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4800B Series

AP User’s Guide

PC4800 Hardware Page

DOC-710-005310-A0

PC4800 Data Encryption

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Summary Status > Setup > PC4800/Hardware > Radio Data Encryption (WEP) > PC4800 Data Encryption

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Summary Status > Setup > Security > Radio Data Encryption (WEP) > PC4800 Data Encryption

Security

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PC4800 Data Encryption Page

Overview

This page allows you to create up to four data encryption keys and enable WEP to keep your data secure.

Summary of Contents for AP4800B series

Page 1: ...eless Communications Inc 3875 Embassy Parkway Akron Ohio 44333 8357 www aironet com AP4800B Series User s Guide Wireless Access Point Products supported AP4810B AP4820B AP4821B AP4822B AP4823B DOC 710...

Page 2: ...pages for fast retrieval Use the Refresh button to see the most up to date page The internet protocol IP address of the system appears in the address line To reach the Network Management Pages quickl...

Page 3: ...the field immediately above If DHCP is not enabled changing the default IP address could result in losing network connectivity with this device An informed system administrator should only make an IP...

Page 4: ...MAC address should resemble this example 0040961234BC Note You should configure the Access Point before mounting it on a pole or a ceiling Some configuration steps such as communicating with the AP t...

Page 5: ...nt is mounted If you keep your Access Point on a table or a desk turn the antennas so they point straight up If you mount your Access Point on a wall or a pole turn the antennas so they are vertical e...

Page 6: ...and plug the connector into the power receptacle on the back of the AP All three indicators on top of the access point will slowly blink amber red and then green in sequence During normal operation t...

Page 7: ...ress Use a 9 pin serial cable to connect the COM 1 or 2 port on your computer to the RS 232 on the back of the access point After you find the assigned IP address you can remove this cable You might n...

Page 8: ..._____________________ 4800B Series AP User s Guide Quick Start Setup DOC 710 005310 A0 6 The Connect To window appears Choose the port on your computer to which the serial cable is connected Click OK...

Page 9: ...and Flow control to Xon Xoff Click OK 8 The Express Setup screen appears in the HyperTerminal window Make a note of the IP address In this example the assigned IP address is 149 23 129 95 Exit HyperTe...

Page 10: ...system administrator followed by the MAC address from the label on the bottom of the Access Point Your complete arp command might look like the entry below Press Enter to set the IP address of your Ac...

Page 11: ...s IP address on the browser s address line and press Enter Your Access Point s Express Setup Management Screen appears Your Access Point is up and running Consult the User Guide for a description of...

Page 12: ...ddress and press Enter Type the IP address provided by your network system administrator and press Enter Type gateway and press Enter Type the Default Gateway provided by your network system administr...

Page 13: ...Enter or change the AP s SSID Express Setup Summary Status Setup Express Setup Enter or change an SNMP community name Express Setup Or User Information Summary Status Setup Express Setup or Summary St...

Page 14: ...select the Security link Next click Radio Data Encryption WEP The PC4800 Data Encryption page appears Type a WEP key in one of the WEP key entry fields Type ten hexadecimal characters and numeric cha...

Page 15: ...hanged the Express Setup page appears If you ve already made changes to the management pages the Summary Status page appears 6 How do I connect to my Access Point using Hyperterminal Connect a nine pi...

Page 16: ...etup or Summary Status screen AP4800 E 23b298 Express Setup Uptime 20 21 51 System Name AP4800 E 23b298 Terminal Type teletype MAC Address 00 40 96 25 85 4d Config Server Protocol DHCP IP Address 10 0...

Page 17: ...e accessible to any web browser type this location in the Default Help Root URL setting on the Web Server Setup page Summary Status Setup Services Web Server Web Server Setup file C Aironet Help Altho...

Page 18: ...LEDs Message Classification Wired LAN LED Status LED Radio LED Description Blinking green every one eighth second One or more nodes associated Blinking green every half second No nodes associated Blin...

Page 19: ...ed Failure Off Amber Amber System FLASH ID failed Firmware Upgrade via Boot Block Red Flashing the firmware Amber Amber Amber Motherboard configuration error Red DRAM configuration error Amber Red Amb...

Page 20: ...ith Identity capabilities to make changes Aironet Services Setup Page Overview This page provides links to manage and install Aironet software licenses and firmware Settings Manage Installation Keys U...

Page 21: ...th this method you enter named file information for update from a file server Selectively Update Firmware These are links to alternative ways for reading and updating Aironet system firmware radio fir...

Page 22: ...d Navigation Summary Status Setup Associations Advanced Association Table Advanced Security This page requires read capabilities Association Table Advanced Page Overview This page controls the total n...

Page 23: ...al nature i e the port has been turned off the rate setting has been changed etc and appear in green in the Event Log Maximum Number of bytes stored per Station Alert packet This setting determines th...

Page 24: ...ble Filters Page Overview This page allows you to customize the Association Table web page by designating the reporting content and format Stations to Show Select the station types that you want to be...

Page 25: ...ll be the initial column of the Association Table Secondary Sort The secondary sort field you select here will be the second column of the Association Table Action Buttons These three action buttons a...

Page 26: ...s to be displayed Display Filter Options Seven check boxes allow selection of the type of stations to be displayed The link additional display filters provides more display options on the Association...

Page 27: ...ion as the AP s default settings These settings will then define the default Association Table display Restore Current Defaults Press to change all settings back to the AP s default settings Associati...

Page 28: ...ion Bridge Bridge R Identifies a bridge or a root bridge Rptr Identifies a repeater Mcast Identifies a multicast address Infra Identifies an infrastructure node typically a workstation with a wired co...

Page 29: ..._______________________________________________________ 4800B Series AP User s Guide Association Table Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Console Screen Association Table Console Screen Version...

Page 30: ...curity Changes to this page require an Administrator with Identity and Write capabilities Boot Server Setup Page Overview This page configures the AP for your network s BOOTP or DHCP servers for autom...

Page 31: ...ver This is the server that responded to the AP s boot request If all zeros appear it means that the AP is not using BOOTP DHCP or that no server responded to the BOOTP DHCP request Server Timeout sec...

Page 32: ...tup Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Action Buttons continued Cancel This button cancels all new screen settings and returns to the previous stored settings Restore Defaults Press to change all settings on this...

Page 33: ...p Page Overview This page contains the settings necessary to access both the console port of the AP and to access the AP through Telnet All software functions that show on browser pages can also be ac...

Page 34: ...e video buttons and underlined links Since not all terminal emulators support ANSI the default setting is Teletype Columns Defines the width of the terminal emulator display within the range of 64 cha...

Page 35: ...Buttons continued Cancel This button cancels all changes to the settings returns the settings to the previously stored values and redirects the user back to the main Setup page Restore Defaults Press...

Page 36: ...an Access Point to other Aironet devices The distributing AP sends the firmware to all the Access Points on your network that are running firmware that supports the Distribute Firmware feature can he...

Page 37: ...m Firmware This is the version of system firmware on the distributing AP Click the checkbox to mark this version for distribution The checkbox is already selected if you select Yes under Distribute Al...

Page 38: ...nal status of an AP As an aid in troubleshooting network problems settings options on this page can be helpful in making temporary changes in device status Settings Requested Status Read and set the o...

Page 39: ...does not apply to APs Forwarding The port is operating and forwarding packets This is the default setting Broken This indicates Ethernet failure Action Buttons This set of four action buttons control...

Page 40: ..._______________________________________________________ 4800B Series AP User s Guide Ethernet Advanced Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Console Screen Ethernet Advanced Console Screen Version...

Page 41: ...Connector menu lists three options for the type of connector used by the port The option you select must match the actual connector type used to link the port with the wired network The default settin...

Page 42: ...After entering new values for settings press APPLY to activate the new settings The browser will remain on this page OK This button both applies the new settings and moves the browser back to the mai...

Page 43: ...fication page contains the basic locating and identity information for the Ethernet port The Ethernet Identification page differs slightly from other ports in that it documents the main connection wit...

Page 44: ...a station The significance of such a change depends on whether or not DHCP is enabled for the network If DHCP is not enabled this field is the IP address If DHCP is enabled this field will only provi...

Page 45: ...After entering new values for settings press APPLY to activate the new settings The browser will remain on this page OK This button both applies the new settings and moves the browser back to the mai...

Page 46: ...A0 Ethernet Port Navigation Summary Status Network Ports Ethernet Ethernet Port Security This is a status information page that can be read by all users Ethernet Port Page Overview This page presents...

Page 47: ...ary port for the AP Up The port is operating properly Down The port is not operating Error The port is in an error condition Maximum Rate Mb s Maximum rate of data transmission in megabits per second...

Page 48: ...ndicate a failing NIC card Overrun Packets Ethernet packets that were discarded because the AP had a temporary overload of packets to handle Packets Too Long Ethernet packet that were larger than the...

Page 49: ...ugh the filters Max Retry Packets Packets which failed after being retried several times Total Collisions The number of packet collisions that occurred through this port Late Collisions Packet errors...

Page 50: ...provide selection options to display particular information on network operation Settings Index Select the starting event number to display on the chart Index 0 is the most recent event Number of Eve...

Page 51: ...ates a potential error condition Alert magenta An event occurred which was pre selected as something to be recorded in the log A typical example of an alert would be a packet error condition In the St...

Page 52: ..._______________________________________________________ 4800B Series AP User s Guide Event Log Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Console Screen Event Log Console Screen Version...

Page 53: ...you can determine what severity level is significant enough to display an event Settings How should time generally be displayed This pull down menu allows you to decide whether the events in the log...

Page 54: ...notification of some sort of action not of a fatal nature i e the port has been turned off the rate setting has been changed etc Protocol alert Port alert External alert System warning Protocol warnin...

Page 55: ...l Business Technical User s Guide Event Handling Setup Page DOC 710 00513 A0 Event Handling Setup Navigation Summary Status Setup Event Log Event Handling Security Changes to this page require an Admi...

Page 56: ...al warning System information Protocol information Network port information External information The event settings control how events are handled by the AP counted displayed in the log recorded or an...

Page 57: ...ce Buffer is a high performance tool for tracing the contents of packets between specified stations on your network Download Detailed Event Trace Buffer Provides a link so you can view Headers Only or...

Page 58: ...and Write capabilities Incorrect settings on this page can result in loss of network connectivity to the AP Express Setup Page Overview This page is the basic setup page and is the point of entry for...

Page 59: ...ficance of such a change depends on whether or not DHCP is enabled for the network If DHCP is not enabled this field is the IP address If DHCP is enabled this field will only provide the IP address if...

Page 60: ...PC4800 Hardware page that offers a range of specific parameter settings Ensure Compatibility With IEEE 802 11 is the industry wireless networking standard If your network contains Aironet s 2Mbps sta...

Page 61: ...________ 4800B Series AP User s Guide Express Setup Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Action Buttons continued Restore Defaults Press to change all settings on this page back to the factory default settings Cons...

Page 62: ...Protocol All non browser file transfers are governed by settings on this page Settings File Transfer Protocol In selecting the network protocol choose between FTP and TFTP trivial file transfer proto...

Page 63: ...will appear after pressing any button except the Cancel button Apply After entering new values for settings press APPLY to activate the new settings The browser will remain on this page OK This butto...

Page 64: ...Installation Keys Security Changes on this page require an Administrator with Identity capabilities Manage Installation Keys Page Overview Use this page to review specifications of the current Aironet...

Page 65: ...by Bridges only Long WEP Encryption security system Install a new License using one of the following methods This section selects one of two ways to update the Aironet software license Type in new Li...

Page 66: ..._______________________________________________________ 4800B Series AP User s Guide Manage Installation Keys Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Console Screen Manage Installation Keys Console Screen Version...

Page 67: ...etup Security Changes to this page require an Administrator with Write capabilities Name Server Setup Page Overview Domain Name Systems provide direct correspondence between IP addresses and domain na...

Page 68: ...ation in the domain which you wish trimmed for display purposes For example in the domain mycompany com the full name of a computer might be mycomputer mycompany com With domain suffix set to mycompan...

Page 69: ..._______________________________________________________ 4800B Series AP User s Guide Name Server Setup Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Console Screen Name Server Setup Console Screen Version...

Page 70: ...e Overview This page presents key information on the network ports of the station listed in the page title The sample screen above shows the Ethernet and radio ports of the device AP4800 E 23b298 This...

Page 71: ...operation but is presently in an error condition Max Mb s Maximum rate of data transmission in megabits per second IP Addr Internet protocol address of the device In advanced bridge configurations se...

Page 72: ...packets that were stopped or screened by the filters set up on the port Data Transmitted The lower portion of each column reports the data traffic transmitted from the AP s port Unicast pkts The numbe...

Page 73: ..._______________________________________________________ 4800B Series AP User s Guide Network Ports Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Console Screen Network Ports Console Screen Version...

Page 74: ...or with Identity and Write capabilities The setting options can have the effect of removing a station from the network or blocking traffic PC4800 Advanced Page Overview Use this page to change the ope...

Page 75: ...ate when no stations are associated Listening This setting only applies to wireless Bridges not AP s Learning This setting only applies to wireless Bridges not AP s Forwarding The port is operating an...

Page 76: ...igh speed 802 11 standard Radio Preamble The pull down menu allows you to select a long or short radio preamble Long A long preamble ensures compatibility between the Access Point and all earlier mode...

Page 77: ..._________ 4800B Series AP User s Guide PC4800 Advanced Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Settings continued Restore Defaults Press to change all settings on this page back to the factory default settings Console...

Page 78: ...PC4800 Hardware Radio Data Encryption WEP PC4800 Data Encryption Or Summary Status Setup Security Radio Data Encryption WEP PC4800 Data Encryption Security Changes to this page require an Administrato...

Page 79: ...ady be set before it can be specified as the Transmit key Encryption Key These fields allow you to enter the WEP keys Type ten hexadecimal digits any combination of 0 9 a f or A F for 40 bit WEP keys...

Page 80: ...0B Series AP User s Guide PC4800 Hardware Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Action Buttons continued Restore Defaults Click this button to change all settings on this page back to the factory default settings Co...

Page 81: ...5310 A0 PC4800 Hardware Navigation Summary Status Setup Network Ports PC4800 Hardware PC4800 Hardware Security Changes to this page require an Administrator with Identity and Write capabilities PC4800...

Page 82: ...lient device must match that of the AP Data Rates Mb sec The range of data transmission rates in megabits per second The system will always attempt transmission at the highest rate selected In case of...

Page 83: ...map TIM The TIM tells power save clients that a packet is waiting for them Radio Channel The factory setting for Aironet wireless LAN systems is Radio Channel 6 transmitting at 2437 MHz To overcome a...

Page 84: ...After entering new values for settings press APPLY to activate the new settings The browser will remain on this page OK This button both applies the new settings and moves the browser back to the mai...

Page 85: ...4800 Identification PC4800 Identification Security Changes to this page require an Administrator with Identity capabilities PC4800 Identification Setup Page Overview The Identification page contains t...

Page 86: ...tup Page for an alternative place to modify device identification Summary Status Setup Express Setup Note Since the PC4800 port normally adopts the Ethernet port settings Default values here are gener...

Page 87: ...ress Setup You can enter non ASCII characters in the SSID by typing a backslash a lower case x and the characters to represent the non ASCII character For example xbd inserts the symbol Firmware Versi...

Page 88: ..._______________________________________________________ 4800B Series AP User s Guide PC4800 Identification Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Console Screen PC4800 Identification Console Screen Version...

Page 89: ..._______________ 4800B Series AP User s Guide PC4800 Port Page DOC 710 005310 A0 PC4800 Port Navigation Summary Status Network Ports PC4800 PC4800 Port Security This is a status information page that c...

Page 90: ...ides three check boxes that deliver more details on the port configuration and operating statistics The basic page without any of the options will ordinarily provide all information needed to monitor...

Page 91: ...4800B Series AP User s Guide PC4800 Port Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Detailed Stats The Detailed Statistics checkbox provides 20 more statistical fields covering packet fragments collisions and other erro...

Page 92: ...________________ 4800B Series AP User s Guide PC4800 Port Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Individual Rates This checkbox reports the data transmission statistics at each of the individual rates PC4800 Port Pag...

Page 93: ...EE 802 11 are followed by B IP Addr Internet protocol address of the port Use the Express Setup page to assign or change IP address Summary Status Setup Express Setup MAC Addr The Media Access Control...

Page 94: ...ved packet Packet WEP Errors Encryption errors received through this port Overrun Packets Packets that were discarded because the AP had a temporary overload of packets to handle Duplicate Packets Pac...

Page 95: ...uests to send RTS reached the maximum retry number Set the RTS value on the PC4800 Hardware page using the Set Properties link above Total Retries Tally of the number of retries occurring through this...

Page 96: ..._______________________________________________________ 4800B Series AP User s Guide PC4800 Port Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Console Screen PC4800 Port Console Screen Version...

Page 97: ...Setup Services Routing Routing Setup Security Changes to this page require an Administrator with Identity capabilities Routing Setup Page Overview Use this page to configure this AP to communicate wi...

Page 98: ...e subnet mask that is associated with the destination network Installed Network Routes This field lists all installed routes If you have just modified the list the changes will not take effect until a...

Page 99: ..._______________________________________________________ 4800B Series AP User s Guide Routing Setup Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Console Screen Routing Setup Console Screen Version...

Page 100: ...ser Manager and User Information links Security Setup Page Overview This page allows you to set up and manage the AP s security features To enable the security features you must go to the User Informa...

Page 101: ...Type your new password in the new password field and re type it in the confirm password field Click Apply User Information Use this link to add users to the system remove users from the system and as...

Page 102: ..._______________________________________________________ 4800B Series AP User s Guide Security Setup Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Console Screen Security Setup Console Screen Version...

Page 103: ...cation pages Appropriate security capabilities are required on the linked destination pages Setup Page Overview The main Setup page consists solely of links for system setup configuration and performa...

Page 104: ...a range of pages for setting up system features and support services Console Telnet Contains the settings necessary to access both the console port of the AP and to access the AP through Telnet All s...

Page 105: ...rt three setup pages are available Identification Hardware and Advanced Ethernet Specifies the type of connector used by the port The Identification Hardware and Advanced links in the Ethernet row all...

Page 106: ..._______________________________________________________ 4800B Series AP User s Guide Setup Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Console Screen Setup Console Screen Version...

Page 107: ...es to this page require an Administrator with Write capabilities SNMP Setup Page Overview This page configures this AP to work with your network administrator s Simple Network Management Protocol stat...

Page 108: ...n IP address SNMP Trap Community The SNMP community name required by the Trap Destination before it will record traps sent by the AP Browse Management Information Base MIB This link allows direct brow...

Page 109: ..._______________________________________________________ 4800B Series AP User s Guide SNMP Setup Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Console Screen SNMP Setup Console Screen Version...

Page 110: ...0 005310 A0 Station Navigation Summary Status Current Associations Association Table Station s MAC Address Station Security This is a status information page that can be read by all users Only users t...

Page 111: ...unique identifier assigned by the manufacturer IP Address Internet protocol address of the device When you click the IP address link the browser attempts to browse to any web server operating on the s...

Page 112: ...atus also tells you if short radio preambles are in use with this station Action Buttons Deauthenticate Forces a client to re authenticate with the AP This button is only available to users with admin...

Page 113: ...unication with the AP Enter the number and size of packets to be sent Click ping to start the test and display the test results Ping Log File Window Link test Tests the link between the AP and the sta...

Page 114: ...t had to be retried Data Long Retries Reports the number of times the data packet had to be retried From Station Alert Click this box if you want detailed packet trace information captured for the Ass...

Page 115: ...by number and class all stations associated with this AP Uptime Displays the cumulative time the device has been operating since the last reset Software Version Displays the version level of Aironet s...

Page 116: ..._______________________________________________________ 4800B Series AP User s Guide Station Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Console Screen Station Console Screen Version...

Page 117: ...ary Status Navigation Summary Status Security This home page is available to all users Summary Status Page Overview After the AP has been initially configured this is the Home page that provides a sum...

Page 118: ...er Setup or the current system uptime expressed in the cumulative number of days hours minutes and seconds of operation since startup or reset Severity This column notes the significance of the event...

Page 119: ...__________ 4800B Series AP User s Guide Summary Status Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Ports continued MAC Addr The Media Access Control MAC address is a unique identifier assigned by the manufacturer Console...

Page 120: ...quire an Administrator with Firmware Identity and Write capabilities Manage Installation Keys Page Overview Use this page to restart the Access Point reset the configuration settings to their factory...

Page 121: ...lick this button to reset all of the AP s settings except the AP s IP Identity information to their factory defaults By not resetting the AP s IP Identity information to the factory defaults you ensur...

Page 122: ...y Changes to this page require an Administrator with Write capability Time Server Setup Page Overview This page synchronizes this AP with the network s time server Settings Simple Network Time Protoco...

Page 123: ...ght Savings Time Select as appropriate Action Buttons This set of four action buttons control settings If JavaScript is enabled on your web browser a confirmation popup will appear after pressing any...

Page 124: ..._______________________________________________________ 4800B Series AP User s Guide Time Server Setup Page DOC 710 005310 A0 Console Screen Time Server Setup Console Screen Version...

Page 125: ...tor with Firmware capabilities Update All Firmware Through Browser Page Overview Use this page to simultaneously update the AP s system firmware web pages and radio firmware via your web browser After...

Page 126: ...If JavaScript is enabled on your web browser a confirmation popup will appear after pressing the Browser Update Now button but not the Cancel button Browser Update Now After you enter the file name fo...

Page 127: ...Firmware From File Server Update Firmware From File Server Security Changes to this page require an Administrator with Firmware capabilities Update Firmware From File Server Page Overview Use this pag...

Page 128: ...will appear after you click the Update From Server button but not the Cancel button Update From Server After you enter the firmware file name click Update From Server to load and install the new firmw...

Page 129: ...wser Security Changes to this page require an Administrator with Firmware capabilities Update Firmware Through Browser Page Overview Use this page to update firmware via your web browser After making...

Page 130: ...es New File for Radio Firmware Action Buttons Two buttons control settings If JavaScript is enabled on your web browser a confirmation popup will appear after pressing the Browser Update Now button bu...

Page 131: ...er Security Changes to this page require an Administrator with Firmware capabilities Update Firmware From File Server Page Overview Use this page to update firmware from the file server After making f...

Page 132: ...wser a confirmation popup will appear after you click the Update From Server button but not the Cancel button Update From Server After entering file names for the firmware you want to update click Upd...

Page 133: ...from the system and assign user capabilities To enable system security you use this page to add a user with Administrator Identity Firmware and Write capabilities and then go to the User Manager scre...

Page 134: ...d and password confirmation in the name and password boxes You click the capability boxes to assign capabilities Remove User Use this button to remove the user from the system Reset Use this button to...

Page 135: ...he User Manager does not have to be enabled for SNMP communities to operate correctly Ident Allows the specified user to change the AP s identity settings MAC address IP address and SSID When you assi...

Page 136: ...n on the system security features Settings User Manager Click Enabled to turn on system security Click Disabled to turn off system security To enable an Administrator user with Write Identity and Firm...

Page 137: ...system and remain on this page OK Click this button to apply changes to the system and return to the Security Setup page Cancel Click this button to return to the Security Setup page without making a...

Page 138: ...fault Help Root URL specifies the location of the help files All other setting and entries would only be used in applications with custom tailored web systems for control of AP s Settings Allow Non Co...

Page 139: ...files can be placed on the network file server For this option enter the full directory URL Examples system name directory AironetHelp CD ROM drive For occasional access the Aironet CD ROM can be left...

Page 140: ...browser will remain on this page OK This button both applies the new settings and moves the browser back to the main Setup page Cancel This button cancels all changes to the settings returns the sett...

Page 141: ...Identity Indicates whether a network port adopts the settings of the Primary Port MAC and IP addresses AID Association ID Assigned by an AP to a station with which it is associated Associated A stati...

Page 142: ...tion s loss of association with the AP or a repeater s loss of association with its parent Class Identifies the type of station associated with the AP Station types include AP Bridge Br Host Bridge Ho...

Page 143: ...instead of the numbers IP addresses use Maintains a database of the host alphanumeric names and their corresponding IP addresses Domain Suffix The portion of the full name of a station in the IP doma...

Page 144: ...e the AP s identity settings MAC address IP address and SSID IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers ini file A text file consisting of names of system objects and their values Often acc...

Page 145: ...Multicast packets The number of packets received that were sent as a transmission to a set of nodes Name Server An abbreviated name for Domain Name Server Overrun Packets Packets that were discarded b...

Page 146: ...AP that forwards data from a client station to another AP SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol The basic communication method between network management applications and management agents SNMP Trap...

Page 147: ...t packets Packets transmitted in point to point communication Web Server A computer that delivers Web pages Every Web server has an IP address and possibly a domain name For example if you enter the U...

Page 148: ...k Information Network standard IEEE 802 11 at all data rates Network protocols supported Complies with IEEE 802 3 and Ethernet Blue Book Network operating systems supported Win 95 98 NT CE NetWare Cli...

Page 149: ...echnical Support Use the following information to contact the Aironet Technical Support group Telephone 330 664 7903 Fax 330 664 7990 e mail techsupp aironet com For additional product information and...

Page 150: ...ielded blasting caps or in an explosive environment unless it is a type especially qualified for such use Do not operate radio or attempt to transmit data unless the antenna is connected if not the ra...

Page 151: ...ment does cause interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to correct the interference by one of the following mea...

Page 152: ...mmunications Standard ETS 300 328 This standard covers Wideband Data Transmission Systems referred in CEPT recommendation T R 10 01 This type accepted equipment is designed to provide reasonable prote...

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