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4. Setup and Status Display
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ESSID Security
This setting is available when the unit type is "Access Point" or "Repeater".
You can prohibit access by ANYID terminals (terminals with no ESSID set) by setting ESSID security to
"Enable", and you can also hide the ESSID from being broadcast by the station.
In this manner, you can restrict unauthorized access using ANYID and prevent third parties from easily
learning the ESSID.
Default setting : Disable
Maximum Client Logins
This setting is available when the unit type is "Access Point" or "Repeater".
Set the number of client logins to the station. The value can be set from 1 to 128 for each VAP.
However, note that the total number of logins for all VAPs (VAP1 to VAP4) is 128. When the total
number of client logins is 128, even if the number of logins to the VAP set here does not exceed the
maximum number of logins, stations can no longer log in.
Default setting : 128
Denial Response (Maximum Client Logins)
When the login number has reached to "Maximum Client Logins", is to ignore the connection request
from the station, does not return a response. To use this function, set to "Enable".
This feature, you might want to use when there is the station to connect repeatedly.
Default Setting : Disabled
Beacon Interval (msec)
This setting is available when the unit type is "Access Point" or "Repeater".
Set the interval to send the beacon.
This value can be set between 100 ms and 1000 ms. It is not normally necessary to change the default
value (100 ms). This setting is a common setting for the VAPs.
Default setting : 100
DTIM Interval
This setting is available when the unit type is "Access Point" or "Repeater".
Set the DTIM (delivery traffic indication message) interval which is information added to the beacon for
wireless terminals in a power-saving state to cancel that state.
This value can be set as 1 to 15.
Default setting : 1
11g Protect Mode
When the wireless networking standard is IEEE 802.11n (2.4 GHz) or IEEE 802.11g, protect mode is
used for stable communication in an environment with a mix of IEEE 802.11b wireless terminals by
setting "RTS-CTS" or "CTS only".
When "RTS-CTS", RTS and CTS are used. When "CTS only", only CTS is used.
11g protect mode is displayed for each VAP, but this setting is common to VAP1 through VAP4.
Default setting : Disable