Wireless Network List; Configuring Networks; Table 334: Wireless Network List - D-Link DWS-4026 User Manual

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Field
Authentication Action
W N
IRELESS ETWORK
The wireless network list shows all the wireless networks configured on the switch. The first 16 networks are created by
default. You can modify the default networks, but you cannot delete them. You can add and configure up to 112 additional
networks for a total of 128 wireless networks. Multiple networks can have the same SSID.
Field
ID
SSID
VLAN
Hide SSID
L3 Tunnel
Security
Redirect
To add a new network, enter the SSID in the field below the Wireless Network List, and then click Add. The Wireless Network
Configuration page for the new network appears.
To delete a network, select the check box next to the network ID, and then click Delete. You cannot delete networks 1–16.
C N
ONFIGURING ETWORKS
For information about the fields available on the Advanced > Networks page, see
page 424.
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Table 333: Known Client Configuration
Description
Specify the action to take on a wireless client when MAC authentication is
enabled on the network. The following options are available:
• Grant—Allow the client with the specified MAC address to access the
network.
• Deny—Prohibit the client with the specified MAC address from accessing the
network.
• Global Action—Use the global white-list or black-list action configured on the
Advanced Global Configuration page to determine how to handle the client.
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IST

Table 334: Wireless Network List

Description
Shows an automatically generated unique identifier for the network. IDs up to 16 are assigned
to the 16 networks created by default. The switch supports up to 128 networks.
Identifies the name of the network. The SSID is a hyperlink to the Wireless Network
Configuration page for the network.
Shows the VLAN ID the wireless network uses.
Shows whether the network broadcasts the SSID. If enabled, the SSID for this network is not
included in AP beacons. To change this setting, click Edit.
Shows whether L3 Tunneling is enabled on the network.
Note: When L3 tunneling is enabled, the VLAN ID configured above is not used. In fact, the
switch puts the management VLAN ID, if any, on the tunneled packets destined to the AP.
Shows the current security settings for the network.
Shows whether HTTP redirect is enabled. The possible values for the field are as follows:
• HTTP: HTTP Redirect is enabled
• None: HTTP Redirect is disabled
D-Link Unified Access System
"Configuring the Default Network" on
Configuring Advanced Settings Page 513