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and WPAPSK/WPA2PSK. The last three authentication methods are implemented by using
encrypted data.
– Encrypt Mode: specifies the encryption mode used for authentication. The AP supports TKIP
and AES encryption modes.
– WPA/WPA2 PSK Key: specifies the authentication key, which contains 8-63 characters.
– Bandwidth: specifies the channel bandwidth on the working band of the AP. Options are 20MHz
and 40MHz.
– Stations Limit: specifies the maximum number of clients supported by the AP (a maximum of
128).
– IP Address: specifies the IP address of the radio interface. (This parameter is unavailable after
the bridge interface is enabled.)
– Netmask: specifies the subnet mask of the radio interface. (This parameter is unavailable after
the bridge interface is enabled.)
3.3.1.4 Bridge
The bridge interface is a logical, virtual interface on the IG902. You can bridge the radio interface with
interface GE 0/2. (If
Station Role
is set to
client
on the
WLAN
page, the radio interface cannot be selected
as a bridge member.) Follow these steps to configure the bridge interface:
1. Select members of the bridge interface.
2. Set parameters for the bridge interface. For details about these parameters, see bridge interface pa-
rameter description .
3. Click Submit to save the configuration.
As shown in the following figure, the radio interface is bridged with interface GE 0/2.
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