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2)
Configure the AP mode of Device B as Repeater Mode, and the SSID, wireless mode,
channel, channel bandwidth, security mode, pre-shared key are configured in the same
way as Device A, and the AP MAC address is: 0022AABB5428 (the MAC address of
Device A).
Through the above configurations, the office personnel in Building 1 can access to the
Internet through Device 2.
Tip:
1.
The gateway of the computer in Building 2 is directed to the LAN port of Device A.
2.
The IP address of LAN port of Device B is in the same network segment as the LAN
port address of Device A.
4. Connectivity verification:
Ping the LAN IP address of Device A on a computer in Building 2. If it can be pinged
successfully, then it means that the connection between the two wireless devices has
been established.
Solutions II, III, IV, V can follow Solution I.
Tip:
1.
The device in Bridge Mode cannot be connected to the wireless single clients, such
as laptops, smart phones, etc.
2.
The devices in Lazy Mode can be connected to the wireless single clients.
3.
In configuration, the SSID and key of Devices A, B must be kept consistent, and the
MAC address of AP is that of the peer device (It is not required to configure the MAC
address of the peer device when the AP mode is Lazy Mode).
4.
Both Devices A and B must be on the same network segment, and the network
gateway addresses for all the computers in the intranet is directed to Device B.
7.2
Wireless security settings
This section describes the interfaces and configuration methods of Wireless
configuration -> Wireless security configuration. This device provides three wireless
security mechanisms, WEP, WPA/WPA2, WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK, while users are allowed
not to use the security mechanism. In the following sections, the meaning of their
configuration parameters are described separately.
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Figure 7-8 Repeater Mode instance
Chapter 7 Wireless configuration
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