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Step 2: Configure the Default Gateway

Define the default gateway by using configure mode (consult with your network

administrator). You can use the CLI command configure ip default-gateway

<ip address> disable/enable, as shown below:

configure ip default-gateway 192.168.30.254

Step 3: Configure the Dot11Radio interface

By default the channels are configured (ch1, ch6). You can define different

configuration for each channel by using following CLI command:

configure interface dot11Radio 0 channel 1

Step 4: Configure the ESSID

ESSIDs are case sensitive and can contain up to 32 alphanumeric characters. They

should not include spaces. By default, the ESSID is GoAP. You can change the

default for each channel by use the following CLI command syntax:

configure interface dot11Radio [0|1] essid <ssid string>

Step 5: Set Radio Data Rates

By default the channels are defined for use in a mixed mode. You can select a rate

per channel for one of two states: g or mixed (a combination of g and b). The

following CLI command syntax is used:

configure interface dot11Radio [0|1] mode [g | mixed]

Optional Step: Set WEP Privacy Mode

By default the WEP privacy is disabled. To enable privacy encryption, you can use

the following CLI syntax:

configure interface dot11Radio [0|1] wep enable open [40|128] hex

Step 6: Enable the Radio Interface

By default, the WLS radio is disabled. You can, however, choose to enable it using

the following CLI command syntax:

configure interface Dot11Radio [0|1] [disable | enable ]

Step 7: Save the Configuration

Once you have modified the existing configuration file, you should save it for future

use. To do this, issue the following CLI command:

copy running-configure startup-configure