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Connecting the, Access Point, Checking the LED, Indicators - default ip

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8 CHAPTER 2: INSTALLING AN ACCESS POINT Connecting the Access Point Property Default Setting Access Point Network Obtain an IP address automatically (Used if a DHCP server is available. If a DHCP server does not assign it an IP address, the access point's default IP address is 169.254.xxx.1, where xxx is the last byte of the access point's MAC address)) Wireless DHCP Server Enabled Clear Channel Select Automatically select the best channel Network Traffic Accelerator Off (Wi-Fi interoperable) Data Preamble Long (Wi-Fi interoperable) Encryption Setting No Security (Open System) Administration Password None If the configuration that was set at the factory does not meet your network requirements, or if you want to customize settings, see "Summary of Configuration Steps" on page 9. Place the access point on a flat surface such as a table, desktop, or the top of a cabinet and connect it to power and to a port on your hub or switch as shown below. Crossover cable Checking the LED Indicators For correct operation, use the provided Ethernet crossover cable. If you use a standard straight-through (UTP) Ethernet cable, you must connect to the hub's uplink (MDIX) port. When the access point is connected to power, two LEDs indicate activity as follows: LED Indicator Location Description Wireless association On the top of s On-Unit is receiving power. the access point s Off-Unit is not receiving power. s Blinking-The unit is transmitting or receiving. Faster blinking indicates faster transmission speed. Ethernet connection At the RJ45 s On-Unit has an Ethernet connection. Ethernet conn ector s Off-Unit does not have an Ethernet connection. s Blinking-Wired LAN traffic is detected. Faster blinking indicates heavier traffic.

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8
C
HAPTER
2: I
NSTALLING
AN
A
CCESS
P
OINT
If the configuration that was set at the factory does not meet your network
requirements, or if you want to customize settings, see “Summary of
Configuration Steps” on page 9.
Connecting the
Access Point
Place the access point on a flat surface such as a table, desktop, or the top of a
cabinet and connect it to power and to a port on your hub or switch as
shown below.
Checking the LED
Indicators
When the access point is connected to power, two LEDs indicate activity
as follows:
Access Point Network
Obtain an IP address automatically (Used if a DHCP server
is available. If a DHCP server does not assign it an IP address, the
access point’s default IP address is 169.254.xxx.1, where xxx is
the last byte of the access point’s MAC address))
Wireless DHCP Server
Enabled
Clear Channel Select
Automatically select the best channel
Network Traffic Accelerator
Off (Wi-Fi interoperable)
Data Preamble
Long (Wi-Fi interoperable)
Encryption Setting
No Security (Open System)
Administration Password
None
Property
Default Setting
Crossover
cable
For correct operation, use the provided Ethernet crossover cable. If you use a
standard straight-through (UTP) Ethernet cable, you must connect to the hub’s
uplink (MDIX) port.
LED Indicator
Location
Description
Wireless
association
On the top of
the access
point
■
On—Unit is receiving power.
■
Off—Unit is not receiving power.
■
Blinking—The unit is transmitting or receiving. Faster
blinking indicates faster transmission speed.
Ethernet
connection
At the RJ45
Ethernet conn
ector
■
On—Unit has an Ethernet connection.
■
Off—Unit does not have an Ethernet connection.
■
Blinking—Wired LAN traffic is detected. Faster blinking
indicates heavier traffic.