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General| Brand | 3Com |
|---|---|
| Model | 3CRWE776075 |
| Category | Wireless Access Point |
| Language | English |
Provides an overview of the product's capabilities and supported standards.
Details the security features like WEP, WPA, WPA2, and authentication methods.
Explains features like automatic channel selection and dynamic rate shifting for optimal performance.
Covers management support, tools, and configuration via an embedded web server.
Discusses 802.11a and 802.11g standards and their characteristics.
Details the 802.11a standard, its coverage, and use cases for high throughput.
Explains 802.11b/g standards, data rates, coverage, and use cases.
Explains the Power over Ethernet (PoE) standard and its power delivery mechanisms.
Lists the items included in the product package for installation.
Provides guidelines for optimal placement to maximize wireless range and avoid interference.
Details the process of mounting the Access Point to a wall using the provided cradle and hardware.
Explains the meaning of different LED states for power, WLAN, and LAN connectivity.
Describes the Power-On Self-Test (POST) and how LEDs indicate its status or corruption.
Details the type of antennas included and options for replacement or upgrades.
Explains how to configure the AP when a DHCP server is present on the network.
Details the configuration process when no DHCP server is available, using a static IP.
Describes the tools and utilities available on the installation CD for device management.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing and launching the device manager software.
Guides users on how to log into the AP Configuration screen via a web browser.
Explains how to view general information and status of the Access Point.
Details the default system summary page showing configuration and status information.
Describes how to view and identify adjacent wireless stations connected to the AP.
Explains the purpose of the event log list for tracking WLAN events.
Covers the basic functions and setup of the wireless AP.
Guides users through the initial setup of the Access Point.
Details the configuration of IP addresses, subnet masks, and default gateways.
Explains the various security options available, including WEP, WPA, and WPA2.
Allows defining device name, location, operation modes, and load types.
Describes the function of the Access Point mode for connecting wireless stations.
Explains the AP's function as a wireless client to connect to another access point.
Describes direct peer-to-peer wireless communication between clients without an AP.
Explains how the AP can extend wireless network range.
Details connecting two separate networks using the AP.
Configuration for IP address assignment methods (DHCP or Static IP).
Configuration for multiple SSIDs, allowing the AP to act as multiple APs.
Options for operating modes like Super Dynamic and Static for performance tuning.
Selects the wireless channel for optimal transmission quality.
Defines the Service Set Identifier, the name of the wireless network.
Option to disable the broadcast of the SSID for network hiding.
Assigns an SSID to a VLAN for network segmentation.
Controls selected VAPs (Virtual Access Points) to isolate clients.
Explains Wired Equivalent Privacy encryption and authentication.
Details Wi-Fi Protected Access for improved encryption and user authentication.
Allows only WPA2 clients to connect, offering enhanced security.
Supports both WPA and WPA2 clients for broader compatibility.
Configures isolation between clients connected to different SSIDs.
Enables multiple BSSIDs for each profile to send individual beacons.
Configures Wireless Distribution System for AP-to-AP communication.
Sets security levels for WDS connections, including WEP and WPA.
Configures advanced wireless parameters like data rates and transmit power.
Selects the data transmission speed for the wireless connection.
Adjusts the power level of the wireless signal transmission.
Sets the interval for beacon transmissions, affecting network discovery.
Configures the Data Beacon Rate for power saving and traffic indication.
Sets the maximum packet size for fragmentation to improve efficiency.
Configures the Request to Send threshold for channel access.
Enables features for compliance in areas with restricted 802.11 usage.
Selects the type of antenna, including options for external high-gain antennas.
Configures the VLAN ID for managing the access point.
Explains Inter-Access Point Protocol (IAPP) for AP communication and location sharing.
Provides settings for Quality of Service to prioritize network traffic.
Details QoS settings and their effect on radio behavior, including Ack-Policy.
Sets the minimum contention window value for prioritizing traffic classes.
Sets the maximum contention window value, affecting collision probability.
Configures fixed slot time for prioritizing channel access.
Limits the duration transmitters can control the channel to manage throughput.
Manages client access to specific categories, with limitations noted.
Explains Simple Network Time Protocol for configuring network time settings.
Enables or disables the SNTP client for automatic time synchronization.
Manual time setting for the device.
Adjusts the time obtained from the SNTP server based on the selected timezone.
Automatically adjusts for daylight saving time based on timezone selection.
Configures primary and secondary SNTP servers for time synchronization.
Enables sending error messages to a specified server for logging.
Activates or deactivates the system logging function.
Specifies the IP address of the server receiving error information.
Sets the port number for accessing the syslog server.
Selects the detail level for recorded syslog messages based on severity.
Allows changing the administrator username and password for system access.
Configures Simple Network Management Protocol functions for network monitoring.
Filters network access based on MAC addresses of network cards.
Detects and prevents unauthorized access points from connecting to the network.
Enables automatic checking and updating of firmware from an FTP server.
Manually upgrades the AP's firmware by specifying the correct file route.
Restarts the Access Point through the browser interface.
Configures the AP using a serial (COM) port with a null modem cable.
Resets the Access Point to its default factory settings manually or via web browser.
Provides solutions for common issues encountered with the Access Point.
Instructions on how to safely disconnect the Access Point from the network.
Steps to remove the AP software and documentation from the computer.
Explains how to download and install firmware updates for the Access Point.
Instructions on registering the product to access warranty and support services.
Information on using the 3Com Knowledge Base for troubleshooting.
Details on purchasing additional support services and consulting.
Information on obtaining software updates and maintenance releases.
Provides methods for contacting 3Com for technical support and repair.
Guidelines for contacting telephone support and procedures for product repair.
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