Setting Up A Wireless Network Using The Cisco Nic; User Interface Settings - Toshiba GL-1020 Administrator's Manual

SETTING UP A WIRELESS NETWORK USING THE CISCO NIC

UI Controls
Control Panel
Data Rate Text Label in
status area of
front panel
SSID Text field
Network Type Option button
WEP Security Option button
WEP Encryption Option button
WEP Key Text Field
(40 bit)
WEP Key (128 bit) Text Field
Authentication Option buttons
Default Access Text Field
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GL-1020 Administrator's Guide
Open Authentication and Shared Key Authentication are the two
authentication modes. The access point and client authentication
modes must match for any communication to take place.
In Open Authentication mode, the AP verifies the client's identity
regardless of the WEP key, thus the client and the AP will always
associate. Communication takes place only if the WEP keys of
the client and the AP match.
In Shared Key Authentication, the WEP key must match for the
AP to verify and communicate with the client.
Note: The Cisco wireless NIC doesn't support Extensible
Authentication Protocol (EAP).
Install the wireless NIC and press the
to initialize the GL-1020 for both the wireless and embedded
Ethernet NICs.
The button on the copier's LCD touch screen and the
WIRELESS
wireless settings in TopAccess are only visible when the wireless
NIC is installed.
The following instructions assume that the controller has been
updated with the latest version of the software.

User Interface Settings

The following table shows the user interface options for
configuring wireless networking from the copier's control panel
and the Administration tab of the web-based TopAccess utility.
Type of Control
TopAccess
Text label
Text field
List box
Check box
List box
Text Field
Text Field
List box
Text Field
F
ACTORY
Value Read
11, 5.5, 2, 1
up to 32 characters
Infrastructure/
Ad Hoc
Enabled/Disabled
40 Bits/128 Bits
5 * 2 hex characters
13 * 2 hex characters
Open/Shared
6 * 2 hex
(Infrastructure)
button
D
EFAULTS
Write Default
X (None)
X X (None)
X X (None)
X X (None)
X X (None)
X (None)
X (None)
X X (None)
X X (None)
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