User Manual

User’s Guide Chapter 4 – Reference Manual
Configuration
Configuration – identity data of the access point:
Settings Summary – the summary of main access point settings
Identity – name, location, operator of the access point
Local Area Network – network interface configuration:
Network Setup – IP address, netmask, gateway, Dynamic IP (DHCP)
Virtual LAN – VLAN settings
Wireless - wireless interface configuration:
Basic Settings – SSID, channel selection and other settings
WDS Links – configuration of Wireless distribution Systems (bridge links)
Advanced settings – advanced wireless settings
Security – access point security settings:
Wireless Security – configure wireless security settings:
Client Isolation – deny or grant access between clients
Access Control List (ACL) –
access control default policy, static ACL, access control
by MAC address
RADIUS Servers – RADIUS servers IP, port and other settings
Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) – WEP security
802.1x Security – 802.1X network authentication
Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) – WPA security (encryption and authentication)
Management Security – configure access of your access point
System – access point system settings:
Backup/Restore – reset configuration to factory defaults values and/or reboot, download or/and
upload system backup configuration
GMS Agent – setup the GMS agent to communicate with GMS server
SNMP Traps – SNMP traps settings
NTP Settings – configure the NTP service
Automatic Reboot – configure the automatic P520r reboot.
Status
Statistics/Usage – view system status:
Status Overview – the summary of the access point status
Interface Statistics – Local Loopback, LAN Ethernet, Internal Radio, WAN Ethernet statistic
Wireless Statistics – wireless statistics
Event Reporting – the log of important events
Clients – scan for access points and connected clients:
Wireless Clients – connected users’ statistics list
Access Points – discover access points with internal radio
WDS Links – WDS links’ statistics
Setup Wizard
Update
In the following sections, short references for all menu items are presented.
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