User's Manual

5. Setup and Status Display
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If you want to guest connection, you can use the wireless LAN settings that you set in the "wireless
LAN" above.
Encryption of the wireless LAN setting, when you use the WPA or WPA-PSK, can not add a VLAN
group to the VLAN table.
ESSID and VLAN ID of the VLAN group to be added to the VLAN table do not overlap with other
groups.
If you enable the VLAN function, data to be handled in the wired LAN interface will be only the frame
with a VLAN tag.
It can not be used in conjunction with WDS.
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Log
The product can preserve log information. See Chapter 6 “Maintenance” for details of the logged data
and data collection methods.
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Log
This specifies whether or not to enable logging. Set the function to "Enable" to collect logs.
Factory default setting
:
Disable
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File Save
To save collected log information as a file, enable the function. To store it temporarily in the memory,
disable the function. “Temporarily” here means the period in which the device is running. Log
information will be deleted if this product is rebooted or switched off when the function is “Disable”.
Factory default setting
:
Disable
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Overwrite Mode
This specifies whether or not to overwrite old data when the number of log entries reaches the
maximum. If disabled, log collection is suspended when the maximum number of entries is reached.
Factory default setting
:
Enable
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Debug Log
To record the debug information in the log, enable the function. If you do not want to record it, disable
the function. Debug Log is the log to investigate if a communications failure occurs in the wireless
LAN. Normally, select "Disable".
Factory default setting
:
Disable
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Starting Day/Time Setting Function
To specify the date and time to start logging, set it to "Enable".
Factory default setting
:
Disable
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Starting Day/Time
When the starting day/time function is enabled, specify when logging should be started. Enter four
digits for the year. (Example: 2010 Jan. 1 00:00)
Factory default setting
:
2002 Jan. 1 00:00