Wireless |
This page let you configure
the Wireless settings.
SSID:
This is the Service Set Identifier. It is a sequence of characters that uniquely
names a wireless local area network. This name allows stations to connect to
the desired network when multiple independent networks operate in the same physical
area.
(note: The factory default setting is
"aztech")
Channel: The radio channel number.
Enable Closed System: When this is tick, the router will not broadcast the SSID. Computers with wireless connection will not be able to scan the SSID of this router.
MAC Address Filtering: When this is tick, the router will enable the MAC address filtering feature. Only those computer's MAC addresses in the MAC address filter table, will be allow to access the router.
WEP Enable: When this is tick, the router will enable WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) feature. Only those computer's (with wireless capability) WEP key is the same as the router, will be allow to access the router.
WEP Key Length: The key length for WEP. You can choose either 64 bit or 128 bit. Click Help for more information.
Generate from Pass Phrase: When this is click, you can let the router to help you generate WEP key from a Pass Phrase. Example: mywepkey will generate 0x17b1d3c84a and so on.
WEP Key 1 to 4: You can select either one of the key for the WEP.
MAC Address Filter Table - This section enable you to configure the MAC address filter table. Only those MAC addresses in the filter table are allow to access the router.
Add
New MAC Address: This is where you can add the MAC address of the computer
you grant the access to the router. Click Add button to add to the MAC Address
Table.
Active WLAN Clients: This show a list of Active WLAN clients. You can cut and pass the MAC address to the Add New MAC Address input field.
Mac Address Table: This shows the current allow MAC addresses. Click Remove button to remove the MAC address.
Ensure to click Apply and Save Settings for your configuration to take effect.
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