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Access Point Ver1.1
User’s Manual 30/08/2001
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Step A:
1.
Connect an Ethernet station and the Access Point on the
same subnet. The simplest way to accomplish that is to connect
the Access Point and the Ethernet station to the same hub. You
need to check if the station IP address and the Sub-net mask
are configured properly. Also the new IP address for the Access
Point must correspond to the Subnet mask.
2.
Open a MS-DOS Prompt window and enter a static route
in the arp table for the new IP address you want to assign.
Use the arp -s command to do that: arp -s "new-IP-address"
"AP-MAC-address"
For example: arp -s 10.170.254.27 00-00-22-22-22-25
3.
Ping the Access Point, using its new IP address.
For example: ping 10.170.254.27
4.
If you get a ping reply, then the IP address has been
temporarily set. In order to set it permanently you need to
proceed to Step B without powering off the Access Point.
Step B:
1.
Open the SNMP Manager application.
2. Connect to the access point by selecting the “Connect
AP-Bridge” option under the “File” menu. Type the IP address
of the access point (which has been temporarily set in Step A)
in the panel which appears, type “public” at the Community
field, and then press OK. The SNMP Manager will inform you
that the access point has been found and that all the
configuration values have been retrieved.
3.
Under the “Setup” -> “Bridge” submenu, select “IP
Configuration”. Type the IP address of Step A in the
configuration window that appears. Confirm the validity of the
other values (Ethernet Address and IP Mask) and press “OK”
4.
Save the configuration by selecting “Download Changes”
under the “File” menu. The IP address of the access point has
now been set permanently.