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Issue a reset signal. The Access Point will be reset if the user confirms.

3-3-2 Advanced Setup

This section describes the advanced commands to configure the 11Mbps Wireless Access

Point. The advanced parameters include Access Control Table, WEP, DHCP/IP

Router Mode, PPPOE, Wireless DHCP Server and NAT. Please follow the

instructions of each command to set your Access Point.

Access Control

auth mode | add | del | list| clear

The 'auth' command contains sub-commands that allow you to manage the access

control (MAC address filter) of the Access Point. The access control table consists of

a list for you to control the accessibility of any wireless stations or repeaters. The sub-

commands are listed below:

mode open | allow: set the access control mode. The definition of each mode is

specified as follows:

• open: open to public (default)

• restrict: only allow access of the authorized stations/repeaters in the table (no access

is allowed if the list stays empty)

add mac_addr: add an address into the access control table

del mac_addr |index: delete a MAC address, or index an address from the access

control table

list [start/end]: display the content of the access control mode and the address list. The

optional arguments, start and end, can be affixed to select the range of

items to be listed.

clear: clear all the addresses in the access control table.

WEP Keys

wep mode | set | list

The 'wep' command contains sub-commands that allow you to manage the data

encryption (WEP, wired equivalent privacy) function provided with the Wireless Micro

Access Point. The sub-commands are listed as follows:

mode disable | wep40: set the access control mode. The following are the definition

of each data encryption mode.

• none: no encryption (default)

• wep40: use 40-bit WEP data encryption

• wep128: user 128-bit WEP data encryption

set key1 key_text: set WEP Key#1 as key_text. 10 hexadecimal digits (0-9 or A-F)

heading by “0x” or five alphanumeric values (ASCII characters, case-sensitive) are

required (e.g. 0x1122334455, 0x0055AA55AA, abcde, or MyKey.) if 40-bit WEP is

used. Type 26 hexadecimal digits (0-9, a-f, or A-F) heading by “0x” or 13 alphanumeric

characters ranging from “a-z”, “A-Z” and “0-9” if 128-bit WEP is used (e.g.

0x12345678901234567890123456, or MyKey12345000).

set key2 key_text: set WEP Key#2 as key_text with a same format as WEP Key#1.

set key3 key_text: set WEP Key#3 as key_text with a same format as WEP Key#1.