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Selecting Encryption Types
We support two encryption type ;Wired Equivalent Privacy
(WEP)and Advanced Encryption Security (AES). Refer “Selecting
Encryption Types” in chapter 2 for details.
TCP/IP Configuration
After configuring the Wireless Network Adapter network adapter
properties, the TCP/IP address for the network device needs to be
configured.
1. From Control Panel, launch the Network properties window.
2. Select “TCP/IP .Wireless Network Adapter ”and click
Properties. Depending on the type of network the station
connects to, Gateway and DNS Configuration information can
also be required. IP configuration information (DHCP or
assigned IP address, Gateway and DNS server IP addresses)
is usually obtained from the corporate IT staff. For a
simple demonstration, the station is assigned a static
IP address.
3. From “TCP/IP Properties,” choose “IP Address” and select
“Specify an IP address.” Input an IP address and subnet mask.
Assigning an IP address and subnet mask allows the station to
interact with the AP or other stations in the same IP subnet.
4. Click OK to complete the TCP/IP configuration, and re tart the
system for the changes to take effect.
5. Choose Start >Programs >Accessories >Command Prompt to
open the DOS command prompt window. Type “ipconfig” to
determine if the TCP/IP configuration has taken effect. To test
IP connectivity in ad hoc or infrastructure mode, use the ping
<ipaddress>command. When a TCP/IP connection is
established, the LinkMon utility can be used to monitor the
Wireless Network Adapter operating status.