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42CHAPTER 4: CONFIGURING THE ACCESS POINT USING A WEB BROWSER

5Make sure the server WWW service is running.

6Select Properties-->Service Properties to display the WWW service properties for the server. The WWW Service Properties window opens.

7Select the Directories tab.

8Click Add to open the Directories dialog box.

9Type the complete path to the directory created in step one.

10Select Virtual Directory.

11Type the folder alias (i.e., AirConnectHelp).

12Click OK.

13Enable the Default document option.

14Type AirConnectHelp.htm as the default document and click Apply.

15Click OK to exit the window.

Setup Local Workstation Help File Access

To access the Help ﬁle from a local workstation, users need to load the Help ﬁle on the hard disk. To install the Help ﬁle, run the InstallShield program.

1Select AirConnect Firmware & Software Downloads from the disk or 3Com Web site at http://support.3com.com.

2Find and click the APHTMLHelp_Install32_102.exe ﬁle. The Unpacking WAP HTML Help window displays indicating that the ﬁle is decompressing and the installation wizard is about to run. The WAP HTML Help Installation Setup dialog box displays.

3Follow the on-screen instructions to install the Help ﬁle on the local workstation hard disk.

To access the Help ﬁle located on the local workstation, follow the procedure below.

1Click Start from the Windows Task bar.

2Select Programs-->3Com(or the directory name created during the installation process).

3Click WAP HTML Help to launch the help ﬁle program. To exit the Help ﬁle, do the following:

1Click File from the Windows menu bar.

2Select Close/Exit.

Accessing the Web Browser UI

Using a Web browser to gain access to the UI requires that the workstation have a TCP/IP stack and access to a Web browser. The remote station can be on the wired or wireless LAN.

To verify that the Web Server option is enabled for the AP, do the following:

1Access the UI using a Serial or Telnet connection.

2Select System Conﬁguration.

3Verify that the Web Server option on the System Conﬁguration dialog box is enabled.

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Cabletron Systems 3Com manual Select Virtual Directory, Select Close/Exit, Accessing the Web Browser UI

Contents

Version AirConnect 11 Mbps Wireless LAN Access Point User GuidePublished December Clara, California 3Com CorporationBayfront Plaza Santa 95052-8145CONTENTS 1 OVERVIEW OF DIGITAL WIRELESS NETWORKING3 MONITORING STATISTICS 2 INSTALLING ACCESS POINT HARDWARE4 CONFIGURING THE ACCESS POINT USING A WEB BROWSER Package ContentsGaining Access to the User Interface UI 5 MONITORING WIRELESS CLIENTS6 CONFIGURING THE AP USING THE ASCII INTERFACE Filtering to Forward PacketsConﬁguring PPP Online Technical Services A ACCESS POINT SPECIFICATIONS B TECHNICAL SUPPORTINDEX WARRANTY AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCE 3Com Corporation Limited WarrantyPage Introduction OVERVIEW OF DIGITAL WIRELESS 1 NETWORKINGAirConnect Installation CD AirConnect Network10 CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW OF DIGITAL WIRELESS NETWORKING AirConnect Network Topologies AirConnect Access PointAP Features Built-in diagnostics including a power-up self-check Radio Basics 00A0F8249AC8 Radio BasicsWireless LAN Service Area 802.1d Spanning Tree Support16 CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW OF DIGITAL WIRELESS NETWORKING Site Surveys Theory of OperationFiltering and Access Control Network Control Protocol NCP as described in 1220 PPP Extensions for BridgingRFC 1171 the Point-to-Point Protocol, July PPP Connection 20 CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW OF DIGITAL WIRELESS NETWORKINGfollowing conditions For extended roaming to work, you must use a static IP address The signal quality of a potential AP exceeds that of the current APThe following terms describe elements of the extended roaming feature Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP 1 Protocol or SchemeManagement protocol MIB Using SNMPProgrammable SNMP Trap Support Increased MIB SupportUsing the User Interface MethodDescription Package Contents INSTALLING ACCESS POINT HARDWAREPrecautions RequirementsPower Options Mounting the AP Ceiling Mount To mount an AP on a ceiling The power adapter connects to the rear of the AP and to a power outlet Using the PowerBASE-TLED Indicators LED Indicatorscondition, and other activity PowerTroubleshooting Verify AP OperationElectrical Management System EMS operating outlet Verify Network Wiring and Topology Page Interface Statistics MONITORING STATISTICSSystem Properties Forwarding CountsStatistics Ethernet StatisticsRadio Frequency StatisticStatistics MiscellaneousPress Esc or Previous F4 to exit Statistics window, select Main Menu→Misc Statistics2 Select Clear All Statistics Clearing StatisticsKnown APs 1 Select Conﬁguration from the Main MenuHelp File Access CONFIGURING THE ACCESS POINT USINGGaining Access to the User Interface UI Using a Web Browser Setup Network Web Server Help File Access2 Select Close/Exit Accessing the Web Browser UI10 Select Virtual Directory 2 Select System Conﬁguration1 Select Special Functions 1 Select Special Functions 2 Select Reset AP2 Select Alter Filenames/HELP URL/TFTP Server/DHCP using Tab 4 Select Save F1 to save the conﬁgurationb Select Temporary Internet ﬁles and Settings 3Com Access Point2 Under Conﬁguration, select Security 3 Select System Password 1 Select Easy Setup--Easy Setup 1 Select Easy Setup--Easy Setup 2 Click Add/Delete GatewaysTo install an AP, follow the procedure below 3 Click View/Add/Delete next to Allowed Wireless Clients Adding Allowed Wireless Clients1 Select Conﬁguration--Security 2 Select Enabled for Access Control Adding or Deleting a Range of Allowed Wireless ClientsEnabling or Disabling Encryption 3 For the Short RF Preamble setting, click DisabledConsiderations 1 Select Conﬁguration--Security2 Type the AP’s name in the Unit Name text box 8 Enter a value in minutes for the Wireless Client Inactivity Timeout 5 Enter the Multicast Mask data and voice values9 Click Clear Entries to reinstate the default settings 6 Select Enabled or Disable All for All SNMP Traps 11 Click Clear Entries to reinstate the default settingsConﬁguring the Originating Modem 1 Select Conﬁguration--PPP/Modem. The PPP/Modem Setup page displays2 Select Enabled for PPP Interface 3 Select PPP for Serial Port Use 4 Select Originate for Modem Connect Mode2 Select Answer for Modem Connect Mode 1 Select Conﬁguration--Filtering. The Filtering Setup page displaysConﬁguring the Answering Modem Filtering to Forward PacketsDisabling Type Filtering Removing Filtered Packet Types Networking Protocols2 Click Delete Filter 2 Under Conﬁguration, select FirmwareClear All Statistics 4 Select Regular at the Wireless Clients prompt MONITORING WIRELESS CLIENTSWireless Clients Foreign Agent to tell the “home” AP where to forward packets7 Press Close to return to the previous menu 1 Select Special Functions from the Main MenuClearing Statistics 2 Select Clear All StatisticsASCII INTERFACE CONFIGURING THE AP USING THEselection, then press Enter. Answer yes when prompted to save changes latest version. Refer to “Manually Updating AP Firmware” on pageEnable serial port Navigating the UITo exit from submenus, press Esc Conﬁguring The Serial Port 2 Select Telnet Logins2 Press Tab to select System Password 1 Select Set Serial Port Conﬁguration from the Main MenuConﬁguring the Dial-Up System Hanging Up2 Select Modem Hangup Access Point Installation62 CHAPTER 6 CONFIGURING THE AP USING THE ASCII INTERFACE Configuring the AP 6 Do one of the following Select OK to register the settings Or 4 Do one of the following Select OK to register the settings Or PPP with Modems PPP DirectEstablishing a Connection 66 CHAPTER 6 CONFIGURING THE AP USING THE ASCII INTERFACE4 Set the Connect Mode to Answer Originating APAnswering AP 1 Select the Special Functions Menu from the Main MenuRead-Only and Read/Write Community were submitted. The default value For automatic dial-out, reset the APprivileges. Ensure the password used matches the System Password used 68 CHAPTER 6 CONFIGURING THE AP USING THE ASCII INTERFACE000AF8F00101 Range of Wireless ClientsAddress Type? range individual 000AF8F002FFRemoving All Allowed Wireless Clients Removing Allowed Wireless ClientsEnable/Disable the ACL 3 Press Add F2Removing Disallowed Wireless Clients Load ACL from Wireless Client ListAdding Disallowed Wireless Clients Address FilteringSelect Clear wireless client Table Clearing WirelessSetting Logging Clients from the APManually Updating AP Firmwareprevious version of AP ﬁrmware The remainder of this procedure uses Windows 98 as an example 5 Select Alter Filenames/HELP URL/TFTP and press EnterTo update the AP ﬁrmware using TFTP, do the following 8 Open the Special Functions window Downloading firmware using XMODEM. Send firmware with XMODEM nowDownloading HTML file using XMODEM. Send HTML file with XMODEM now 13 Select Send FileDownload Successful Updating AP Update Successful 5 Select Alter Filenames/HELP URL/TFTP Server and press EnterPerforming Pings Using MD5Authentication Extended RoamingConﬁguration EncryptionConsiderations Requirements3 Press the Tab key to highlight .Short RF Preamble Enabled and Restoring Conﬁgurations2 Select Restore Factory Conﬁguration 80 CHAPTER 6 CONFIGURING THE AP USING THE ASCII INTERFACERadio Characteristics ACCESS POINT SPECIFICATIONSPhysical Characteristics Output CharacteristicsNetwork Characteristics 82 APPENDIX A ACCESS POINT SPECIFICATIONSOnline Technical ServicesTECHNICAL SUPPORT World Wide Web SiteA list of system hardware and software, including revision levels Diagnostic error messagesProduct model name, part number, and serial number Details about recent conﬁguration changes, if applicableTo obtain an RMA number, call or fax Returning Products for RepairPage INDEX SNMP agent system password, changing 44 system properties windowwireless clients adding updating AP ﬁrmware ASCII UI3Com AirConnect Access Point 3Com Corporation Limited WarrantyWARRANTY AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCE YEAR 2000 WARRANTYWARRANTIES EXCLUSIVE OBTAINING WARRANTYSERVICE LIMITATION OF LIABILITYRegulatory Compliance Information RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE REQUIREMENTS CANADA3Com End User Software License Agreement IMPORTANT Read Before Using This Product