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SSID Manager, Connection Type, Static IP, Domain Name Server DNS, Dynamic., Manual

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If the access point will obtain an IP address automatically from a DHCP server, select the Connection Type as DHCP. If you would like to assign the access point a static IP address, select the Connection Type as Static IP and enter an IP address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway in the corresponding fields. If the access point will obtain DNS server information automatically from the network, select the Domain Name Server (DNS) as Dynamic. If you would like to assign the DNS server addresses, select the Domain Name Server (DNS) as Manual and enter either one or two DMS server IP addresses in the corresponding fields. Back to Top SSID Manager The SSID Manager page allows the user to configure up to a maximum of three different SSID's that the Dell Wireless 4350 Small Network Access Point supports. One of these three SSID's is the Guest Access SSID, which will allow guest users to connect to the network with controlled access to network resources. NOTE:In order to support multiple SSID's, the Dell Wireless 4350 Small Network Access Point must be part of a VLAN-aware network, as the VLAN aware router will control the network access of the multiple wireless networks. SSID Manager

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If the access point will obtain an IP address automatically from a DHCP server, select the
Connection Type
as
DHCP
. If you would like
to assign the access point a static IP address, select the
Connection Type
as
Static IP
and enter an IP address, Subnet Mask and
Default Gateway in the corresponding fields.
If the access point will obtain DNS server information automatically from the network, select the
Domain Name Server (DNS)
as
Dynamic.
If you would like to assign the DNS server addresses, select the
Domain Name Server (DNS)
as
Manual
and enter either
one or two DMS server IP addresses in the corresponding fields.
Back to Top
SSID Manager
The SSID Manager page allows the user to configure up to a maximum of three different SSID’s that the Dell Wireless 4350 Small
Network Access Point supports. One of these three SSID’s is the Guest Access SSID, which will allow guest users to connect to the
network with controlled access to network resources.
NOTE:
In order to support multiple SSID's, the Dell Wireless 4350 Small Network Access Point must be part of a VLAN-aware
network, as the VLAN aware router will control the network access of the multiple wireless networks.
SSID Manager