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NETGEAR WG302v1 - ProSafe 802.11g Wireless Access Point Configuration

Application notes - point to multi-point bridging
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– Point-to-Multipoint Bridging: Use and Configuration
WG302
– How to set up the access points:
CONFIGURATION
The layout for this example will be a WG302v2 as the MASTER Access Point, and two other
WG302v2 as SLAVE units for two other buildings.
All the devices must use the exact same settings,
with the exception of their IP
address; same
SSID, same channel, same encryption, etc.

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Summary of Contents for NETGEAR WG302v1 - ProSafe 802.11g Wireless Access Point

  • Page 1 – Point-to-Multipoint Bridging: Use and Configuration WG302 – How to set up the access points: CONFIGURATION The layout for this example will be a WG302v2 as the MASTER Access Point, and two other WG302v2 as SLAVE units for two other buildings. All the devices must use the exact same settings, with the exception of their IP address;...
  • Page 2 – Central “Master” unit: CONFIGURATION Once this access point has its basic configuration set and you’ve confirmed it to be working properly, go to the ‘Access Point Settings’ section and enable wireless bridging and repeating, select ‘Wireless Point to Multi-Point Bridge’ and enable Wireless Client Association (If you want stations to be able to connect to this particular access point)
  • Page 3: Verifying The Connection

    In the Remote MAC address fields, put the MAC address of the other two access points; you’ll be able to find the MAC address of each access point underneath the device, on its tag – Or alternatively in the ‘General’ section of the GUI. –...

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