Workflow To Define Wi-Fi Settings - Cisco DMS-DMP-4300G User Manual

Concepts
The typical WEP process is as follows.
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Workflow to Define Wi-Fi Settings

It is not necessary, useful, or correct to restart a DMP immediately after you define its 802.11 settings.
Instead, the typical workflow is as follows.
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User Guide for Cisco Digital Media Player Device Manager 5.2.x
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Pick an ASCII passphrase. For example, PassphraseWEP128.
Convert your string of ASCII characters to the hexadecimal key or keys for your network.
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WEP-64 uses four short hexadecimal keys.
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WEP-128 uses one long hexadecimal key.
Configure your DMP to use the ASCII from which you derived the hexadecimal.
Configure your wireless router to use the appropriate hexadecimal key or keys.
Configure a Wireless Network Connection, page 11-11
Configure a Wireless Network Connection, page 11-11
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Define Save
wireless wireless
settings. settings.
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Apply wireless settings.
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Use DMPDM to restart the DMP.
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Immediately unplug the
DMP Ethernet cable.
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Unplug the DMP power cord.
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Unplug the DMP Ethernet cable.
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Plug in the DMP power cord.
Chapter 11 Configure Network Settings
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Get WLAN
IP address.
OL-15764-03