Compex Technologies NP25G 6C manual Configuring PCs to be Wireless Clients

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Configuring PCs to be Wireless Clients

The first step is similar to that of wired PCs connected to the Fast Ethernet. We have to ensure that the wireless client gets an IP address that it will use to communicate with the router and other PCs across the network.

Hence, please note that in Windows XP, you will need to select the wireless network connection corresponding to the wireless adapter you use.

Once you have completed the IP configuration for the wireless client, you may proceed to set up your wireless client’s SSID (Network name) so that it will connect with the router.

Note for Windows 98SE/ME/2000 users: the following ! configuration steps for wireless client setup may differ for different wireless Ethernet adapters with vendor specific driver and utilities. Please refer to your adapter’s manual

for more information.

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Contents Page FCC Notice EN 61000-3-3 IEC610000-3-3 Product Safety Table of Contents Appendix View the Technical Specifications Overview the Product IntroductionFeatures Key FeaturesVirtual Servers based on Port-forwarding, IP-forwarding WDS2 Security Features Install the Hardware Overview the LEDs Setup the Software PC ConfigurationME… Select Obtain an IP address automatically Configure PC with static IP address for Windows 98SE or ME Configure PC with static IP address for Windows 2K or XP Configuring PCs to be Wireless Clients Configure Wireless Client for Windows XP Perform Basic Router Setup StepStep Access Web Interface Setup Secured Wireless Connection Setup Secured Wireless ConnectionPage Perform Configuration Configure Wireless Setup Set Security Mode Disable SecuritySetup WEP Page For WPA2-Personal Setup WPAFor WPA-Personal For WPA-Personal-AUTOEnter the GTK Group Transient Key Updates Configure the Advanced Wlan Settings Set Wireless Multimedia WMM WMM Parameters for advanced users Setup WDS2 Follow these steps to change the setup the root access point Follow these settings to setup access point Configure WDS2 link Setup Management Port Parameters DescriptionTo Setup Dhcp Server NoneSet Dhcp Mode to Dhcp Server 192.168.168.100 Page Set Dhcp Mode to Dhcp Relay Parameters Description View Active Dhcp Leases Lease Expired TimeReserve IP Addresses for Predetermined Dhcp Clients Step Delete Dhcp Server Reservation View Statistics Select StatisticsSetup WAN Setup WAN for Cable Internet with Dynamic IP Assignment Configuration command menu, click MAC Clone to continue Setup WAN for Cable Internet with Static IP Assignment Setup WAN for Adsl Internet Using PPPoE Setup WAN for Adsl Internet using Pptp Enter the IP address of your VPN ServerPage Setup WAN for Adsl Internet using L2TP Configure Static Routing On this page, click the Add button Configure NAT Configure Virtual Server Based on DMZ Host Configuration OptionsConfigure Virtual Servers Based on Port Forwarding Hit the Add button on the Port Forward EntriesPage Enter the Private IP Address Page Configuration IP Forward Entries page will reflect your new additionConfigure Bandwidth Control for WAN Configuration menuConfigure Bandwidth Control for LAN Use Remote Management RemoteUse Parallel Broadband Page Configure Email Notification PasswordEmail address of Sender Use Static Address Translation Use DNS Redirection Redirection Setup Ddns Choice Provider NameRegister Now Select 2MyDNS as Ddns Service Provider Page Select DtDNS as Ddns Service Provider Configure UPnP Configuration Configure Security Configure Packet FilteringPage ƒ Any day Filtering Configuration table will then be updated Configure URL Filtering Configure Firewall Icmp Types Description Packet TypeIgmp Types Source IPPage View Firewall Logs LogsAdminister the System Use the System Tools MenuSet the Time Upgrade the Firmware Settings Profile Reboot the System Change Your Login Password View System Information Appendix Learn About Commonly Used Terms Dsss Ieee Pptp WAN Type Industry StandardsWAN Interface LAN/WLAN InterfaceFirmware Upgradeable Configuration InterfaceProfile Backup and Restore Physical DimensionTechnical Support Information Technical Support Centres