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If DHCP server is disabled on the wireless AP in your network, refer to your
network administrator for a valid IP address.
4. Click the Status button to view
the information of the WiFi-AP
Solo. The connection setup is
complete.
5. You can save the settings to a profile for future use. With profiles, it becomes
much easier to roam among different sites, for example, a home network and
an office wireless LAN. When roaming from office to home, double-click the
"home" profile and you are connected to the home network.
Click Config button and enter the
Profile Manager tab. You can see
the wireless AP that you currently
connect to is in the list. In this
page, you can add, remove, edit
the profiles, and appoint a default
profile.
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To add a profile, click Add button
and enter the Wireless Network
Properties page. After you
complete the settings and click Finish, the configurations are saved to a
profile and the profile is listed in the Available Profile window.
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To delete a profile, select the profile you want to delete and click Remove.
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To edit an existing profile, select the profile and click Edit button to enter
the Wireless Network Property page and modify the settings.
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To duplicate a profile, select the profile from the list and click Duplicate.
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To set a profile as default, select the profile and click Set Default.
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