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Assigning an IP address to the Wireless
Access Point.
If you see the following window when you double-click the Wireless
Access Point in the Access Point Configuration Utility, your Wireless
Access Point did not acquire a valid IP address for your network and
you will need to manually assign an IP address.
Perform the following steps to assign an IP address:
• After you see the window stating a free IP address could not be
determined, click OK. The following window will appear.
This will allow you to manually input an IP address for your Wireless
Access Point. If you can communicate with the Wireless Access Point
through an Ethernet connection, the Wireless Access Point will receive
the network information from the computer it is connected to.
• In the Assign Temporary IP Address window, verify that the Wireless
Access Point has been identified with the correct network and enter
a valid IP address. An address with at least one zero at the end
represents the Network Address. Change the zero at the end to any
number between 1 and 253 to assign a valid IP address. An example
of what you might see is 192.168.0.0. Change this to 192.168.0.x
(where x is between 1 and 253).
• After you have entered an IP address, click OK and you will receive
a message saying that the IP address is temporary. Click OK to finish
the installation procedure.
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Access Point Web Configurator
To access the Access Point Web Configurator, double-click the name
of the correct Wireless Access Point in the list. The utility automatically
links to the Login Page of the Access Point Web Configurator using your
Windows default browser. The default password is WLAN_AP. Enter
the password and click Login.
Depending on your firmware version, you may be prompted to enter
a user name. If you are prompted for a user name, type Default. The
Password and User Name fields are case-sensitive.
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