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WLAN Access Point · Examples
Examples
General information about the examples
The WLAN Access Point acts as an interface between WLAN, permanently connected data
devices and cabling in the network. Depending on the operating mode, different operating
parameters must be set.
The following descriptions assume manual assignment of the IP addresses of the
devices.
When using a router with a DHCP server function, IP address assignment in the
network takes place automatically.
Please note that the automatically assigned IP address of the WLAN Access Point or other
devices is not known to you and further programming /changes to the settings could there-
fore be difficult.
Notes on the graphical representation (following example representation):
- Hardwired router attachments of the WLAN Access Point (via Cu connection) are
shown as red lines,
- Connections via patch cables are shown as orange lines.
- The internet is represented by an earth globe symbol.
-
White (or, in the case of another interface, also grey) tables
with details of
mode, SSID, IP, etc. always refer to the WLAN Access Point shown in the immedi-
ate vicinity or its settings.
Tip
In such cases, you will
use a WLAN network
monitor such as
FING
to locate the IP addres-
ses of the WLAN
Access Point(s).