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LevelOne access point WAB-7000

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WAB-7000

11a/b/g Wireless Outdoor Multi-Client

Bridge/AP

User’s Manual

Version: 1.0

Table of Contents

1 INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................5

1.1 F & BEATURES ENEFITS .................................................................................................................6

1.2 PACKAGE CONTENTS ....................................................................................................................7

1.3 B DRIDGE/AP ESCRIPTION .............................................................................................................7

1.4 E I GTHERNET CABLE WATER PROOF KIT NSTALL UIDE ...................................................................8

1.5 M I GOUNTING NSTALL UIDE ..........................................................................................................9

1.6 S RYSTEM EQUIREMENTS .............................................................................................................11

1.7 APPLICATIONS.............................................................................................................................11

1.8 N CETWORK ONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................11

a) Ad-hoc Mode (Bridge) ......................................................................................................................... 12

b) Infrastructure Mode (AP Client)........................................................................................................... 12

2 UNDERSTANDING THE HARDWARE.........................................................................................13

2.1 HARDWARE INSTALLATION.........................................................................................................13

2.2 IP ADDRESS CONFIGURATION .....................................................................................................13

3 CLIENT BRIDGE MODE – WEB CONFIGURATION................................................................15

3.1 L IOGGING N ................................................................................................................................15

3.2 SYSTEM.......................................................................................................................................17

3.2.1 A SDMINISTRATOR ETTINGS.........................................................................................................17

3.2.1.1 S C FAVE ONFIGURATION TO A ILE...........................................................................................19

3.2.1.2 R CESTORE THE ONFIGURATION FROM A FILE .........................................................................19

3.2.1.3 S D MWITCH EVICE TO AP ODE................................................................................................19

3.2.2 F UIRMWARE PGRADE..................................................................................................................20

3.2.3 S R R S DYSTEM EBOOT AND ESTORE ETTINGS TO EFAULT.............................................................22

3.2.3.1 S RYSTEM EBOOT ....................................................................................................................22

3.2.3.2 R SESTORE ETTINGS TO DEFAULT ...........................................................................................23

3.2.4 S T CYSTEM IME ONFIGURATION ..................................................................................................23

3.3 WIRELESS....................................................................................................................................25

3.3.1 SSID CONFIGURATION................................................................................................................25

3.3.1.1 802.11A I / A - MNFRASTRUCTURE D HOC ODE ..........................................................................26

3.3.2 802.11B I / A - MNFRASTRUCTURE D HOC ODE...............................................................................27

3.3.3 W CIRELESS 802.11G ONFIGURATION ..........................................................................................28

3.3.4 W SIRELESS ECURITY...................................................................................................................29

3.3.4.1.1 WEP (WIRED E PQUIVALENT RIVACY) ...................................................................................29

3.3.4.1.2 WPA/WPA2 – PERSONAL (W -FI I PROTECTED ACCESS) ........................................................30

3.3.5 A W SDVANCED IRELESS ETTINGS ................................................................................................31

3.3.6 SNMP.........................................................................................................................................32

3.4 LAN SETTINGS (STATIC / DHCP) ...............................................................................................33

3.5 LOGS ...........................................................................................................................................34

3.6 STATISTICS..................................................................................................................................36

4 ACCESS POINT MODE – WEB CONFIGURATION ..................................................................37

4.1 L IOGGING N ................................................................................................................................37

4.2 SYSTEM.......................................................................................................................................38

4.2.1 A SDMINISTRATOR ETTINGS.........................................................................................................38

4.2.1.1 S C FAVE ONFIGURATION TO A ILE...........................................................................................38

4.2.1.2 R CESTORE THE ONFIGURATION FROM A FILE .........................................................................39

4.2.1.3 S D B MWITCH EVICE TO RIDGE ODE ........................................................................................39

4.2.2 F UIRMWARE PGRADE..................................................................................................................40

4.2.3 S R R S DYSTEM EBOOT AND ESTORE ETTINGS TO EFAULT.............................................................41

4.2.3.1 S RYSTEM EBOOT ....................................................................................................................42

4.2.3.2 R SESTORE ETTINGS TO DEFAULT ...........................................................................................42

4.2.4 S T CYSTEM IME ONFIGURATION ..................................................................................................43

4.3 WIRELESS....................................................................................................................................44

4.3.1 SSID CONFIGURATION................................................................................................................44

4.3.2 W CIRELESS 802.11A ONFIGURATION ..........................................................................................45

4.3.3 W CIRELESS 802.11B ONFIGURATION ..........................................................................................45

4.3.3.1 802.11B I / A - MNFRASTRUCTURE D HOC ODE ..........................................................................46

4.3.4 W CIRELESS 802.11G ONFIGURATION ..........................................................................................46

4.3.4.1 WEP (WIRED E PQUIVALENT RIVACY) ...................................................................................47

4.3.4.2 WPA PERSONAL (W -FI I P AROTECTED CCESS).......................................................................48

4.3.4.3 WPA ENTERPRISE (W -FI I P A &ROTECTED CCESS 802.1X) ....................................................49

4.3.5 A WDVANCED IRELESS AND WDS...............................................................................................50

4.3.6 SNMP.........................................................................................................................................51

4.4 LAN............................................................................................................................................52

4.5 DHCP SERVER............................................................................................................................53

4.6 MAC ADDRESS FILTER ...............................................................................................................55

4.7 LOGS ...........................................................................................................................................56

4.8 STATISTICS..................................................................................................................................57

5 RESET TO THE DEFAULT ID/PASSWORD.................................................................................58

Console cable explanation............................................................................................................................... 58

Supper terminal steps...................................................................................................................................... 59

APPENDIX A – SPECIFICATIONS .........................................................................................................63

APPENDIX B – FCC INTERFERENCE STATEMENT.........................................................................64