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4. Set a common SSID for each WDS link.
To establish a WDS link, you must assign a common wireless community name (SSID) for a
VAP interface on both routers. To configure SSIDs for R1 10 #1, select Wireless > Basic,
enable the first two VAP interfaces, and set the SSIDs as follows:
5. Enable WDS Mode for the VAP interfaces.
Select Wireless > WDS. For R1 10 #1 VAP interfaces, set the WDS Mode as follows:
Note
The Parent SSID settings do not need to be changed on the WDS page, the SSIDs have
already been configured in step 4.
Configure R1 10 #2
1. Connect your computer to one of the router's LAN ports and access the web management
interface using the default IP address 192.168.1.1.
2. Set the System Mode.
For R1 10 #2, HP recommends setting the operation mode to Bridge. Select System >
Mode. Select the Bridge option and click Save. Wait for the router to reboot in Bridge
mode.
Note
Bridge mode disables the DHCP server for a router. For R1 10 #1, the operation mode is set to
the default Router. In this mode, R1 10 #1 can connect to the Internet and provide a DHCP
server for the network. If you need to operate other R1 10/R120 devices in Router mode, be sure
to disable the DHCP server on the LAN > Settings page.
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Wireless configuration
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VAP 1 to HP12 (for WDS link with R1 10 #2)
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VAP 2 to HP13 (for WDS link with R1 10 #4)
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Set VAP 1 to WDS-AP.
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Set VAP 2 to WDS-AP.
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