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WHP Wireless WHP-1130, WHP-1120, WHP-1100 user manual Hardware Pre-configuration

Models: WHP-1100 WHP-1120 WHP-1130

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Hardware Pre-configuration

Before adding the Outdoor Access Point to an existing Ethernet network, you may need to set basic parameters — SSID, security (WEP, and possibly 802.1x), AP name, channel number, and IP address — to make the AP compatible with the existing network.

Pre-configuration can also be carried out through WMS. As long as the AP and the management station are on the same physical Ethernet LAN, WMS’s Kick Start function will find the AP and let you set basic parameters. Make connections as follows:

step 1. Using CAT5 waterproof cable, connect the waterproof connector port of the Outdoor AP to the ODU port of DC Injector.

step 2. Using Category 3 or higher UTP or STP cable, connect the RJ-45 port of DC Injector to a 10- or 10/100-Mbps Ethernet hub or switch, and connect the management station to a hub or switch on the same LAN.

step 3. Connect the output code of power adapter to the DC Injector’s DC input jack, and plug it into an AC outlet to power up the Outdoor AP.

If a DHCP server is present, you can also connect the AP to the network, let it obtain IP settings via DHCP, and use WMS’s Auto Discovery feature to learn (and optionally adjust) those settings.

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WHP Wireless WHP-1130, WHP-1120, WHP-1100 user manual Hardware Pre-configuration

Contents

WHP-1100, WHP-1120 & WHP-1130 User’s ManualOutdoor AP TRADEMARKS Outdoor Access PointPacking List Contents HOW TO USE THIS GUIDEHARDWARE PRE-CONFIGURATION WIRELESS PRODUCT PLACEMENT GUIDELINESADVANCED SETTINGS FAQSTROUBLESHOOTING LIMITED WARRANTYFIGURES Introduction Outdoor Access PointRelated Products WLAN Management System Automatic Discovery of Compatible DevicesWindows 2000/XP Windows 95/98Windows NT WLAN Management System Hardware and Software Requirements Terminology Used in this Guide BSSID, MAC IDESSID Regulatory DomainHow to Use this Guide Planning the Network Infrastructure Network TypesThe reasons for having multiple APs installed are Single AP Installation Multiple AP InstallationPlanning an Infrastructure Network RoamingThe requirements for a roaming environment are Outdoor Access Point Hardware DescriptionFigure 4-1. Outdoor Access Point and DC Injector Outdoor Access Point Figure 4-2. Outdoor Access Point InstallationOutdoor Access Point Hardware Pre-configuration Wireless Product Placement Guidelines Page Figure 7. Choose Destination Location window Outdoor Access PointFigure 6. Welcome window Figure 8. Select Program Folder window step 4. Click NextFigure 9. Setup Complete 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 SSID Config Window - Wireless PanelName Aging Timer BroadcastsTransmission RateConfig Window - MAC Access Control Panel Disables or enables an individual entry The MAC address of a wireless stationIdentification for the 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 Trap View Outdoor Access PointFigure 23. Trap Server panel - Clear all address function Figure 24. Trap View windowConfig Window - Advanced Panel MonitorIdentity Information WMS system default category nameFigure 26. Monitor command in pop-up menu Outdoor Access PointStatistics StationsFactory Reset RestartUpgrade Firmware Advanced Settings Batch mode operationManage WMS Host Table Partition the network according to the physical locationCreate Host Table via Automatic Discovery Import Host Table to check device’s availabilityNew/Edit/Delete a Host Address on Host Table Figure 34. New/Edit Address dialog boxExporting a Configuration Profile to a File Importing a Configuration Profile from a FileFigure 35. Exporting a configuration profile to a file Figure 36. Importing a configuration profile from a fileFigure 37. Importing a configuration profile from a file Figure 38. Encryption dialog during importing a configuration profileOutdoor Access Point EncryptionOn Step 3 screen, click Import Figure 39. Importing a configuration profile from a fileOutdoor Access Point Answer FAQsQuestion Suggested Solutions TroubleshootingSymptom Technical Support Software Limited WarrantyHardware Limited Warranty Service Procedures Limitation of Liability Service after Warranty PeriodReturn for Credit Regulatory Domains and Channels CenterETSI Spain