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enables Station 1 to move from the AP 1 signal coverage area to the AP 2 signal coverage area without disconnecting from the network. The handover is achieved transparently; the Station 1 user would not realize he had moved from AP 1 to AP 2.

The requirements for a roaming environment are:

a)Multiple APs with overlapping signal coverage (see “Multiple AP Installation,”)

b)The APs must be configured to have the same domain name (SSID) and security (WEP) settings (see “Config Window – Encryption Panel,”).

c)The mobile stations must have the same domain name (SSID) and security (WEP) settings as the APs.

It is advisable that APs on different TCP/IP subnets be given different domain names (SSIDs) to avoid roaming confusion (see the note below).

Note: For a mobile station to be able to move between APs without losing its network link, the Roaming function must be enabled on the station (this is automatic on some wireless LAN adapters), and the APs that the station roams to must be configured with the same domain name (SSID). If a station detects that the signal quality on the link to the current AP is poor, it will search for an AP in the same domain with better signal quality and automatically associate (establish a connection) with it. The station’s IP address, however, will not change. A TCP/IP router will not route packets to a mobile station that has associated with an AP on a different TCP/IP subnet. In other words, if your network consists of two subnets connected by a router, a mobile station may roam to a different subnet with the same domain name (SSID) and then be unable to communicate with other network devices via TCP/IP. To avoid this problem, you should assign different domain names (SSIDs) to different TCP/IP subnets.

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Contents User’s Manual Trademarks Packing List Contents Advanced Settings Figures Introduction Related Products Automatic Discovery of Compatible Devices Wlan Management SystemWindows 2000/XP Windows 95/98Windows NT Wlan Management System Hardware and Software Requirements BSSID, MAC ID Terminology Used in this GuideHow to Use this Guide Infrastructure Network Types Planning the NetworkSingle-AP network Multiple AP Installation Single AP InstallationPlanning an Infrastructure Network RoamingOutdoor Access Point Hardware Description Outdoor Access Point and DC InjectorOutdoor Access Point Installation Hardware Pre-configuration Wireless Product Placement Guidelines Page Welcome window Click Next Auto-Discovery Using the Wlan Management SystemWMS Hosts View windows Kick Start FunctionWlan Kick Start window Config Window IP Panel ConfigurationConfig window Filter panel Config Window Filter PanelSsid Config Window Wireless PanelTransmission Config window Mac Access Control panel Config Window MAC Access Control PanelWEP Disable, Authentication Open Disable data encryption Config Window Snmp Access Control Panel New/Edit Address dialog box will open Figure Authentication Options Config Window Ieee 802.1X PanelAccounting Options Radius Settings Config window Trap Server panel Config Window Trap Server PanelTrap Server panel Clear all address function Trap ViewMonitor Config Window Advanced PanelIdentity Information Monitor command in pop-up menuStations StatisticsRestart Factory ResetUpgrade Firmware dialog box Upgrade FirmwareBatch mode operation Advanced SettingsManage WMS Host Table Partition the network according to the physical locationNew/Edit/Delete a Host Address on Host Table Create Host Table via Automatic DiscoveryImport Host Table to check device’s availability Importing a Configuration Profile from a File Exporting a Configuration Profile to a FileEncryption On screen, click Import Question Answer FAQsSymptom Suggested Solutions TroubleshootingTechnical Support Hardware Limited WarrantyLimited Warranty Service Procedures Service after Warranty Period FCC Etsi Regulatory Domains and Channels

WHP-1100, WHP-1120, WHP-1130 specifications

WHP Wireless has established itself as a leading provider of robust networking solutions designed to cater to the ever-evolving demands of technology users. Among its impressive lineup, the WHP-1120, WHP-1100, and WHP-1130 models stand out for their advanced features and exceptional performance, making them suitable for a variety of applications, from home networking to business environments.

The WHP-1120 is notable for its powerful wireless capabilities, supporting high-speed connectivity with a dual-band operation. This model is designed to minimize interference and maximize data throughput, which is essential in crowded network environments. Its advanced beamforming technology optimizes signal direction, ensuring more reliable connections across larger spaces. Additionally, the WHP-1120 features multiple Ethernet ports to support wired connections, providing versatility for users who require both wired and wireless connectivity.

The WHP-1100, on the other hand, is engineered for simplicity and efficiency. It offers seamless wireless coverage with a single-band operation at 2.4GHz, making it ideal for basic home networking needs. Its user-friendly setup process allows for quick deployment, even for those who may not be tech-savvy. The WHP-1100 boasts energy-saving features that help reduce power consumption without sacrificing performance, which is particularly appealing for eco-conscious users.

Meanwhile, the WHP-1130 takes networking to the next level with its high-performance features. This model supports advanced security protocols to protect user data and maintain privacy across networks. With a dual-band capability similar to the WHP-1120, it also supports higher data rates, making it a great choice for streaming, gaming, and other bandwidth-intensive applications. The WHP-1130 includes advanced Quality of Service (QoS) technology, enabling the prioritization of network traffic to enhance overall performance for critical applications.

All three models incorporate leading technologies such as MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output), ensuring better signal strength and faster speeds. They also come equipped with the latest Wi-Fi standards, providing users with future-proofing capabilities and improved performance. The aesthetic designs of these devices complement any modern setting, making them not only functional but also visually appealing.

In summary, WHP Wireless provides a range of models that cater to different networking needs. The WHP-1120 is perfect for high-demand applications, the WHP-1100 offers simplicity for basic users, and the WHP-1130 is ideal for those seeking high performance and security. Each model encompasses advanced technologies, user-friendly features, and reliability that WHP Wireless is known for, making them excellent choices for anyone looking to enhance their wireless experience.
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