately2minutes.

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WPSStatusWPSsecuritystatusisdisplayedhere.Click

“Release”tocleartheexistingstatus.

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IV‐3‐4.RADIUS

TheRADIUSsubmenuallowsyoutoconfiguretheaccesspoint’sRADIUS

serversettings,categorizedintothreesubmenus:RADIUSsettings,Internal

ServerandRADIUSaccounts.

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ARADIUSserverprovidesuser‐basedauthenticationtoimprovesecurityand

offerwirelessclientcontrol–userscanbeauthenticatedbeforegaining

accesstoanetwork.

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Theaccesspointcanutilizebothaprimaryandsecondary(backup)RADIUS

serverforeachofitswirelessfrequencies(2.4GHz&5GHz).ExternalRADIUS

serverscanbeusedortheaccesspoint’sinternalRADIUSservercanbeused.



TouseRADIUSservers,goto“WirelessSettings”



“Security”and

select“MACRADIUSAuthentication”



“Additional

Authentication”andselect“MACRADIUSAuthentication”(seeIV‐

3‐1‐3.&IV‐3‐2‐3).

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ConfiguretheRADIUSserversettingsfor2.4GHz&5GHz.Eachfrequencycan

useaninternalorexternalRADIUSserver.

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RADIUSTypeSelect“Internal”tousetheaccesspoint’sbuilt‐

inRADIUSserveror“external”tousean

externalRADIUSserver.

RADIUSServerEntertheRADIUSserverhostIPaddress.

Authentication

Port

SettheUDPportusedintheauthentication

protocoloftheRADIUSserver.Valuemustbe

between1

–

65535.

SharedSecretEnterasharedsecret/passwordbetween1

–

99charactersinlength.Thisshouldmatchthe

“MACRADIUS”passwordusedinIV‐3‐1‐3‐6or

IV‐3‐2‐3.

SessionTimeoutSetadurationofsessiontimeoutinseconds

between0–86400.

AccountingEnableordisableRADIUSaccounting.

AccountingPortWhenaccountingisenabled(above),setthe

UDPportusedintheaccountingprotocolof

theRADIUSserver.Valuemustbebetween1–

65535.

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Theaccesspointfeaturesabuilt‐inRADIUSserverwhichcanbeconfiguredas

shownbelowusedwhen“Internal”isselectedfor“RADIUSType”inthe

“WirelessSettings”“RADIUS”“RADIUSSettings”menu.



TouseRADIUSservers,goto“WirelessSettings”



“Security”and

select“MACRADIUSAuthentication”



“Additional

Authentication”andselect“MACRADIUSAuthentication”(seeIV‐

3‐1‐3.&IV‐3‐2‐3).

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InternalServerCheck/unchecktoenable/disabletheaccess

point’sinternalRADIUSserver.

EAPInternal

Authentication

SelectEAPinternalauthenticationtypefrom

thedropdownmenu.

EAPCertificateFile

Format

DisplaystheEAPcertificatefileformat:

PCK#12(*.pfx/*.p12)

EAPCertificateFileClick“Upload”toopenanewwindowand

selectthelocationofanEAPcertificatefileto

use.Ifnocertificatefileisuploaded,the

internalRADIUSserverwilluseaself‐made

certificate.

SharedSecretEnterasharedsecret/passwordforuse

betweentheinternalRADIUSserverand

RADIUSclient.Thesharedsecretshouldbe1–

99charactersinlength.Thisshouldmatchthe

“MACRADIUS”passwordusedinIV‐3‐1‐3‐6or

IV‐3‐2‐3.

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SessionTimeoutSetadurationofsessiontimeoutinseconds

between0–86400.

TerminationActionSelectatermination‐actionattribute:

“Reauthentication”sendsaRADIUSrequestto

theaccesspoint,“Not‐Reathentication”sends

adefaulttermination‐actionattributetothe

accesspoint,“Not‐Send”notermination‐

actionattributeissenttotheaccesspoint.

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TheinternalRADIUSservercanauthenticateupto256useraccounts.The

RADIUSAccountspageallowsyoutoconfigureandmanageusers.

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UserNameEntertheusernameshere,separatedby

commas.

AddClick“Add”toaddtheusertotheuser

registrationlist.

ResetCleartextfromtheusernamebox.



SelectChecktheboxtoselectauser.

UserNameDisplaystheusername.

PasswordDisplaysifspecifiedusernamehasapassword

(configured)ornot(notconfigured).

CustomizeClick“Edit”toopenanewfieldtoset/edita

passwordforthespecifiedusername(below).

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DeleteSelectedDeleteselecteduserfromtheuserregistration

list.

DeleteAllDeleteallusersfromtheuserregistrationlist.

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EditUserRegistrationList

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UserNameExistingusernameisdisplayedhereandcanbe

editedaccordingtoyourpreference.

PasswordEnteroreditapasswordforthespecifieduser.

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IV‐3‐5.MACFilter

MAC(mediaaccesscontrol)filteringisasecurityfeaturethatcanhelpto

preventunauthorizedusersfromconnectingtoyouraccesspoint.

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Thisfunctionallowsyoutodefinealistofnetworkdevicespermittedto

connecttotheaccesspoint.DevicesareeachidentifiedbytheiruniqueMAC

address.IfadevicewhichisnotonthelistofpermittedMACaddresses

attemptstoconnecttotheaccesspoint,itwillbedenied.



ToenableMACfiltering,goto“WirelessSettings”



“2.4GHz

11bgn/5GHz11ac11an”



“Security”



“Additional

Authentication”andselect“MACFilter”(seeIV‐3‐1‐3.&IV‐3‐2‐3).

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TheMACaddressfilteringtableisdisplayedbelow:

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AddMACAddressEnteraMACaddressofcomputerornetwork

devicemanually;e.g.,“aa‐bb‐cc‐dd‐ee‐ff”;or

entermultipleMACaddressesseparatedwith

commas;e.g.,“aa‐bb‐cc‐dd‐ee‐ff,aa‐bb‐cc‐dd‐

ee‐gg.”

AddClick“Add”toaddtheMACaddresstothe

MACaddressfilteringtable.

ResetClearallfields.

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MACaddressentrieswillbelistedintheMACAddressFilteringTable.Select

anentryusingthe“Select”checkbox.

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SelectDeleteselectedorallentriesfromthetable.

MACAddressTheMACaddressislistedhere.

DeleteSelectedDeletetheselectedMACaddressfromthe

list.

DeleteAllDeleteall entriesfromtheMACaddress

filteringtable.

ExportClick“Export”tosaveacopyoftheMAC

filteringtable.Anewwindowwillpopupfor

youtoselectalocationtosavethefile.

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IV‐3‐6.WMM

Wi‐FiMultimedia(WMM)isaWi‐FiAllianceinteroperabilitycertification

basedontheIEEE802.11estandard,whichprovidesQualityofService(QoS)

featurestoIEEE802.11networks.WMMprioritizestrafficaccordingtofour

categories:background,besteffort,videoandvoice.

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ConfiguringWMMconsistsofadjustingparametersonqueuesfordifferent

categoriesofwirelesstraffic.Trafficissenttothefollowingqueues:

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BackgroundLow

Priority

Highthroughput,non‐time‐sensitivebulk

data; e.g., FTP

BestEffortMedium

Priority

TraditionalIPdata,medium throughputand

delay.

VideoHigh

Priority

Time‐sensitivevideodatawithminimum

timedelay.

VoiceHigh

Priority

Time‐sensitivedatasuchasVoIPand

streamingmediawithminimumtimedelay.

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Queuesautomaticallyprovideminimumtransmissiondelaysforvideo,voice,

multimediaandcriticalapplications.Thevaluescanfurtherbeadjusted

manually:

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CWMinMinimumContentionWindow(milliseconds):

Thisvalueisinputtotheinitialrandom

backoffwaittimealgorithmforretryofadata

frametransmission.Thebackoffwaittimewill

begeneratedbetween0andthisvalue.Ifthe

frameisnotsent,therandombackoffvalueis

doubleduntilthevaluereachesthenumber

definedbyCWMax(below).TheCWMinvalue

mustbelowerthantheCWMaxvalue.The

contentionwindowschemehelpstoavoid

framecollisionsanddeterminepriorityof

frametransmission.Ashorterwindowhasa

higherprobability(priority)oftransmission.

CWMaxMaximumContentionWindow(milliseconds):

Thisvalueistheupperlimittorandom

backoffvaluedoubling(seeabove).

AIFSNArbitrationInter‐FrameSpace(milliseconds):

Specifiesadditionaltimebetweenwhena

channelgoesidleandtheAP/clientsends

dataframes.TrafficwithalowerAIFSNvalue

hasahigherpriority.

TxOPTransmissionOpportunity(milliseconds):The

maximumintervaloftimeanAP/clientcan

transmit.Thismakeschannelaccessmore

efficientlyprioritized.Avalueof0meansonly

oneframepertransmission.Agreatervalue

effectshigherpriority.

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IV‐4.Management



Screenshotsdisplayedareexamples.Theinformationshownon

yourscreenwillvarydependingonyourconfiguration.

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IV‐4‐1.Admin

Youcanchangethepasswordusedtologintothebrowser‐based

configurationinterfacehere.Itisadvisedyoudosoforsecuritypurposes.

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Ifyouchangetheadministratorpassword,makeanoteofthe

newpassword.Intheeventthatyouforgetthispasswordand

areunabletologintothebrowser‐basedconfiguration

interface,seeI‐5.Resetforhowtoresettheaccesspoint.

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AccounttoManageThisDevice

Administrator

Name

Settheaccesspoint’sadministratorname.

Thisisusedtologintothebrowser‐based

configurationinterfaceandmustbebetween

4‐16alphanumericcharacters(casesensitive).

Administrator

Password

Settheaccesspoint’sadministratorpassword.

Thisisusedtologintothebrowser‐based

configurationinterfaceandmustbebetween

4‐32alphanumericcharacters(casesensitive).

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AdvancedSettings

ProductNameEdittheproductnameaccordingtoyour

preferenceconsistingof1‐32alphanumeric

characters.Thisnameisusedforreference

purposes.

Management

Protocol

Check/unchecktheboxestoenable/disable

specifiedmanagementinterfaces(seebelow).

WhenSNMPisenabled,completetheSNMP

fieldsbelow.

SNMPVersionSelectSNMPversionappropriateforyour

SNMPmanager.

SNMPGet

Community

EnteranSNMPGetCommunitynamefor

verificationwiththeSNMPmanagerfor

SNMP‐GETrequests.

SNMPSet

Community

EnteranSNMPSetCommunitynamefor

verificationwiththeSNMPmanagerfor

SNMP‐SETrequests.

SNMPTrapEnableordisableSNMPTraptonotifySNMP

managerofnetworkerrors.

SNMPTrap

Community

Enteran SNMPTrapCommunitynamefor

verificationwiththeSNMPmanagerfor

SNMP‐TRAPrequests.

SNMPTrap

Manager

SpecifytheIPaddressorservername(2‐128

alphanumericcharacters)oftheSNMP

manager.

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HTTP

InternetbrowserHTTPprotocolmanagementinterface



HTTPS

InternetbrowserHTTPSprotocolmanagementinterface

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TELNET

ClientterminalwithTelnetprotocolmanagementinterface

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SSH

ClientterminalwithSSHprotocolversion1or2managementinterface



SNMP

SimpleNetworkManagementProtocol.SNMPv1,v2&v3protocolsupported.

SNMPv2canbeusedwithcommunitybased‐authentication.SNMPv3uses

user‐basedsecuritymodel(USM)architecture.

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IV‐4‐2.DateandTime



Youcanconfigurethetimezonesettingsofyouraccesspointhere.Thedate

andtimeofthedevicecanbeconfiguredmanuallyorcanbesynchronized

withatimeserver.

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DateandTimeSettings

LocalTimeSettheaccesspoint’sdateandtimemanually

usingthedrop‐downmenus.

AcquireCurrent

TimefromyourPC

Click“AcquireCurrentTimefromYourPC”to

entertherequiredvaluesautomatically

accordingtoyourcomputer’scurrenttimeand

date.

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NTPTimeServer

UseNTPTheaccesspointalsosupportsNTP(Network

TimeProtocol)forautomatictimeanddate

setup.

ServerNameEnter thehostnameorIPaddressofthetime

serverifyouwish.

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UpdateIntervalSpecifyafrequency(inhours)fortheaccess

pointtoupdate/synchronizewiththeNTP

server.

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TimeZone

TimeZoneSelect thetimezoneofyourcountry/region.If

yourcountry/regionisnotlisted,selectanother

country/regionwhosetimezoneisthesameas

yours.

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IV‐4‐3.SyslogServer

Thesystemlogcanbesenttoaserver.



TransferLogsCheck/unchecktheboxtoenable/disablethe

useofasyslogserver,andenterahostname,

domainorIPaddressfortheserver

consistingofupto128alphanumeric

characters.



Theremotelogfunctionusesthe

SyslogProtocol,whichisastandardfor

forwardinglogmessagesinanIP

network.Syslogisaclient/server

protocol.TheSyslogsender(the

NetworkCamera)sendsasmall(less

than1KB)textualmessagetothe

Syslogserver.Thisusermanualshows

oneexampleofaSyslogserver,the

3CDaemonutilityby3ComCorp.

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IV‐4‐4.I’mhere!

TheIntellinetAC1200AccessPointfeaturesabuilt‐inbuzzerwhichcansound

oncommandusingthe“I’mHere”page.Thisisusefulfornetwork

administratorsandengineersworkingincomplexnetworkenvironmentsto

locatetheaccesspoint.

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Thebuzzerisloud!

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DurationofSoundSetthedurationforwhichthebuzzerwillsoundwhenthe

“SoundBuzzer”buttonisclicked.

SoundBuzzerActivatethebuzzersoundfortheabovespecifiedduration

oftime.

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IV‐5.Advanced

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Screenshotsdisplayedareexamples.Theinformationshownon

yourscreenwillvarydependingonyourconfiguration.

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IV‐5‐1.LEDSettings

Theaccesspoint’sLEDscanbemanuallyenabledordisabledaccordingto

yourpreference.

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PowerLEDSelectonoroff.

DiagLEDSelectonoroff.

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IV‐5‐2.UpdateFirmware

TheFirmwarepageallowsyoutoupdatethesystemfirmwaretoamore

recentversion.Updatedfirmwareversionsoftenofferincreasedperformance

andsecurity,aswellasbugfixes.Youcandownloadthelatestfirmwarefrom

thewebsite.

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Donotswitchoffordisconnecttheaccesspointduringafirmware

upgrade,asthiscoulddamagethedevice.

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UpdateFirmware

From

Select“afileonyourPC”touploadfirmware

fromyourlocalcomputer.

FirmwareUpdateFileClick“Browse”toopen anewwindowto

locateandselectthefirmwarefileinyour

computer.

UpdateClick“Update”touploadthespecified

firmwarefiletoyouraccesspoint.

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IV‐5‐3.Save/RestoreSettings

Theaccesspoint’sSave/RestoreSettingspageenablesyoutosave/backup

theaccesspoint’scurrentsettingsasafiletoyourlocalcomputer,andrestore

theaccesspointtopreviouslysavedsettings.

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Save/RestoreSettings

UsingDeviceSelect“UsingyourPC”tosavetheaccess

point’ssettingstoyourlocalcomputer.

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SaveSettingstoPC

SaveSettingsClick“Save”tosavesettings.Anewwindow

willopentospecifyalocationtosavethe

settingsfile.Youcanalsocheckthe“Encrypt

theconfigurationfilewithapassword”box

andenterapasswordtoprotectthefilein

thefieldunderneath,ifyouwish.



RestoreSettingsfromPC

RestoreSettingsClickthebrowsebuttontofindapreviously

savedsettingsfileonyourcomputer,then

click“Restore”toreplaceyourcurrent

settings.Ifyoursettingsfileisencryptedwith

apassword,checkthe“Openfilewith

password”boxandenterthepasswordin

thefieldunderneath.

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IV‐5‐4.FactoryDefault

Iftheaccesspointmalfunctionsorisnotresponding,thenitisrecommended

thatyourebootthedevice(seeIV‐5.5)orresetthedevicebacktoitsfactory

defaultsettings.Youcanresettheaccesspointbacktoitsdefaultsettings

usingthisfeatureifthelocationoftheaccesspointisnotconvenientto

accesstheresetbutton.

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FactoryDefaultClick“FactoryDefault” torestoresettingsto

thefactorydefault.Apop‐upwindowwill

appearandaskyoutoconfirm.

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Afterresettingtofactorydefaults,waitfortheaccesspointto

resetandrestart.

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IV‐5‐5.Reboot

Iftheaccesspointmalfunctionsorisnotresponding,thenitisrecommended

thatyourebootthedeviceorresettheaccesspointbacktoitsfactorydefault

settings(seeIV‐5‐4).Youcanreboottheaccesspointremotelyusingthis

feature.

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RebootClick“Reboot”torebootthedevice.A

countdownwillindicatetheprogressofthe

reboot.

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V. Appendix

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V‐1.ConfiguringyourIPaddress

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TheaccesspointusesthedefaultIPaddress192.168.2.1.Inordertoaccess

thebrowser‐basedconfigurationinterface,youneedtomodifytheIPaddress

ofyourcomputertobeinthesameIPaddresssubnet;e.g.,192.168.2.x(x=3

–254).

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TheprocedureformodifyingyourIPaddressvariesacrossdifferentoperating

systems.Followtheguideappropriateforyouroperatingsystem.

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Inthefollowingexamples,weusetheIPaddress192.168.2.10thoughyoucan

useanyIPaddressintherange192.168.2.x(x=3–254).

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V‐1‐1.WindowsXP

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1. Clickthe“Start”button(itshouldbelocatedinthelower‐leftcornerof

yourcomputer),thenclick“ControlPanel.”Double‐clickthe“Networkand

InternetConnections”icon,click“NetworkConnections,”thendouble‐click

“LocalAreaConnection.”TheLocalAreaConnectionStatuswindowwill

thenappear.Click“Properties.”

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2. Select“UsethefollowingIPaddress,”theninputthefollowingvalues:



IPaddress:192.168.2.10

Subnetmask:255.255.255.0

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Click“OK”whenfinished.

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V‐1‐2.WindowsVista

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1. Clickthe“Start”button(itshouldbelocatedinthelower‐leftcornerof

yourcomputer),thenclick“ControlPanel.”Click“ViewNetworkStatusand

Tasks,”thenclick“ManageNetworkConnections.”Right‐click“LocalArea

Network,”thenselect“Properties.”TheLocalAreaConnectionProperties

windowwillthenappear.Select“InternetProtocolVersion4(TCP/IPv4),”

andthenclick“Properties.”

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2. Select“UsethefollowingIPaddress,”theninputthefollowingvalues:



IPaddress:192.168.2.10

Subnetmask:255.255.255.0

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Click“OK”whenfinished.

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V‐1‐3.Windows7

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1. Clickthe“Start”button(itshouldbelocatedinthelower‐leftcornerof

yourcomputer),thenclick“ControlPanel.”

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2. Under“NetworkandInternet,”click“Viewnetworkstatusandtasks.”

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3. Click“LocalAreaConnection.”

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4. Click“Properties.”

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5. Select“InternetProtocolVersion4(TCP/IPv4),”thenclick“Properties.”

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6. Select“UsethefollowingIPaddress,”theninputthefollowingvalues:



IPaddress:192.168.2.10

Subnetmask:255.255.255.0

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Click“OK”whenfinished.

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V‐1‐4.Windows8

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1. FromtheWindows8Startscreen,youneedtoswitchtodesktopmode.

Moveyourcursertothebottomleftofthescreenandclick.

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2. Indesktopmode,clicktheFileExplorericoninthebottomleftofthe

screen,asshownbelow.

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3. Right‐click“Network,”thenselect“Properties.”

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4. Inthewindowthatopens,select“Changeadaptersettings”fromtheleft

side.

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5. Chooseyourconnectionandright‐click,thenselect“Properties.”

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6. Select“InternetProtocolVersion4(TCP/IPv4),”thenclick“Properties.”

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7. Select“UsethefollowingIPaddress,”theninputthefollowingvalues:



IPaddress:192.168.2.10

Subnetmask:255.255.255.0

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Click“OK”whenfinished.

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V‐1‐5.Mac

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1. HaveyourMacintoshcomputeroperateasusual,andclick“System

Preferences.”

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2. InSystemPreferences,click“Network.”

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3. Click“Ethernet”intheleftpanel.

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4. Openthedrop‐downmenulabeled“ConfigureIPv4”andselect

“Manually.”

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5. EntertheIPaddress192.168.2.10andsubnetmask255.255.255.0.Click

“Apply”tosavethechanges.

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V‐1‐6.Glossary

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AccessPoint:Anaccesspointisanintelligentnetworkdevicethatforwards

packetsbetweendifferentnetworksbasedonnetworklayeraddress

information,suchasIPaddresses.

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DefaultGateway(Accesspoint):Everynon‐accesspointIPdeviceneedsto

configureadefaultgateway’sIPaddress.WhenthedevicesendsoutanIP

packet,ifthedestinationisnotonthesamenetwork,thedevicehastosend

thepackettoitsdefaultgateway,whichwillthensenditouttowardthe

destination.

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DHCP:DynamicHostConfigurationProtocol.Thisprotocolautomaticallygives

everycomputeronyourhomenetworkanIPaddress.

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DNSServerIPAddress:DNSstandsforDomainNameSystem,whichallows

Internetserverstohaveadomainname(suchaswww.Broadbandaccess

point.com)andoneormoreIPaddresses(suchas192.34.45.8).ADNSserver

keepsadatabaseofInternetserversandtheirrespectivedomainnamesand

IPaddresses,sothatwhenadomainnameisrequested(asintyping

"Broadbandaccesspoint.com"intoyourInternetbrowser),theuserissentto

theproperIPaddress.TheDNSserverIPaddressusedbythecomputerson

yourhomenetworkisthelocationoftheDNSserveryourISPhasassignedto

you.

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DSLModem:DSLstandsforDigitalSubscriberLine.ADSLmodemusesyour

existingphonelinestotransmitdataathighspeeds.

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Ethernet:Astandardforcomputernetworks.Ethernetnetworksare

connectedbyspecialcablesandhubs,andmovedataaroundatupto10/100

millionbitspersecond(Mbps).

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IPAddressandNetwork(Subnet)Mask:IPstandsforInternetProtocol.AnIP

addressconsistsofaseriesoffournumbersseparatedbyperiodsthat

identifiesasingle,uniqueInternetcomputerhostinanIPnetwork.Example:

192.168.2.1.Itconsistsof2portions:theIPnetworkaddressandthehost

identifier.

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TheIPaddressisa32‐bitbinarypattern,whichcanberepresentedasfour

cascadeddecimalnumbersseparatedby“.”:aaa.aaa.aaa.aaa,whereeach

“aaa”canbeanythingfrom000to255,orasfourcascadedbinarynumbers

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separatedby“.”:bbbbbbbb.bbbbbbbb.bbbbbbbb.bbbbbbbb,whereeach“b”

caneitherbe0or1.

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Anetworkmaskisalsoa32‐bitbinarypattern,andconsistsofconsecutive

leading1’sfollowedbyconsecutivetrailing0’s,suchas

11111111.11111111.11111111.00000000.Thereforesometimesanetwork

maskcanalsobedescribedsimplyas“x”numberofleading1’s.

Whenbotharerepresentedsidebysideintheirbinaryforms,allbitsintheIP

addressthatcorrespondto1’sinthenetworkmaskbecomepartoftheIP

networkaddress,andtheremainingbitscorrespondtothehostID.

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Forexample,iftheIPaddressforadeviceis,initsbinaryform,

11011001.10110000.10010000.00000111,andifitsnetworkmaskis

11111111.11111111.11110000.00000000,itmeansthedevice’snetwork

addressis11011001.10110000.10010000.00000000anditshostIDis

00000000.00000000.00000000.00000111.Thisisaconvenientandefficient

methodforaccesspointstorouteIPpacketstotheirdestination.

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ISPGatewayAddress:(seeISPfordefinition).TheISPGatewayAddressisan

IPaddressfortheInternetaccesspointlocatedattheISP'soffice.

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ISP:InternetServiceProvider.AnISPisabusinessthatprovidesconnectivity

totheInternetforindividualsandbusinessesororganizations.

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LAN:LocalAreaNetwork.ALANisagroupofcomputersanddevices

connectedtogetherinarelativelysmallarea(suchasahouseoranoffice).

YourhomenetworkisconsideredaLAN.

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MACAddress:MACstandsforMediaAccessControl.AMACaddressisthe

hardwareaddressofadeviceconnectedtoanetwork.TheMACaddressisa

uniqueidentifierforadevicewithanEthernetinterface.Itiscomposedoftwo

parts:3bytesofdatacorrespondingtotheManufacturerID(uniqueforeach

manufacturer)plus3bytesoftenusedastheproduct’sserialnumber.

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NAT:NetworkAddressTranslation.Thisprocessallowsallofthecomputers

onyourhomenetworktouseoneIPaddress.Usingthebroadbandaccess

point’sNATcapability,youcanaccesstheInternetfromanycomputeron

yourhomenetworkwithouthavingtopurchasemoreIPaddressesfromyour

ISP.

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Port:Networkclients(LANPC)usesportnumberstodistinguishonenetwork

application/protocolfromanother.Belowisalistofcommonapplicationsand

protocol/portnumbers:

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ApplicationProtocolPortNumber

TelnetTCP23

FTPTCP21

SMTPTCP25

POP3TCP110

H.323TCP1720

SNMPUCP161

SNMPTrapUDP162

HTTPTCP80

PPTPTCP1723

PCAnywhereTCP5631

PCAnywhereUDP5632

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SubnetMask:Asubnetmask,whichmaybeapartoftheTCP/IPinformation

providedbyyourISP,isasetoffournumbers(e.g.,255.255.255.0)configured

likeanIPaddress.ItisusedtocreateIPaddressnumbersusedonlywithina

particularnetwork(asopposedtovalidIPaddressnumbersrecognizedbythe

Internet,whichmustbeassignedbyInterNIC).

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TCP/IP,UDP:TransmissionControlProtocol/InternetProtocol(TCP/IP)and

UnreliableDatagramProtocol(UDP).TCP/IPisthestandardprotocolfordata

transmissionovertheInternet.BothTCPandUDParetransportlayer

protocol.TCPperformspropererrordetectionanderrorrecovery,andthusis

reliable.UDP,ontheotherhand,isnotreliable.TheybothrunontopoftheIP

(InternetProtocol),anetworklayerprotocol.

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WAN:WideAreaNetwork.Anetworkthatconnectscomputerslocatedin

geographicallyseparateareas(e.g.,differentbuildings,cities,countries).The

Internetisawideareanetwork.

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Web‐basedManagementGraphicalUserInterface(GUI):Manydevices

supportagraphicaluserinterfacethatisbasedontheWebbrowser.This

meanstheusercanusethefamiliarNetscapeorMicrosoftInternetExplorer

tocontrol/configureormonitorthedevicebeingmanaged.

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V‐2.HardwareSpecifications

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MCU/RF MediaTekMT7620A(2.4GHz)+QCA9882(5GHz)

PHY/SwitchQualcommAtherosAR8035

Memory DDR264MB

Flash 8MB

Physical

Interface

‐LAN:10/100/1000GigabitEthernetwithPoEsupport802.3af(PDIn)

‐ResetButton

‐DCPowerJack

Power

Requirement

PoweroverEthernet,IEEE802.3af

DC:12V/1A

AntennaInternalPIFAAntenna(3dBi2.4GHzx2,4dBi5GHzx2)

OthersInternalBuzzer(Findme)

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V‐3.Enviornmental&Physical

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Temperature

Range

Operation:0to40℃(32℉to104℉)

Storage:‐20to60℃(‐4℉to140℉)

Humidity 90%orless–Operating,90%orless‐Storage

CertificationsFCC,CE

Dimensions 176(D)x30(H)mm

Weight 306g

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transmitted,transcribed,storedinaretrievalsystem,ortranslatedintoanylanguageorcomputer

language,inanyformorbyanymeans,electronic,mechanical,magnetic,optical,chemical,manualor

otherwise,withoutthepriorwrittenpermissionofthiscompany

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Thiscompanymakesnorepresentationsorwarranties,eitherexpressedorimplied,withrespecttothe

contentshereofandspecificallydisclaimsanywarranties,merchantabilityorfitnessforanyparticular

purpose.Anysoftwaredescribedinthismanualissoldorlicensed"asis".Shouldtheprogramsprove

defectivefollowingtheirpurchase,thebuyer(andnotthiscompany,itsdistributor,oritsdealer)

assumestheentirecostofallnecessaryservicing,repair,andanyincidentalorconsequentialdamages

resultingfromanydefectinthesoftware.Further,thiscompanyreservestherighttorevisethis

publicationandtomakechangesfromtimetotimeinthecontentsthereofwithoutobligationtonotify

anypersonofsuchrevisionorchanges.

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FederalCommunicationCommissionInterferenceStatement

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ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassBdigitaldevice,pursuanttoPart

15ofFCCRules.Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovidereasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferenceina

residentialinstallation.Thisequipmentgenerates,uses,andcanradiateradiofrequencyenergyand,ifnot

installedandusedinaccordancewiththeinstructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradiocommunications.

However,thereisnoguaranteethatinterferencewillnotoccurinaparticularinstallation.Ifthisequipmentdoes

causeharmfulinterferencetoradioortelevisionreception,whichcanbedeterminedbyturningtheequipment

offandon,theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrecttheinterferencebyoneormoreofthefollowingmeasures:

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1.Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna.

2.Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipmentandreceiver.

3.Connecttheequipmentintoanoutletonacircuitdifferentfromthattowhichthereceiverisconnected.

4.Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradiotechnicianforhelp.

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FCCCaution

Thisdeviceanditsantennamustnotbeco‐locatedoroperatinginconjunctionwithanyotherantennaor

transmitter.ThisdevicecomplieswithPart15oftheFCCRules.Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwo

conditions:(1)thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterference,and(2)thisdevicemustacceptanyinterference

received,includinginterferencethatmaycauseundesiredoperation.Anychangesormodificationsnotexpressly

approvedbythepartyresponsibleforcompliancecouldvoidtheauthoritytooperateequipment.

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FCCRadiationExposureStatement:

ThisequipmentcomplieswithFCCradiationexposurelimitssetforthforanuncontrolledenvironment.This

equipmentshouldbeinstalledandoperatedwithminimumdistance20cmbetweentheradiator&yourbody.

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R&TTEComplianceStatement

ThisequipmentcomplieswithalltherequirementsofDirective1999/5/ECoftheEuropeanParliamentandthe

CouncilofMarch9,1999,onradioequipmentandtelecommunicationterminalequipmentandthemutual

recognitionoftheirconformity(R&TTE);andofitssupersedingDirective2014/53/EU.

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Safety

Thisequipmentisdesignedwiththeutmostcareforthesafetyofthosewhoinstallanduseit.However,special

attentionmustbepaidtothedangersofelectricshockandstaticelectricitywhenworkingwithelectrical

equipment.Allguidelinesofthisandofthecomputermanufacturemustthereforebeallowedatalltimesto

ensurethesafeuseoftheequipment.

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EUCountriesIntendedforUse

TheETSIversionofthisdeviceisintendedforhomeandofficeuseinAustria,Belgium,Bulgaria,Cyprus,Czech,

Denmark,Estonia,Finland,France,Germany,Greece,Hungary,Ireland,Italy,Latvia,Lithuania,Luxembourg,

Malta,Netherlands,Poland,Portugal,Romania,Slovakia,Slovenia,Spain,Sweden,Turkey,andUnitedKingdom.

TheETSIversionofthisdeviceisalsoauthorizedforuseinEFTAmemberstates:Iceland,Liechtenstein,Norway,

andSwitzerland.

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EUCountriesNotIntendedforUse

None

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IntellinetisatrademarkofICIntracom,registeredintheU.S.andothercountries.