●Make sure that you take appropriate security measures when the Internet Connection Firewall function is disabled.
When using personal firewall software provided standalone or as part of anti- virus or network security software:
antivirus scanning and network security software sometimes includes a function called a personal firewall intended to prevent unauthorised access by other computers. Depending on the software, the security level of this function may initially be set to a high level. If this high security level setting is left enabled, other computers may be unable to access your computer. This can cause problems such as not being able to connect to the network when changing the Wireless Broadband Router settings. In this event, lower the security level to allow the network connection. While the security level is lowered, pay special attention to security. It is highly recommended that you return to the original settings after setting up the Wireless Broadband Router.
●Pay special attention to security issues.
For questions about firewall functions, please contact your firewall software manufacturer.
For more details about the Access Point settings, consult the Help files. To display Help:
Click Start, point to Programs (All Programs in Windows XP), Wireless LAN and click Access Point Scan Help.
To display Help for the Access Point Setup Page:
Click Help on the Access Point Setup Page.
Procedure 2 - Connecting the Access Point
Connect the DSL modem, ISDN router, broadband router or Ethernet LAN.
1Connect the Wireless Unit and Power Unit.
2Connect your DSL modem, ISDN router, broadband router or Ethernet LAN hub to the power unit with an Ethernet cable.
3Connect to the power outlet.
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