User Manual
Table Of Contents
- index.html
- features.html
- install.html
- config.html
- client_connect.html
- ses.html
- status.html
- security.html
- lan.html
- wireless.html
- device.html
- tut_ap.html
- tut_client.html
- tut_repeater.html
- tut_bridge.html
- troubleshooting.html
- trouble_cd.html
- trouble_client_comm.html
- trouble_client_comm_02.html
- trouble_client_scan.html
- trouble_locator.html
- trouble_ses_client.html
- trouble_unicast.html
- trouble_wui_access.html
- trouble_connect_speed.html
- trouble_wds.html
- trouble_power.html
- trouble_upgrade.html
- trouble_internet.html
- trouble_ping.html
- support.html
- faq.html
- regulatory.html
- copyright.html
- warranty.html
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Back up Settings
At any time, you can use Back Up Settings to save a backup file of your current access point
configuration, such as before you make significant changes to your access point
configuration, or after you have successfully applied changes.
To save your settings:
1. Select Back Up.
2. A window appears. Click Save.
3. Browse to the location at which you want the backup file saved and click Save.
Restore Settings
If you ever lose your settings or if your settings have changed and the access point is not
functioning properly, you can restore your saved settings from a backup file. If you did not
create a backup file, you may need to
restore the default settings.
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