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FieldDescription
Wireless Network Name Enter the SSID for the internal WLAN.
(SSID)
The Service Set Identifier (SSID) is a string of up to 32 characters that uniquely identifies a wireless local area network. It is also referred to as the Network Name.
Two SSIDs are shown: one for each Radio on the Internal interface.
Configuring "Guest" Network Wireless Settings
The Guest Settings describe the MAC Address
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MAC Address |
| Shows the MAC address for the Guest interface for this access point. This |
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| is a read- only field that you cannot change. |
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| Although this access is point is physically a single device, it can be |
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| represented on the network as two or more nodes each with a unique |
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| MAC Address. This is accomplished by using multiple Basic Service Set |
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| Identifiers (BSSID) for a single access point. |
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| The MAC address(es) shown for the "Guest" access point is the BSSID(s) |
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| for the "Guest" interface. |
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| Two MAC addresses are shown, one for each Radio on the Guest |
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| interface. |
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Wireless Network Name | Enter the SSID for the guest network. | |
(SSID) |
| The Service Set Identifier (SSID) is a string of up to 32 characters that |
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| uniquely identifies a wireless local area network. It is also referred to as |
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| the Network Name. There are no restrictions on the characters that may |
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| be used in an SSID. |
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| For the guest network, provide an SSID that is different from the internal |
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| SSID and easily identifiable as the "guest" network. |
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| Two SSIDs are shown, one for each Radio on the Guest interface. |
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Updating Settings
To update wireless settings:
1.Navigate to the Wireless Settings page.
2.Configure the wireless settings as required.
3.Click the Update button to apply the changes.