Configuration Example
The following configuration examples are provided to help first-time users get started. The user
commands are in
bold
for easy reference.
Many users will want to set a new IP address for the DAP-3690. This will also require setting an IP mask
and a gateway IP address. The following is an example in which the AP’s default IP address of
“192.168.0.50” is changed to “192.168.0.55.”
WAP0-> set ipaddr 192.168.0.55
WAP0-> set ipmask 255.255.255.0
WAP0-> set gateway 192.168.0.254
WAP0-> set apply
In addition, some users will want to set a channel for the DAP-3690. The following is an example in
which the AP’s channel is set to “6.”
WAP0-> set channel 6
WAP0-> set apply
Users may also want to set an SSID for the DAP-3690. The following is an example in which the AP’s SSID
is set to “accounting.”
WAP0-> set ssid accounting
WAP0-> set apply
Here is an example of how to use the TFTP server. In this example, we show you how to configure a file
from a PC, use the TFTP server to get firmware from a PC, and to place a configuration file on a PC.
Note: Users must enable the TFTP server on the
client side first before using these commands.
Get a configuration file from a PC. Use the format
tftp getconfig
[config file name] [host IP address].
WAP0-> tftp getconfig dap
3
3
3
3
690.dcf 1.49.12.1
tftp: The configuration file was successfully updated.
The following is an example of using TFTP to put a configuration file on a PC, using the format
tftp
putconfig
[config file name] [host IP address].
