ZyXEL Communications G-160 2.6The About Screen, About

		ZyAIR G-160 User’s Guide
		Table 2-9 Statistics

	LABEL	DESCRIPTION

	Error Packets	This is the total number of packets that the ZyAIR receives with errors.

	Beacons	This is the total number of beacons that the ZyAIR receives from other WLAN devices for
		probing.
	Total Bytes	This is the total number of bytes that the ZyAIR receives.

	Transmit

	Good Packets	This is the total number of packets that the ZyAIR sends out without errors.

	Ack Packets	This is the total number of packets that the ZyAIR sends out for acknowledge.

	RTS Packets	This is the total number of RTS packets.

	CTS Packets	This is the total number of CTS packets.

	Beacons	This is the total number of beacons that the ZyAIR sends out for probing.

	Total Bytes	This is the total number of bytes that the ZyAIR sends out.

	Association	This is the total number of association rejections.
	Rejects
	Association	This is the total number of association request that have timed out.
	Timeouts

	Authentication	This is the total number of authentication request failed.
	Rejects

	Authentication	This is the total number authentication request that have timed out.
	Timeouts

2.6The About Screen

The About screen displays related version numbers of the ZyAIR.

Using the ZyAIR Utility

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Contents

Page Copyright ZyXEL Limited Warranty Information for Canadian Users Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Interference Statement Page Customer Support Page Table of Contents Appendix B Types of EAP Authentication Index List of Figures List of Tables Preface Page Getting Started 1.1About Your ZyAIR 1.2ZyAIR Hardware and Utility Installation 1.3Disable Windows XP Wireless LAN Configuration Tool 1.3.1 The Connect to Wireless Network Screen Page 1.4Accessing the ZyAIR Utility 1.5Common Screen Command Buttons Page Using the ZyAIR Utility 2.1About Wireless LAN Network 2.1.1 Channel 2.1.2SSID 2.1.3 Transmission Rate (Tx Rate) Ad-Hoc(IBSS) Figure 2-1 Ad-hocNetwork Example To set up an ad-hocnetwork, configure all wireless stations in ad-hocnetwork type and use the same SSID and channel Infrastructure 2.1.5 Roaming 2.1.6 Profile 2.1.7 Threshold Controls 2.1.8 Wireless LAN Security 2.1.9 Data Encryption with WEP 2.1.10 Authentication Mode 2.1.11 Preamble Type 2.1.12 IEEE 2.1.13 WPA 2.1.14 WPA-PSKApplication Example 2.1.15 WPA with RADIUS Application Example 2.2The Main Screen Figure 2-9Main Table 2-1Main 2.2.1 Connecting to a Network 2.2.2 The New Connection screen This only works if the wireless device to which the ZyAIR is connected also supports this feature 2.2.3 The Advanced Screen Figure 2-11Main: Advanced Table 2-3Main: Advanced 2.3The Advanced Screen Table 2-4Advanced 2.4The Privacy Screen 2.4.1 WEP Configuration Figure 2-14WEP Configuration Table 2-6WEP Configuration The values for the keys must be set up exactly the same on all wireless devices in the same wireless LAN ASCII WEP key is case sensitive 2.4.2 802.1x Configuration 2.4.3 WPA-PSKConfiguration 2.5The Statistics Screen Figure 2-17Statistics Table 2-9Statistics 2.6The About Screen Figure 2-18About Table 2-10About Maintenance 3.1Removing the ZyAIR Utility 3.2Upgrading the ZyAIR Utility Page Troubleshooting 4.1Problems Starting the ZyAIR Utility Program 4.2Problems Communicating With Other Computers 4.3Problem with the Link Status Appendix A Product Specifications Page Appendix B Types of EAP Authentication LEAP Comparison of EAP Authentication Types Index