Dynamic Routing | Compex Technologies WPE54 guide

Chapter 5 Further Configuration

5.4.2Dynamic Routing

When using dynamic routing, the access point can continuously update its routing table with the latest routing information, thus automatically adjusting to any physical changes in the network topology.

The access point supports RIP1 (Routing Information Protocol) and RIP2 (Routing Information Protocol version 2), and periodically broadcasts its routing tables to neighboring routers. The best route is chosen if there are multiple routes to a destination.

The next steps will guide you in setting up dynamic routing.

Dynamic Routing

Click on Routing from the CONFIGURATION menu.

By default, Dynamic Routing is disabled.

Select which dynamic routing protocol to implement from the Routing Protocol drop down list.

Click on the Apply button.

Reboot the system.

From then on, the IP Routing Table will be dynamically updated.

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Compex Technologies WPE54 manual By default, Dynamic Routing is disabled

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Page Trademark Information DisclaimerYour Feedback FCC Notice Declaration of Conformity Compex, Inc Technical Support Information Conventions How to Use this DocumentAbout This Document Firmware Chapter Hardware Installation Chapter Further Configuration Appendix Troubleshooting 118 Hardware Installation Product Overview Features and BenefitsIntroduction Hardware Installation STP When to use which mode Access Point Mode Access Point Client Mode Gateway Mode Static IP addressDynamic IP address PPP over Ethernet PPPoE Singapore Adsl Ethernet 512KAustralia BPA Cable Wireless Routing Client Mode Wireless Bridge Link Mode Wireless Ethernet Adapter Mode Setup Requirements Hardware Installation Access to Web-based Interface Access to the Web interface with uConfigThrough our Utility uConfig Access to Web-based Interface Access to Web-based Interface Direct access to web-based interface via Internet Explorer Access to Web-based Interface Access to Web-based Interface Access to Web-based Interface Setting up your LAN Common ConfigurationManagement Port Setup Management Port Wlan Basic Setup Wlan Security STP Setup Description Parameters Common Configuration To view the active Dhcp leases View Active Dhcp LeasesGo to the Advanced Dhcp Server Reserve Specific IP addresses Common Configuration Delete Dhcp Server Reservation Advanced Wlan SetupBasic Security Basic Setup Wireless Mode To configure the Basic setup of the wireless mode Common Configuration Common Configuration To configure the Advanced setup of the wireless mode Advanced Setup Wireless ModeWlan Advanced Setup AP/Gateway mode only Common Configuration Scan For Site Survey Scan for Site Survey Ssid Link Information table illustrates the following data Show Link InformationShow Link Information Link Information section Wireless Extended Features Features ModeAccess Control The Wireless Pseudo Vlan Wireless Pseudo Vlan Per Node Wireless Pseudo Vlan Per Node Wireless Pseudo Vlan Per Group Wireless Pseudo Vlan Per Group Common Configuration Delete client from a group Tag Vlan Wireless Pseudo Vlan Tag Vlan Common Configuration Delete client from a Tag Vlan Star Configuration WDS Wireless Setup The Wireless Distributed System WDS Chain Configuration WDS WDS Configuration Setup At the Edit WDS Link page which shows Click on the Back button to return to the WDS Status Common Configuration WMM Parameters WMM Parameters WMM Parameters for advanced users Long Distance Parameters Long Distance Parameters available in all modes Distance ACK TimeoutCTS Timeout Outdoor Selecting Security Mode Security Mode is set toWlan Security How to set up WEP Available in ALL modes Security Mode -WEPWhen using 64-bit encryption When using 128-bit encryption At the Wlan Security Setup Further ConfigurationHow to set up WPA-PSK Security Mode -WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, WPA-PSK-AUTO Further Configuration Radius Server, if any Security Mode -802.1x/RADIUS Security Mode WPA-EAP, WPA2-EAP, WPA-EAP-AUTO How to set up WPA EAP Further Configuration STP Setup Further Configuration Further Configuration Bandwidth STP Cost Scenario #1 No STP, No Pseudo Vlan Scenario #2 With STP, No Pseudo Vlan Scenario #3 With STP and Pseudo Vlan Hello Time Enabling STP SetupForwarding Delay Priority Snmp Setup MAC FilteringEnabling Snmp Enabling MAC Filtering UConfig Set up Setting up uConfig Configuring WAN Setup Click on WAN Setup from the Configuration menuChanging WAN Type Changing WAN Type Dynamic IP Configuration At the Dynamic IP WAN SetupDynamic IP Changing WAN Type Static IP Configuration At the Static IP WAN SetupStatic IP Changing WAN Type PPPoE Configuration At the PPPoE WAN SetupPPPoE PPPoE Parameter Description Chapter Further Configuration Changing WAN Type Singapore Adsl Configuration At the Singapore Adsl WAN SetupSingapore Adsl At the Australia BPA WAN Setup Changing WAN Type Pptp Configuration At the Pptp WAN SetupPptp Enabling NAT To set up a De-Militarised Zone host Setting up DMZDisable DMZ To set up port forwarding Address field Set up Port Forwarding For Known Server Delete a table entry Set up Port Forwarding For Custom Server Application Port Number Routing Delete Static Routing Static RoutingStatic Routing Specify the Destination IP By default, Dynamic Routing is disabled Dynamic RoutingDynamic Routing Source IP Address TCP PortTime frame IP Filtering Click on IP Filtering from the Configuration menu At the Destination Port drop down list, select either Further Configuration Delete IP Filtering Filtering Configuration table will then be refreshed Remote Management feature Remote ManagementPort and the Telnet Port Load balancing Enabling Parallel Broadband Only available in Gateway mode Fail-Over Redundancy To enable Parallel Broadband Enable Parallel BroadbandClick on Parallel Broadband from the Configuration menu System Identity Using the System Tools MenuSystem Utilities System Tools menu Wlan Station List Wlan Station ListClick on Wlan Station List from the System Tools menu Time Zone for the system Set System’s ClockSet System’s Clock Click on Set System’s Clock from the System Tools menu Upgrade Firmware path and file name field Firmware UpgradeFirmware Upgrade Click on Firmware Upgrade from the System Tools menu Reset Your Settings to Factory Default Save Your SettingsBackup Your Settings Restore Your Settings Reboot System Reboot Your deviceClick on Reboot System from the System Tools menu Changing your Password Change Password Logout Using the Help menu Get Technical Support Get Technical SupportClick on Get Technical Support from the Help menu About System AI Solutions to Common Problems Appendix I Troubleshooting For Netscape 4.7 or later versions Am not able to access the Web interface of the access point My laptop is not able to access the AP Want to set the access point to its factory default settings Appendix I Troubleshooting Diag LED Operation State AIII.1 Configure dynamic IP Address in Windows 98SE/ME Appendix III TCP/IP Configuration 124 Appendix III TCP/IP Configuration Appendix III TCP/IP Configuration AIII.2 Configure dynamic IP Address in Windows XP/2000 Appendix III TCP/IP Configuration AIII.3 Configure static IP Address in Windows 98SE/ME AIII.4 Configure static IP Address in Windows XP/2000 Appendix Panel Views and Descriptions Features Status and Indications Appendix IV Panel Views and Descriptions WPA1/2-PSK / WPA1/2-EAP Appendix Technical Specifications Snmp CE R&TTE Appendix V Technical Specifications Manual Number 0428-V1.4C Version May Cxxxvi