Buffalo Technology WLM2-G54 User Manual

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Users Guide
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WLM2-G54Users Guide

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5the Syslog server as a part of its administra-tive utilities, it is possible to use additional off-the-shelf Syslog server software.5.5 Easy Support

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6system can be set with authenticated securityso that only the authorized tenants can accessthe network. Buffalo’s wireless solution canbe used as an

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7mands. With a wireless LAN, any changes inthe factory’s machine layout can be com-pleted quickly. Wireless flexibility offersinstallation and opera

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87.2 Environmental ResistanceThe WLM2-G54 AP’s high durability designallows resistance to environmental conditionslike temperature changes. Since it

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95. After finding an AirStation, select Admin /Set IP address.6. Either enter the IP and Subnet Maskaddress in the boxes or select DHCP.7. Leave the P

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108.6 Input Parameters Through theClient Manager1. Click the "Management" to open the nextpage.2. Click the "Time Settings" menu o

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11possible to use any other off-the-shelfsoftware. Note: If the AirStation is alreadyconnected by Telnet or Client Manager, youcannot log in from th

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12Manager or Terminal Software setupscreen.4. When login prompt appears, enter “root”as a default login name.5. Input "?"/press "Enter&

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139.3 Time SettingsInput the correct time manually or input theNTP server on your network. Using NTPServer: Check ON box in NTP. Specify theNTP serve

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14This enables reporting to the syslog server.Check the "ON" box if you want the systemlogs to be sent to the log server. The setupfor the

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15Data forwarding can be delayed by a presetlength of time. The delay time value may befrom 4~30 seconds. The default value is 5seconds.9.5.4 “Hello

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169.6.3 Routing Table EntriesSet routing information recognition andelimination. Check the item to be eliminated;then click "Delete Checked Ite

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179.9.2 List of the Wireless PCsDisplays the PCs that are communicating withthe WLM2-G54. Check the "registration" boxand click the "c

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184. You will need the Wireless MAC address ofthe target WLM2-G54. Enter its MACaddress in the field labeled"MAC Address of AirStation (Wireless

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19Configure EAP in the Security/802.11gscreen. Note: For MAC Access Restriction, do notcheck the "Enable" box until you have set upAuthori

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209.11.3 Interval of Checking ConnectionInterval timer to check connection withdestination host.9.11.4 Retry CountThe number of times a retry will be

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2110.2.1 Unit Information(see previous page)Parameters used in the WLM2-G54:1. Model Name: The AirStation model nameand firmware version number2. AirS

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22log related to the setup history from abrowser or Telnet session is recorded.10.2.5 Ping TestThe WLM2-G54 issues a ping test to thetarget PC in orde

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23Additional InformationFor more information, please consult one of the following:• The on-line help system of your AirStation wireless system - for i

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24Appendix A - Intelligent Access Point (WLM2-G54) SpecificationsFrequency Band 2.4GHz channel supportOperating Channels 11 channels; 20 MHz BW1:2412,

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iWarning ...

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25Appendix B - TroubleshootingThis appendix is divided into followingsections with each with it’s own specifictroubleshooting tips:• LED Activity on s

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26Client: A PC or a workstation on a network.CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check):Calculation method used to check theaccuracy of a digital transmission over

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27of information that is sent in packets acrossthe Internet or Intranet.Infrastructure: A wireless network or othersmall network in which the wireles

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28ROM (Read Only Memory): Permanentmemory.Router: A device that can connect individualLANs and remote sites to a server.Roaming: The ability to use a

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29Notes:

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30Notes:

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Buffalo Technology Technical SupportWebUSAhttp://www.buffalotech.com/wirelessEUROPE http://www.buffalo-technology.comCHINA http://www.buffalo-china.c

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ii9.4.2 Syslog Setup ...

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iiiWarningThis section explains the symbols, signs and terminology used inthis manual.The following terminology is used in this manual to distinguishb

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1PART I1.0 Introduction IThe WLM2-G54 protects customers’investments over the long term. Buffalo’s newWLAN product, WLM2-G54, is theIEEE802.11g-based

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25.0 FeaturesThe Buffalo AirStation Intelligent access pointprovides the features necessary in today’sbusiness environment, with a high level ofreliab

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3TKIP – Temporal Key Integrity Protocol is anadvanced encryption method using the RC4algorithm. Instead of using the sequential IV, arandom IV will b

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45.2.3 Spanning Tree (IEEE802.1d)Network looping often results in repeatedpacket transmission, which causes overloadsand interruption of communicatio

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