Wep | NDC comm NWH6210, NWH2610 guide

WEP

WEP stands for Wired Equivalent Privacy. It is an encryption scheme that provides secure wireless data communication. WEP uses a 40-bit or 128-bit key to encrypt data. In order to decode the data transmission, each wireless client on the network must use identical keys.

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NDC comm NWH6210, NWH2610 manual Wep

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Technical Support User’s GuideNational Datacomm Corporation NDC World Wide Web Trademarks NWH2610 package should contain the following items Packing ListNWH6210 package should contain the following items Table of Contents Upgrade Firmware List of Figures EW /E DIT /D Elete a H OST a Ddress Introduction InstantWave Wireless LAN Products InstantWave 11Mbps WWB/WEC Automatic Discovery of InstantWave Products Windows 2000/XP Windows 95/98Windows NT System Requirements for the InstantWave Management System Roaming Terminology Used in this GuideDomain Name/SSID Regulatory Domain WEP How to Use this Guide Plan the wireless network Plan the Network Access PointWireless Computer-1 Computer-2 With WEC Infrastructure Network Types Single AP Network Planning WWB and WEC for your wireless network Multiple AP Network Complex Infrastructure network Planning an Infrastructure Network Single AP InstallationMultiple AP Installation Roaming InstantWave 11Mbps WWB/WEC Hardware Description NWH6210 Panels and ConnectorsLED Indicators NWH6210 Color Function Connectors Connector Function LED Indicators NWH2610 NWH2610 Panels Hardware Pre-Configuration Install the InstantWave Management System Using the InstantWave Management System Hosts View Auto-Discovery Auto-Discovery Popup Menu Configuration Dhcp Configuration Dhcp Static IP Configuration Filter Configuration/Filter Wireless Setting Configuration/Wireless Setting Ssid Domain AuthenticationName Mode Ethernet Ethernet/Fixed Address Idle Time Ethernet/Idle Time Configuration/Encryption Encryption InstantWave 11Mbps WWB/WEC Snmp Access Control Configuration/SNMP Access Control New/Edit Address Configuration/Trap Server Trap Server Monitor Summary Information Wireless Statistics Monitor/Summary Monitor/Statistics Upgrade Firmware Upgrade Firmware Reset Load Default Manage the Iwms Host Table Advanced SettingBatch mode operation Partition the network according to the physical location Create a Host Table via Automatic Discovery Import Host Table to check device’s availability New/Edit/Delete a Host Address on the Host Table Export a Configuration profile to a File Import the Configuration Profile from a File Import the Configuration Profile from a File Mounting the WWB InstantWave Product Placement GuidelinesHardware InstantWave 11Mbps WWB/WEC Troubleshooting Symptom Suggested Solutions InstantWave 11Mbps WWB/WEC Technical Support Support from Your Network Supplier NDC Limited Warranty Hardware Limited Warranty Service Procedures Services after Warranty Period Specifications Transmitter Firmware UpgradeTemperature Receiver Spain France Japan Number Frequency AppendixChannel Center MHz Index MAC ID WEP