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Spectrum24 Network Control Panel Applet (NCPA)
Spectrum24 Wireless LAN Adapter Product Reference Guide A - 5
IBSS (802.11 Ad Hoc) - Select IBSS (802.11 Ad Hoc) to
enable MUs to form their own local network where MUs
communicate peer-to-peer without access points. Use
IBSS to create networks where needed within established
cells. In IBSS, MUs take turns generating beacons and
handling probe responses. The MU starting the IBSS
network (the first station transmitting a beacon)
determines the channel and data rate used for the IBSS
network. If an MU is sending every beacon, there are no
other MUs in the IBSS network.
Pseudo IBSS (Proprietary Ad Hoc) - Select Pseudo IBSS
when the highest throughput is required in an IBSS
network for MU testing. Pseudo IBSS does not support
PSP MUs and does not use beacons or authentication.
In Pseudo IBSS mode, each MU is required to be on the
same channel. Pseudo IBSS is not recommended as a
normal operational mode or for MUs operating on
battery power.
Enter a NIC ESSID in the 802.11 ESSID field. The ESSID
is the 802.11 Extended Service Set Identifier. The ESSID
is a 32-character (maximum) string identifying the
wireless local area network. The ESSID assigned to the
NIC is required to match the access point ESSID for the
NIC to communicate with the access point. The ESSID
can also be entered from the
Easy Setup window.
Use the Mandatory AP address field to enter the IEEE
MAC address of the access point where the NIC is
required to associate. The NIC associates to only this
access point when communicating on the network. Enter
an access point MAC address to associate to an access
point that has a compatible ESSID.