the 802.11a radio control:
To turn off the 802.11a radio:
1. On the WiFi connection utility main window, click the
WiFi On
button. The list of radio
options is displayed.
2. Select
802.11a Radio Off
. The 802.11a radio is now inactive.
To turn on the 802.11a radio:
1. On the WiFi connection utility main window, click the
802.11a Radio Off
button. The list
of radio options is displayed.
2. Select
WiFi On
. The 802.11a radio is now active.
NOTE
: This setting is only applicable for packages running on Windows* XP Client.
Wireless
Event Viewer
Settings
Wireless Event Viewer Settings
Enable Wireless Event Logging
This feature creates log files of wireless events on the client system, which then may be copied
to a network file server or elsewhere. Default is for Wireless Event Logging to be turned off.
After you click
Enable Wireless Event Logging
, then
Settings
is enabled.
Click
Settings
to open a window to Log File Settings.
General Tab
Specify the folder to write the wireless log file to:
Specify an absolute location on the
client system.
Log file name prefix:
This is the name of the log file. The name is:
<ComputerName_UserDomain>.
Maximum Log File Size:
To prevent log files from growing too large, new log files are
created when the current log file exceeds the specified size in MB. The default file size in
1 megabyte. You can select a file size of up to ten megabytes, in one-megabyte
increments.
Log File Copy Tab
Enable log file copying
: This feature allows you to have the client log files copied to
another location.
Copy log files to the following location
: Indicate where the log files will be copied. This
is typically an admin server.
Select copy frequency from the following
: You have the following two options for the
copy frequency.
Copy all previous log files when a new log file is created.
Copy all previous log files every specified number of days
: Select the number
of days; this number can range from 1 to 30 days. The default is seven days.
Log File Deletion Tab
Select from the following when to delete old log files:
Never delete old log files
.
Delete old log when any of the selected conditions are met:
Delete old log files every specified number of days
: This number can range
from 1 to 30.
Delete old log files when the total size of the log files exceeds
: This number
can range from 1 to 10 megabytes (MB) in one-megabyte increments.
Delete old log files after each successful log file copy
.
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