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Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 1 About this guide This manual shows you how to install, configure, and operate the Colubris® Networks WAP-200 wireless access point. Important terms Term MSC Customer Description Refers to all Colubris Networks MSC-3000 series and MSC-5000 series products. The term customer refers to any person or device that logs into the public access network created by a Colubris Networks Access Point. Typographical conventions The following table gives the typographical conventions used in Colubris Networks technical documentation. Example Description Network > Ports When referring to the Management Tool web interface, bold type identifies menu selections, input fields, or user supplied values. Submenus are indicated by the > sign. The example refers to the Ports submenu, which is found under the Network menu. use-access-list=username Monospaced text identifies command-line output, program listings, or commands that you enter into configuration files or profiles. ip_address Items in italics are parameters for which you must supply a value. ssl-certificate=URL [%s] Items enclosed in square brackets are optional. You can either include them or not. Do not include the brackets. [ONE | TWO] Items separated by a vertical line indicates one or more choices. Specify only one of the items. Warnings, cautions, and notes The following table explains some of the special symbols used in this guide. Lead Description Warning! Warnings provide information that you must follow to avoid risk of physical injury. Caution! Cautions provide information that you must follow to avoid damage to the hardware or software components of the system. 6

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About this guide
This manual shows you how to install, configure, and operate the Colubris
®
Networks
WAP-200 wireless access point.
Important terms
Typographical
conventions
The following table gives the typographical conventions used in Colubris Networks
technical documentation.
Warnings,
cautions, and
notes
The following table explains some of the special symbols used in this guide.
Term
Description
MSC
Refers to all Colubris Networks MSC-3000 series and
MSC-5000 series products.
Customer
The term customer refers to any person or device that
logs into the public access network created by a
Colubris Networks Access Point.
Example
Description
Network > Ports
When referring to the
Management Tool
web
interface, bold type identifies menu selections,
input fields, or user supplied values. Submenus
are indicated by the
>
sign. The example refers
to the
Ports
submenu, which is found under
the
Network
menu.
use-access-list=
username
Monospaced text identifies command-line
output, program listings, or commands that you
enter into configuration files or profiles.
ip_address
Items in italics are parameters for which you
must supply a value.
ssl-certificate=
URL
[%s]
Items enclosed in square brackets are optional.
You can either include them or not. Do not
include the brackets.
[ONE | TWO]
Items separated by a vertical line indicates one
or more choices. Specify only one of the items.
Lead
Description
Warning!
Warnings
provide information that you must follow to avoid risk of
physical injury.
Caution!
Cautions
provide information that you must follow to avoid
damage to the hardware or software components of the system.