Asus USB-N13 User Manual - Page 41

Survey - Site Survey, Soft AP Windows XP/Vista Cont.

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Chapter 3 - Software Reference Soft AP (Windows XP/Vista) Cont. Chapter 3 Software Reference Soft AP Mode will also provide two extra tabs on the Status pages - Association Table and Event Log. The Association Table shows clients that are currently connected to the Soft AP. The Event Log tracks messages associated with the Soft AP. IMPORTANT: If the end points of a chain are connected to each other a loop is created. Normally it is advised to avoid loops involving bridges as it can lead to performance breakdowns, and broadcast and multicast storms. Survey - Site Survey Use the Site Survey tab to view statistics on the wireless networks available to the Network adapter and their parameters. • SSID: The SSID of the available networks. • Channel: The channel used by each network. ASUS Network adapter 41

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Survey - Site Survey
Use the Site Survey tab to view statistics
on the wireless networks available to the
Network adapter and their parameters.
SSID
: The SSID of the available
networks.
Channel
: The channel used by each
network.
ASUS Network adapter
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Chapter 3 - Software Reference
Chapter 3
Software Reference
Soft AP Mode will also provide two extra
tabs on the Status pages - Association
Table and Event Log. The Association
Table shows clients that are currently
connected to the Soft AP.
The Event Log tracks messages
associated with the Soft AP.
Soft AP (Windows XP/Vista) Cont.
IMPORTANT
: If the end points of a chain are connected to each other
a loop is created. Normally it is advised to avoid loops involving bridges
as it can lead to performance breakdowns, and broadcast and multicast
storms.