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This page includes the following settings:
VAP
The VAP interface number on the router.
WDS Mode
Enables and sets the WDS operating mode for the VAP interface.
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Disable: WDS is disabled for the VAP interface. The VAP interface operates as a normal
access point service for wireless clients.
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WDS-AP: The VAP interface is the access point, or parent, in a WDS link. The VAP
interface only associates with a VAP interface on another R1 10/R120 that is using the same
SSID and is set to WDS-STA mode.
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WDS-STA: The VAP interface is the station in a WDS link. The VAP interface only
associates with a VAP interface on another R1 10/R120 that is using the same SSID and is
set to WDS-AP mode.
Parent SSID
The SSID of the WDS link. The VAP interface associates with another R1 10/R120 VAP interface
using this SSID.
Parent MAC
For WDS-STA mode, optionally enter the MAC address of the parent VAP interface (set to
WDS-AP mode) with which the VAP interface should associate. Typically, a VAP interface in
WDS-STA mode automatically associates with the parent SSID that is in range. If more than one
parent with the same SSID is in range, the MAC address of the intended VAP interface can be
specified. The MAC addresses for configured VAP interfaces are listed on the Wireless >
Status page (see
"Viewing wireless interface status" on page
Authentication Mode and Encryption Type
Only Open, WEP, and WPA2-PSK are available for WDS link security. For information on
setting wireless security for WDS links, see
50. HP recommends using WPA2-PSK for wireless security on WDS links. Make sure
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the same encryption Key Type and Passphrase are configured at each end of a WDS link.
45).
"Authentication Mode and Encryption Type" on
WDS settings
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