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Asus E2949 3.3Setting up via setup utility, 3.3.1How to launch Wifi-APSolo utility, Windows® Program Menu, Tray Icon, 3.3.2Utility Windows

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3.3Setting up via setup utility

3.3.1How to launch Wifi-AP Solo utility

You can launch Wifi-AP Solo either from the Windows® Program menu or the tray icon. The tray icon is an optional quick launch to be enabled by a user.

Windows® Program Menu

It is the absolute way to launch the WiFi-AP Solo from the program folder.

We recommend that you uninstall the WiFi-AP Solo utility by clicking Start > Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs.

Tray Icon

The tray icon will be not be shown until you enable the Show Tray Icon from the WiFi-AP Solo. When the WiFi-AP Solo icon is shown on the system tray, you could double-click the icon to launch the WiFi-AP Solo Wizard.

3.3.2Utility Windows

•Global Control Bar

Each control items on the Global Control Bar directly affects the adapter of the management GUI.

•Show Tray Icon

When this item is checked, the WiFi-AP Solo icon will appear on the system tray located at the right and lower corner of your Windows screen.

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Contents

Page Page Contents Chapter 1: Product introduction Chapter 2: Installation Chapter 3: Setting up Glossary About this guide How this guide is organized Conventions used in this guide WiFi-APSolo specifications summary Page Page 1.1Welcome 1.2Features ASUS EZ WiFi mode No hardware installation 54Mbps speed advantage Access point mode function Moveable omni-directionalantenna 1.3LED and antenna port LED indicators 1.4Choosing an appropriate wireless network Station Mode 1.4.1Access Point Mode (AP Mode) 1.4.2Station mode Page Page 2.1Installation 2.1.1System requirements 2.1.2Installing the antenna 2.1.3Signal range 2.2Driver and utilities installation Page 3.1About the setup utilities 3.2Setting up with WiFi-APSolo Wizard Install the WiFi-APSolo software from the support CD After completing the installation, the WiFi AP Solo Setup Wizard will run automatically Page Page Page 3.3Setting up via setup utility 3.3.1How to launch Wifi-APSolo utility Windows® Program Menu Tray Icon 3.3.2Utility Windows Status page Config page Statistics page Advanced page Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) page 3.3.3Setting up AP Mode Wireless 3.3.4Setting up the station mode Open Network Connection Properties General Preferred networks Add Advanced 3.4Setting up wireless security Network authentication Encryption Page Access Point (AP) Ad Hoc Basic Rate Set Basic Service Area (BSS) Broadband Default Key Device Name DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) DNS Server Address (Domain Name System) DSL Modem (Digital Subscriber Line) Extended Service Set (ESS) ESSID (Extended Service Set Identifier) Ethernet Firewall Gateway IEEE IEEE 802.11a IEEE 802.11b IEEE 802.11g Infrastructure IP (Internet Protocol) IP Address ISM Bands (Industrial, Scientific, and Medicine Bands) ISP (Internet Service Provider) NIC (Network Interface Card) Packet Pass Phrase PPP (Point-to-PointProtocol) PPPoE (Point-to-PointProtocol over Ethernet) Station Subnet Mask TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) WAN (Wide Area Network) WECA (Wireless Ethernet Compatibility Alliance) Page Page Wireless LAN channels Page Safety statements Federal Communications Commission Statement Regulatory Information/Disclaimers Safety Information MPE Statement Caution Statement of the FCC Radio Frequency Exposure RF Exposure