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Chapter 5 WiFi configuration
The following screen capture shows the
Wifi
tab.
The following items must be configured in order to enable the 802.11 network connection.
FIELD/OPTION
EXPLANATION
Mode
Select the mode of operation of the 802.11 module. Options
are:
ad-hoc
,
managed
,
master
, and
Disabled
. A brief
description of these modes is given next.
Ad-hoc
: Network composed of only one group of wireless
devices and without an Access Point.
Managed
: ZyWAN connects to an 802.11 Access Point on a
network.
Master
: ZyWAN is the synchronization master, acting as an
Access Point.
Depending on the option selected, several of the main
configuration options change, as shown in the following table.
MODE
DHCP/FIXED IP
RUN DHCP SERVER
Ad-hoc
Selectable
Selectable, fixed IP only
Managed
Selectable
Not an option
Master
Fixed IP only
Selectable
SSID
Enter the network name (domain ID) which is to be used for this
wireless network. Enter an SSID of
any
(case-sensitive) to
allow roaming in managed or ad-hoc modes.
Channel
Select the frequency (channel) to use for the wireless network.
Use Encryption?
Select whether to use wireless encryption of data sent through
this wireless network. It is strongly recommended to use
encryption, unless the application does not support it.
Encryption Type
If
Use Encryption?
is selected above, select the
Encryption
Type
. Options are:
WEP
(Wired Equivalent Privacy),
WPA
(WiFi
Protected Access), and
WPA2
. WPA2 uses the more secure
AES encryption standard.
Summary of Contents for ZyWAN
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