D-Link DWL-1700AP Product Manual - Page 45

Frequently Asked Questions - username password

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Frequently Asked Questions Q1: My wireless LAN card supports Short and Long Preamble, if I want to use DWL-1700AP as my access device, what is the best preamble setting for it? A: The DWL-1700AP default allows all stations to associate and cannot disallow associations from stations that do not support Long Preamble. Q2: What are the differences between Local and Remote authentication settings in 802.1x function? A: Local - refers to the user that is authenticated by the DWL-1700AP. The DWL-1700AP only supports EAP-MD5 for the 802.1x security. If you select Local in 802.1x settings, you need to enable the 802.1x function and type the appropriate Username and Password in the user settings. Remote RADIUS - refers to the user that is authenticated by the RADIUS Server. When you select Remote RADIUS server, the Local user parameters settings will become useless. You will need to configure the RADIUS Server settings and type the appropriate RADIUS Server IP and RADIUS Share Key in the Advanced>802.1x screen in the DWL-1700AP's configuration utility, matching the settings in the Remote RADIUS Server. Q3: The connecting distance in theory and in practice for the DWL-1700AP. A: Estimated Transmission Range (Clear Space) Pairs DWL-1700AP (25dBm, 5dBi Omni Antenna) Station (50mW,17dBm) Station (100mW, 20dBm) Station (200mW, 23dBm) Maximum Range: 3280ft.(1.0Km) Maximum Range: 4921ft.(1.5 Km) Maximum Range: 6561ft.(2.0 Km) Q4: How many users can the DWL-1700AP support at the same time? A: The maximum associated stations for the DWL-1700AP are 256 users, but for performance consideration, the appropriate associated users must be less than 16. 45

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Q1: My wireless LAN card supports Short and Long Preamble, if I want
to use DWL-1700AP as my access device, what is the best preamble
setting for it?
A:
The DWL-1700AP default allows all stations to associate and cannot
disallow associations from stations that do not support Long Preamble.
Q2: What are the differences between Local and Remote authentication
settings in 802.1x function?
A:
Local
– refers to the user that is authenticated by the DWL-1700AP. The
DWL-1700AP only supports EAP-MD5 for the 802.1x security. If
you select
Local
in 802.1x settings, you need to enable the 802.1x
function and type the appropriate Username and Password in the
user
settings.
Remote RADIUS
Q3: The connecting distance in theory and in practice for the DWL-1700AP.
A:
Estimated Transmission Range (Clear Space)
Pairs
Station (50mW,17dBm)
Maximum Range: 3280ft.(1.0Km)
Station (100mW, 20dBm)
Maximum Range: 4921ft.(1.5 Km)
Station (200mW, 23dBm)
Maximum Range: 6561ft.(2.0 Km)
Q4: How many users can the DWL-1700AP support at the same time?
A:
The maximum associated stations for the DWL-1700AP are 256 users,
but for performance consideration, the appropriate associated users must be
less than 16.
Frequently Asked Questions
refers to
the user that is authenticated by the RADIUS Server.
When you select Remote RADIUS server, the Local
user
parameters
settings will become useless. You will need to configure
the RADIUS Server settings and type the appropriate
RADIUS
Server IP
and
RADIUS Share Key
in the
Advanced>802.1x
screen
in the DWL-1700AP’s configuration utility, matching the settings in
the Remote RADIUS Server.
DWL-1700AP (25dBm, 5dBi Omni Antenna)