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WHP Wireless WHP-1100, WHP-1120, WHP-1130 user manual Windows 95/98, Windows NT, Windows 2000/XP

Models: WHP-1100 WHP-1120 WHP-1130

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Windows 95/98

step 1. Click Start/Run, type winipcfg, and click OK. The IP Configuration dialog box will open.

step 2. Select the network adapter you use to connect to the Outdoor AP. Click Release.

step 3. Click Renew to retrieve new information (IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway address) from the DHCP server. Click OK to save the changes and exit the program.

Windows NT 4.0

step 1. Click Start/Programs/Command Prompt. Type ipconfig /release (with a space after ipconfig) and press Enter.

step 2. Type ipconfig /renew (with a space after ipconfig) and press Enter to retrieve new information (IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway address) from the DHCP server.

step 3. Type exit and press Enter.

Windows 2000/XP

step 1. Click Start/Programs/Accessories/Command Prompt. Type ipconfig /release (with a space after ipconfig) and press Enter.

step 2. Type ipconfig /renew (with a space after ipconfig) and press Enter to retrieve new information (IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway address) from the DHCP server.

step 3. Type exit and press Enter.

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WHP Wireless WHP-1100, WHP-1120, WHP-1130 user manual Windows 95/98, Windows NT, Windows 2000/XP

Contents

Outdoor AP User’s ManualWHP-1100, WHP-1120 & WHP-1130 TRADEMARKS Outdoor Access PointPacking List HARDWARE PRE-CONFIGURATION ContentsHOW TO USE THIS GUIDE WIRELESS PRODUCT PLACEMENT GUIDELINESTROUBLESHOOTING ADVANCED SETTINGSFAQS LIMITED WARRANTYFIGURES Introduction Outdoor Access PointRelated Products WLAN Management System Automatic Discovery of Compatible DevicesWindows NT Windows 95/98Windows 2000/XP WLAN Management System Hardware and Software Requirements ESSID Terminology Used in this GuideBSSID, MAC ID Regulatory DomainHow to Use this Guide Planning the Network Infrastructure Network TypesThe reasons for having multiple APs installed are Planning an Infrastructure Network Single AP InstallationMultiple AP Installation RoamingThe requirements for a roaming environment are Figure 4-1. Outdoor Access Point and DC Injector Hardware DescriptionOutdoor Access Point Outdoor Access Point Figure 4-2. Outdoor Access Point InstallationOutdoor Access Point Hardware Pre-configuration Wireless Product Placement Guidelines Page Figure 6. Welcome window Outdoor Access PointFigure 7. Choose Destination Location window Figure 9. Setup Complete window step 4. Click NextFigure 8. Select Program Folder window Using the WLAN Management System Auto-DiscoveryKick Start Function Figure 10. WMS Hosts View windowsFigure 11. WLAN Kick Start window Configuration Config Window - IP PanelConfig Window - Filter Panel Name Config Window - Wireless PanelSSID Transmission Aging TimerBroadcasts RateConfig Window - MAC Access Control Panel Identification for the wireless station Disables or enables an individual entryThe MAC address of a wireless station Config Window - Encryption PanelConfig Window - SNMP Access Control Panel The New/Edit Address dialog box will open Figure Config Window - IEEE 802.1X Panel Authentication OptionsAccounting Options Figure 20. IEEE 802.1X panel - Accounting OptionsRADIUS Settings Figure 21. IEEE 802.1X panel - RADIUS SettingsConfig Window - Trap Server Panel Figure 23. Trap Server panel - Clear all address function Trap ViewOutdoor Access Point Figure 24. Trap View windowConfig Window - Advanced Panel MonitorFigure 26. Monitor command in pop-up menu Identity InformationWMS system default category name Outdoor Access PointStatistics StationsFactory Reset RestartUpgrade Firmware Manage WMS Host Table Advanced SettingsBatch mode operation Partition the network according to the physical locationNew/Edit/Delete a Host Address on Host Table Create Host Table via Automatic DiscoveryImport Host Table to check device’s availability Figure 34. New/Edit Address dialog boxFigure 35. Exporting a configuration profile to a file Exporting a Configuration Profile to a FileImporting a Configuration Profile from a File Figure 36. Importing a configuration profile from a fileOutdoor Access Point Figure 37. Importing a configuration profile from a fileFigure 38. Encryption dialog during importing a configuration profile EncryptionOutdoor Access Point Figure 39. Importing a configuration profile from a fileOn Step 3 screen, click Import Question FAQsAnswer Symptom TroubleshootingSuggested Solutions Technical Support Hardware Limited WarrantySoftware Limited Warranty Service Procedures Return for Credit Service after Warranty PeriodLimitation of Liability ETSI Regulatory Domains and ChannelsCenter Spain