EnGenius Technologies manual EOA7530 Operating Modes, Access Point Mode

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Chapter 11 – Building a Wireless Network

With its ability to operate in Access Point, Client Bridge, or Client Router Mode, your EOA7530 is the ideal device around which you can build your WLAN. This appendix describes how to build a WLAN around your EOA7530. It begins with a description of the EOA7530’s three operating modes and then goes on to provide examples of how these operating modes can be used in real‐world configurations and how to configure the EOA7530 to operate in these configurations.

A.1 EOA7530 Operating Modes

The following sections describe the three EOA7530 operating modes.

A.1.1 Access Point Mode

In Access Point Mode, the EOA7530 operates as a central connection for stations or clients that support IEEE 802.11b/g networks. All stations and clients within the wireless area to be covered must be configured to use the same SSID and Security Password to associate with each other. In this operating mode, the EOA7530 supports four SSIDs that can be configured independently to isolate clients.

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Contents EOA7530 Table of Contents LAN Setup Page Features Product OverviewBenefits Package Contents System RequirementsHardware Overview Bottom ViewBack Panel Installing the EOA7530 LED Configuring Your Computer for TCP/IP Configuring Microsoft Windows Page Configuring Microsoft Windows Vista Page Configuring Microsoft Windows XP Configuring Microsoft Windows Page Configuring an Apple Macintosh Computer Introducing the Web Configurator Logging in to the Web ConfiguratorBest Practices Wireless Configuration Selecting Operating ModesSelecting Dual Mode for 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Networks Page Wireless Settings Access Point Mode Dual ModeEssid Apply / Cancel Access Point Mode 5 GHz Access Point Mode 2.4 GHz Client Bridge Mode/Client Router Mode Dual Mode 4G Wireless Setting Client Bridge Mode/Client Router Mode 5 GHz5G Wireless Setting Preferred BssidClient Bridge Mode/Client Router Mode 2.4 GHz WDS Bridge Mode Operation Mode 5G Apply / CancelPlease Choose IP Subnet Mask Default GatewayIP Address 802.1d Spanning TreeChannels Bssid Wlan MACAddress Data rates5.3 Site Survey SsidBssid AP Scan List 5 GHz / 2.4 GHz Wireless Security Settings WEP Access PointWMM WEP Client Bridge / Client Router WPA pre‐shared Key Access Point ApplyWPA Type WPA pre‐shared Key Client Bridge / Client Router Pre‐shared Key TypePre‐shared Key Radius Access Point Mode Only Radius Server Password Radius Server IP AddressRadius Server Port Wireless Advanced Settings Advanced Settings Access PointPreamble Type Advanced Settings Client Bridge / Client RouterTx Power DistanceWireless Access Control List MAC Address Filtering Delete SelectedDelete All LAN Setup LAN SettingsEnable Static Dhcp IP Dhcp InfoCurrent Static Dhcp Table Snmp Settings Snmp EnableSnmp Disable Internet Settings Dhcp Dynamic IPStatic IP PPPoE Point‐to‐Point Protocol over Ethernet MTUPptp Point‐to‐Point Tunneling Protocol Dynamic IP Address WAN Interface TypeStatic IP Address WAN Interface Type Enable IPSec pass through Service IP AddressEnable Pptp pass through Enable L2TP pass throughInformation Status StatusWireless Client List System LogInternet Status Management Settings Password SettingsTime Zone Settings Diagnosis Remote Control Upgrade FirmwareSave/Reload Settings Restore Settings Restore to FactoryDefault Settings Backup Settings Restart Network Configuration Example Access Point Mode + Client Bridge ModeClient Router Mode Client BridgeLeft pane, go to Management Operation Mode Access Point Mode EOA7530 Operating ModesClient Bridge Mode Real‐World Configurations Sample Access Point Application‐ Click Apply Sample Access Point and Client Bridge Application Page Page Hardware Specifications Radio Frequency SpecificationsSoftware Features Radio 2 WLAN2Management Environmental and PhysicalProblem Solving Question Answer Factory Default in the Management menuQuestion Answer Contacting Technical SupportChap ESS ID Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol Peap Media Access Control MAC AddressPower Over Ethernet PoE Quality of Service QoSWireless Local‐Area Network Wlan Weighted Fair Queuing WFQWired Equivalent Privacy WEP Wi‐Fi Protected Access WPAWireless Distribution System WDS WPA2Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement Important NoteFCC Radiation Exposure Statement