Cooper Bussmann Wireless Ethernet & Device Server
The configuration for Site A and B are shown below. In this example, Site B uses its primary access point to act as an access point for Virtual Stations on Site A and D, and uses a Virtual Station to act as a client to Site C. Site A uses two Virtual Stations to act as clients to Site B and to Site C.
Site B configuration – Network Page configured as Primary Access Point
Site B WDS configuration - Repeaters Page configured with Virtual Station to Site C
Site A WDS configuration - Repeaters Page configured with two Virtual Clients to Sites B & C.
Encryption levels and key above are shows as being different however they can be the same as in some of the earlier examples. One reason why the Encryption level and key would be different is because the Access Point may have clients that communicate using a different Encryption method e.g., 128 bit WEP and may not support the same Encryption method.
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