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5. Configuring the computer
The access point is configured with a fixed IP address. In order to configure the access point, your
computer needs to have an IP addres in the same IP range as the access point.
Note:
The fixed IP address of the access point is:
192.168.0.2
5.1
Checking the IP address
You can check if your computer is having an IP address in the same IP range as the access point with the
‘
Command Prompt
’ of Windows. This example is based on Windows 7 and Vista with Service Pack 1.
Windows 7 and Vista need administrative rights to perform the steps below, which are explained in the
following steps.
A.
Click on ‘
Start
’, ‘
All Programs
’, ‘
Accessories
’, right click on ‘
Command Prompt
’ and select ‘
Run as
administrator
’.
You might get a warning message, which you will need to accept by clicking
‘Continue
’ or ‘
Yes
’.
The Command Prompt window will appear. Make sure the ‘
Command Prompt
’ title bar mentions
“
Administrator: Command Prompt
”. When “
Administrator
” is not mentioned, you do not have the
necessary administrative rights for these steps and you will need to perform
step A
again.
B.
Enter the command ‘
IPCONFIG
’ and press ‘
ENTER
’ on your keyboard.
You should see the following information:
IPv4 Address
:
192.168.0.xxx
(where
xxx
can vary between
3
~
254
).
Subnet Mask
: 255.255.255.0
B
