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28CHAPTER 2: INSTALLING ACCESS POINT HARDWARE

Network Connection Locate the Ethernet port and power plug on the back of the AP, as shown by items 2 (power plug) and 3 (Ethernet port) in the ﬁgure below. Item 1 is the serial port.

Ethernet conﬁgurations vary according to the environment. Determine the

Ethernet wiring to connect the AP, 10BASE-T UTP, or single cell.

10BASE-T UTP Use a 10BASE-T connection for multiple APs or an AP attached to a wired UTP Ethernet hub. Normal 10BASE-T limitations apply.

1Plug the data cable with an RJ-45 connector into the AP Ethernet port.

2Plug the other end of the data cable into the LAN access port (possibly a hub or wall connection).

3Add additional APs as needed.

Single Cell The single-cell connection option allows a single AP to connect wireless clients without a wired network. Wireless clients appear as peers, as in any Ethernet environment.

Power Options	■	Standard power supply: 115/230VAC, 50/60Hz, 24V/14.
		■	US line cord Part Number: 23844-00-00
	■	Remote power distribution system, Part Number: AP-PS-11
		■	Refer to application note AP-PS-01 located on the 3Com Technologies
			web page.

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Cabletron Systems 3Com Power Options, Standard power supply 115/230VAC, 50/60Hz, 24V/14, US line cord Part Number, Web

Contents

AirConnect 11 Mbps Wireless LAN Access Point User Guide Version 3Com Corporation Bayfront Plaza SantaClara, California 95052-8145 Contents Installing Access Point Hardware Monitoring Wireless Clients Access Point Installation Conﬁguring the AP Access Point Specifications Technical Support Page Overview of Digital Wireless Networking IntroductionAirConnect Network Topologies Overview of Digital Wireless Networking AirConnect Network Topologies AirConnect Access Wireless clientsPoint To the Ethernet LAN AirConnect Access Point PowerBASE-T Wireless clients and APsRadio Basics Results in the original digital data Radio Basics Wireless LAN Service Area 802.1d Spanning Tree Support Site Surveys Filtering and Access Control Network Control Protocol NCP as described PPP Connection Data Rate Requirement Overview of Digital Wireless Networking Theory of Operation Simple Network Management Protocol Snmp Using Snmp Programmable Snmp Trap SupportManagement protocol MIB Increased MIB Support Using the User Interface Method Description Installing Access Point Hardware PrecautionsPackage Contents Requirements Power Options Standard power supply 115/230VAC, 50/60Hz, 24V/14Remote power distribution system, Part Number AP-PS-11 US line cord Part Number Below Mounting the APWall Mount To mount an AP on a wall Ceiling Mount To mount an AP on a ceiling Mounting the AP PowerBASE-T UsingPowerBASE-T can be used to power the AP Off Blinking Power No power Power on During boot sequence LED IndicatorsCondition, and other activity Troubleshooting 3Com Support CenterVerify AP Operation Electrical Management System EMS operating outlet Verify Network Wiring Topology Network connection veriﬁcationPage Monitoring Statistics System PropertiesInterface Statistics Forwarding Counts Radio Frequency Ethernet StatisticsStatistics Miscellaneous Statistics window, select Main Menu→Misc StatisticsPress Esc or Previous F4 to exit Type Name Definition Known APs Clearing StatisticsSelect Clear All Statistics Gaining Access to the User Interface UI Using a Web Browser Gaining access to the User Interface UIHelp File Access Setup Network Web Server Help File Access Accessing the Web Browser UI Select Virtual DirectorySelect Close/Exit Select System Conﬁguration Select Special Functions Select Reset AP Select Save F1 to save the conﬁguration Under Conﬁguration, select Security Select System Password Type the case sensitive AP name Select Easy Setup--Easy Setup Click Add/Delete Gateways Select Easy Setup--Easy SetupParameter Description Adding or Deleting a Range of Allowed Wireless Clients Adding Allowed Wireless ClientsAdding or Deleting Disallowed Wireless Clients For the Short RF Preamble setting, click Disabled ConsiderationsEnabling or Disabling Encryption Select Conﬁguration--Security Interface Description Default Condition Enable or disable interfaces on the APFrequency No. of Channels Country Enter the Multicast Mask data and voice values Select Enabled or Disable All for All Snmp Traps Snmp Trap Description Default Value Conﬁguring the Originating Modem Filtering to Forward Packets Conﬁguring the Answering ModemFiltering to Discard Packets Removing Filtered Packet Types Networking Protocols Click Delete FilterDisabling Type Filtering Under Conﬁguration, select Firmware Active. Clear the wireless client association table for Special Function Description Wireless Clients Monitoring Wireless ClientsSelect Regular at the Wireless Clients prompt Indicates a 3Com voice-enabled device Latest version. Refer to Manually Updating AP Firmware on Ascii InterfaceVersions Conﬁgure the AP for the following Enable serial portArrow/Function Key Control Character To exit from submenus, press Esc Prompt Description Select Telnet Logins Press Tab to select System PasswordTo enable and conﬁgure the serial port connection on the AP Conﬁguring The Serial Port Setting Description Conﬁguring the Dial-Up SystemHanging Up Select Modem Hangup Installation Window Configuring the AP That can associate with this AP. The default is Disabled Wsaid Establishing a Connection PPP DirectPPP with Modems Set the Connect Mode to Answer Originating APAnswering AP From the answering APs UI For automatic dial-out, reset the AP Range of Wireless Clients Press up/down arrows to toggle between range and individual Enable/Disable the ACL Removing Allowed Wireless ClientsRemoving All Allowed Wireless Clients Load ACL from Wireless Client List Adding Disallowed Wireless ClientsRemoving Disallowed Wireless Clients Address Filtering Clearing Wireless Setting LoggingClients from the AP Options AP Firmware Manually UpdatingPrevious version of AP ﬁrmware Select Alter Filenames/HELP URL/TFTP and press Enter Remainder of this procedure uses Windows 98 as an exampleType the ﬁrmware ﬁle name in the Download Filename ﬁeld Select Transfer from the emulation program menu bar Open the Special Functions windowSelect Send File Download is complete when the UI displays Select Alter Filenames/HELP URL/TFTP Server and press Enter Using MD5 AuthenticationPerforming Pings Extended Roaming Encryption Wireless client and the access pointHex-digit sequence Press the Tab key to highlight .Short RF Preamble Enabled Restoring Conﬁgurations Select Restore Factory Conﬁguration Access Point Specifications Physical CharacteristicsRadio Characteristics Frequency No. of Channels Country Output Characteristics Network Characteristics Services Technical SupportOnline Technical World Wide Web Site Latin America North America To obtain an RMA number, call or fax Page Index Ascii Snmp agent 3Com Corporation Limited Warranty 3Com AirConnect Access Point Obtaining Warranty Regulatory Compliance Information Radio Frequency Interference Requirements Canada Important Read Before Using This Product 3Com End User Software License Agreement