10.3 WDS Bridge Mode
Step1 | Log in to the web‐based configuration interface using the default IP address | |
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Step2 | In the left pane, go to Management > Operation Mode. | |
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Step3 | Under Please choose the Operation Mode 5G, click WDS Bridge Mode. | |
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Step4 | Click Apply to save your changes. | |
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Step5 | Enter the Device A LAN IP address (for example, 192.168.10.100). | |
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Step6 | Enter the Device B LAN IP address (for example, 192.168.10.101). | |
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Step7 | In the left pane, go to Management > Status. | |
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Step8 | Under 5GHz WDS, find the 5GHz BSSID (MAC address) of the devices you want to | |
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Step9 | In the left pane, go to 5GHz Wireless > WDS Link. | |
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Step10 | In the Channel field, select the desired 5 GHz channel/frequency. | |
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Step11 | In the WDA MAC 0 field, enter the 5GHz BSSID (MAC address) of the WDS link | |
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Step12 | Click Apply to save your changes. | |
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Step13 | Repeat steps 2 through 12 for both WDS bridges, so that Device A has the 5GHz | |
| BSSID (MAC address) of Device B and Device B has the 5GHz BSSID (MAC address) of | |
| Device A. | |
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Step14 | Optional: Go to 5GHz Wireless > WDS Link and click Security to set up wireless | |
| security for the WDS bridge mode connection. (WEP is the only encryption method | |
| supported for the WDS bridge mode connection.) | |
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