Interoperability with Apple AirPort | Asante Technologies FR1000

With 128-bit WEP, just specify one key up to 26 digits long. Examples:

•0123456789A1234567890B123456

•ABCDEF01234567890ABCDEF01234

•F1004ABCD0123456789012345678

Note: When disabling WEP after using a 64-bit key, the router will add zeros (0000) to the end of the WEP key. If you wish to re-enable WEP using the 64-bit key, simply delete the extra zeros.

6.4 Interoperability with Apple AirPort

The Apple AirPort Wireless Card enters and stores the WEP Security Key differ- ently from the Asanté router

and all other wireless 802.11b devices.

On your Macintosh, click on the AirPort icon on your com- puter’s control strip. Select the Asanté FR1004 router. To enter the standard WEP key,

use the $ prefix and then enter the WEP key. Examples:

•$0123456789

•$408ABCD942

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Contents

FriendlyNET Internet Router Worldwide FriendlyNET FR1000 Series Table of Contents Appendix C. Glossary Quick Tips Introduction Hardware InstallationComputer Configu- ration Basic Router Configuration Asanté FriendlyNET Internet Router with Firewall WAN Types Auto-reconnect Dynamic IP PPPoE Server Name and IP Address Optional PPPoE Username and PasswordAuthentication DSL/PPP Over Ethernet DSL Always On Characteristics DSL modemWAN IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway and DNS Cable @Home-like Characteristic Cable modemHost Name Cable BigPond Account and PasswordServer Name optional Cable Static IP Static IP Address Connection ID optional Pptp Point-to-Point Tunneling ProtocolMaximum Idle Ti me and Auto-reconnect Connecting at Higher Speeds Status Router MAC Address Router StatusIP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway and Domain Name Server Lease Time View Log Peripheral Status Login failed Pptp Entries View Dhcp List Help OtherRestart Router Refresh Security Change Administrator’s Password Discard Ping from WAN side Administrator TimeoutSecurity Options Secure Packet Inspection SPI Allow or Deny all packets Inbound Packet FilterSource IP Undo Ports EnableDestination IP Save Popular Applications Windows 2000 Terminal Server TriggerIncoming Port RealAudio Port Address Control ConfigureDefault Settings Hardware MAC Address Control Asanté FriendlyNET Internet Router with Firewall FR1004AL Wireless Router Asanté FriendlyNET Internet Router with Firewall DeMilitarized Zone DMZ Advanced Security Remote Administration Advanced Advanced Router SetupChange LAN IP Address Copy MAC Address Factory Defaults Click on the Upgrade Firmware Setting button Upgrade Firmware IP Pool Starting Address/Ending Address Dhcp Server SetupBackup Setting Dhcp Server Domain Name Dynamic DNSProvider 110 Distributed Servers SetupHost Name, Username/E-mail, Password/Key Port Service Server IP Enable Configuration Considerations WirelessWireless Settings WEP Key 1, 2, 3 WEP Security SettingsNetwork ID Ssid WEP Security Interoperability with Apple AirPort Tips for Better Wireless Reception System Requirements Network Print Server SetupConnecting Printer Printer Drivers for Mac OS Creating the Desktop Icon Printer Drivers for Mac OS Printer Drivers for Windows Click on Port SettingsWindows 95/98/Me Windows XP Settings Printers and FaxesSettings Printers Click on Configure Port Windows Printer Drivers for UNIX/Linux Windows 95/98/Me Appendix A. Troubleshooting Client IP Addresses Mac OS Windows NT/2000/XP 192.168.123.254 Appendix B. Advanced TroubleshootingUsing Windows Ping Verifying Connections to the Router Verifying Ethernet Cables Using Macintosh WhatRoute Cabling Tips FriendlyNET FR1004 Series has two models Asanté FR1000 Series Trivia Appendix C. Glossary Asanté FriendlyNET Internet Router with Firewall Page Asanté FriendlyNET Internet Router with Firewall 2-Year Limited Warranty Appendix D. Warranty and Regulatory Notices FCC Compliance Statement CE Declaration of Conformity Safety Advisory Asanté FriendlyNET Internet Router with Firewall Appendix E. Online Warranty Registration and Card Asanté FriendlyNET Internet Router with Firewall User’s Manual Internet Status IndicatorsPorts Connection Specification Ports