Chapter 7 Setting up WAN using Wireless Routing Client
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Figure 7.1b Physical layout for setting Compex WP11A+ as Wireless Routing Client
4.Power on the broadband modem and wait for it to complete the initialization process which may take a minute or more, depending on the brand and design of individual modem.
5.Next, power ON the Compex WP11A+ and Compex NP16. When either of the 10M or 100M Ethernet LED lights up, this shows that there is a good cable connection between the ADSL modem, Compex WP11A+ and Compex NP16.
6.Power ON the PC/notebook and the WLAN port LED should light up after entering the Windows environment. This indicates good cable connection between the switch/notebook and the Compex WP11A+.
7.Assume that Compex NP16 has been configured as an Access Point, you can now access to the Internet.
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