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Configuring Your Network

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Wireless Controller User Manual Chapter 2. Configuring Your Network To en ab le man ag emen t acces s fo r t h e b ro ws er b as ed web GUI acces s o r SNM P man ag er, y o u mu s t co nn ect t h e co ntro ller t o t h e n et work. Th e d efault IP ad d ress/sub net mas k o f t h e co n t ro ller man ag emen t in t erface is 1 9 2 .1 6 8 .1 0 .1 / 2 5 5 .2 5 5 .2 5 5 .0 an d DHCP s erv er o n t h e LA N is d is ab led b y d efault o n t h e co ntro ller. Yo u mu s t co n nect the controller to a 192.168.10.0 network. A ft er y o u co n fig ure n etwo rk in fo rmat io n, s u ch as t h e IP ad d ress an d s u b n et mas k, an d t h e co n t roller is p h y sically an d lo g ically co n nect ed t o t h e n etwo rk, y o u can man age and mo n it o r t h e co n t ro ller remo t ely t h ro u g h W eb b ro ws er, o r an SNM P -b as ed n et wo rk man ag emen t s y stem.On ce t he in it ial s et up is co mp let e, t he DW C-1000 can b e man ag ed through wired interface connected to controller.  A cces s t h e c o n t ro ller‟s GUI fo r man ag emen t b y u s in g an y web b ro ws er, s u ch as M icro s o ft In t ern et Exp lo rer o r M o zilla Firefo x. Go t o http:/ / 1 9 2 .1 6 8 .1 0 .1 (d efau lt IP ad d res s ) t o d is p lay t h e co n t ro ller‟s man ag emen t lo g in s creen . Defau lt lo g in cred en t ials fo r t h e man ag emen t GUI:  Us ern ame: admi n  Pas s wo rd : admi n 2.1  If t h e co n t ro ller‟s LA N IP ad d ress was ch anged, u s e t h at IP ad d res s in t h e n av ig at io n b ar o f t h e b ro ws er t o acces s t h e co n t ro ller‟s man ag emen t UI. LAN Configuration Setup > Network Settings > LAN Setup Configuration By d efau lt , in t h e co n tro ller t h e Dy n amic Ho s t Co n fig u rat io n Pro t o co l (DHCP) mo d e is s et t o "No n e". Th e DHCP mo d e can b e s et as a DHCP s erv er o r DHCP relay . W h en DHCP mo d e is s et as DHCP s erv er, t h e co n t ro ller fu n t io n s as a DHCP s erv er fo r as s ig n in g IP ad d res s leas es t o h o s t s o n t h e W LA N o r LA N. W it h DHCP, PCs an d 17

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Wireless Controller
User Manual
17
Chapter
2. Configuring Your Network
To enable management access for the browser based web GUI access or SNMP
manager, you must connect the controller to the network. The default IP address/subnet
mask of the controller management interface is
192.168.10.1
/
255.255.255.0
and
DHCP server on the LAN is disabled by default on the controller. You must connect the
controller to a
192.168.10.0
network.
After you configure network information, such as the IP address and subnet mask, and
the controller is physically and logically connected to the network, you can manage and
monitor the controller remotely through Web browser, or an SNMP-based network
management system.Once the initial setup is complete, the DWC-1000 can be managed
through wired interface connected to controller.
Access the c
ontroller‟s
GUI for management by using any web browser,
such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox.
Go to
(default IP address) to display the controller
‟s
management login screen.
Default login credentials for the management GUI:
Username:
admin
Password:
admin
If the controller
‟s LAN IP address was changed, use that
IP address in the
navigation bar of the browser to access the controller
‟s management UI
.
2.1
LAN Configuration
Setup > Network Settings > LAN Setup Configuration
By default, in the controller the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) mode
is set to “None”. The DHCP mode can be set as a DHCP server or DHCP relay. When
DHCP mode is set as DHCP server, the controller funtions as a DHCP server for
assigning IP address leases to hosts on the WLAN or LAN. With DHCP, PCs and