SMC Networks SMC2586W-G manual Overview, FeaturesPackage Contents

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1. Introduction

1.1 Overview

The SMC2586W-G is a versatile device that can be configured to be in one of the 3 opera-tional modes—Access Point, Bridge Master, and Bridge Slave—for various wireless bridging applications. With the convenient Web-based user interface, a network administrator can easily and clearly manage the SMC2586W-G.

1.2. FeaturesPackage Contents

SMC2586W-G

User Guide

CD ROM

2 dBi Antenna

R-SMA/RP-TNC Adapter

Cat 5 Cable

12V AC Adapter (EU-type or UK type plug adapter available with models shipping to Europe)

1.3Features

IEEE 802.11b/g Compliant Operational modes.

Access Point. The AP enables IEEE 802.11 Stations (STAs) to automatically associate with it via the standard IEEE 802.11 association process. In addition, the IEEE 802.11 WDS (Wireless Distribution System) technology can be used to manually establish wireless links between two APs or between an AP and a Bridge Master.

Bridge Master. Use this mode to provide the Bridge Master functionality of the SMC2682W. The Bridge Master mode is designed to work in those net-works where SMC2682W Wireless Bridge Slaves are already installed. The Bridge Master enables Bridge Slaves to automatically associate with it. It also enables IEEE 802.11 Stations, which are on the same LAN as the Bridge Master, to automatically associate with it via the standard IEEE 802.11 asso-ciation process. In addition, the IEEE 802.11 WDS (Wireless Distribution System) technology can be used to manually establish wireless links between two Bridge Masters or between a Bridge Master and an AP.

Bridge Slave. Use this mode to provide the Bridge Slave functionality of the SMC2682W. The Bridge Slave mode is designed to work in those networks where SMC2682W Wireless Bridge Masters are already installed.

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Contents C 2 5 8 6 W G Copyright Trademarks Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement FCC Radiation Exposure Statement Industry Canada Class B Safety Compliance Wichtige Sicherheitshinweise Germany EC Conformance Declaration CEPage FeaturesPackage Contents FeaturesOverview Page Firmware Tools ManagementLED Definitions Selecting a Power Supply Method To power the SMC2586W-G by the supplied power adapterMounting the SMC2586W-G on a Wall Mounting the SMC2586W-G on a wallPreparing for Configuration Connecting the Managing Computer and the SMC2586W-GConfiguring the SMC2586W-G Changing the TCP/IP Settings of the Managing ComputerEntering the User Name and Password Selecting an Operational Mode StatusPage Configuring TCP/IP Settings Configuring Ieee 802.11 Settings Wireless Distribution System settingsTo enable a WDS link Sample wireless bridge network topologyReviewing and Applying Settings To adjust the alignments of a pair of SMC high-gain antennas Deploying the SMC2586W-GLink Status Slave mode Menu StructureLog Off Command Save, Save & Restart, and Cancel CommandsHome and Refresh Commands Associated Wireless ClientsViewing Status Current Dhcp Mappings System LogGeneral Operations Page Changing Password Managing FirmwareTo upgrade firmware of the SMC2586W-G by Http Backing up and Restoring Configuration Settings by HttpUpgrading Firmware by Http To restore configuration of the SMC2586W-G by Http To upgrade firmware of the SMC2586W-G by TftpUpgrading Firmware by Tftp Choose Tftp as the Firmware management protocol Backing up and Restoring Configuration Settings by Tftp To back up configuration of the SMC2586W-G by TftpTo restore configuration of the SMC2586W-G by Tftp Configuring TCP/IP Related Settings Resetting Configuration to Factory DefaultsAddressing Dhcp Server Configuring Ieee 802.11b/g-Related Settings Dhcp MappingsCommunication Link Integrity Wireless Distribution System To enable a WDS link Security Page Page MAC-Address-Based Access Control To deny wireless clients’ access to the wireless networkTo grant wireless clients’ access to the wireless network To download a MAC ACL file from a Tftp server Set the Access control type to inclusiveTo delete an entry in the access control table Click DownloadIeee 802.1x/RADIUS Ieee 802.1x and RadiusConfiguring Advanced Settings Packet FiltersEthernet Type Filters IP Protocol FiltersTCP/UDP Port Filters UPnPSystem Log Snmp To specify a trap targetWhat is the EliteConnect Management Utility? FeaturesIntroduction Project name Geographical Zone Firmware version Tutorial Overview User Interface How Does It Work?Connecting the Managing PC and a Managed Device Running SMC EliteConnect Management UtilityBuilding a Device List Adding a New Device Viewing and Editing Device Properties Editing the Device List Viewing the Device List Viewing All Opened Device List FilesFiltering the Device List Sorting the Device ListRearranging the Column Order Showing or Hiding Some ColumnsManaging Devices Checking Whether Devices Are AliveUsing SMC EliteConnect Management Utility Configuring a Device by Web BrowserUser Interface Overview Main User Interface Device List View Workspace WindowFilter View Menu File ViewHistory Log View FileInsert EditView DeviceTools WindowHelp Shortcut Menu Command on the Device menu Customizing Your Working Environment Floating Workspace window Configuring the Application Behavior Rearranging the Column Order of the Device List ViewShowing or Hiding the Columns of the Device List View General Options Sample Device Password List Tftp Server OptionsPage Http Options Working with Device ListsSelecting Devices Single SelectionMultiple Consecutive Selections Multiple Inconsecutive SelectionsViewing and Editing Properties of a Device Filter the Device List Sorting by IP address, in descending order Arranging Device List Windows Cascading WindowsCarrying out a Batch Management Command Tiling WindowsArranging Minimized Windows Canceling Batch Command Execution Changing the Ssid Setting of Devices Changing the Administration User Name Password of DevicesManaging Device Firmware by Tftp Changing the Radius Server Setting of DevicesBacking up Device Configuration Upgrading Device FirmwareRestoring Device Configuration Managing Device Firmware by HttpPrinting the Active Device List Wireless Settings Problems Sending the Active Device List to Others by E-mailTCP/IP Settings Problems Other Problems Appendix C Distances and Data Rates Standards Transmission output PowerConfiguration and Management Data rate & modulationWeight Power SupplyDimensions without antenna Input Power RequirementsFor Technical SUPPORT, Call
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