Why does my Buffalo Wireless Router WDS installation fail?
The most common reason for Wireless Distribution System (WDS) installation failures with Buffalo Wireless Routers is using the wrong MAC address. Ensure you are using the Wireless MAC Address for the access points.
What to do if Buffalo Wireless Router wireless adapter protocol is installed?
If the wireless adapter protocol is installed for your Buffalo Wireless Router, select the protocol and click the Properties button. Verify that the parameters match the settings provided by your LAN Administrator.
How to install wireless adapter protocol on Buffalo Wireless Router?
To install the wireless adapter protocol on your Buffalo Wireless Router, click the Add button and select the TCP/IP protocol from the list.
Details the necessary hardware and software for using the AirStation.
Lists all items included in the AirStation WHR-HP-G54 package.
Accesses all configuration tools for the AirStation.
Provides detailed system information for setting up wireless clients.
Configures port forwarding for internet games.
Configures Wide Area Network (WAN) settings including port configuration.
Manually configure PPPoE connection for DSL internet access.
Configures the DHCP server for automatic IP address assignment.
Allows enabling or disabling pre-configured basic IP filter rules.
Details the dimensions and weight of the AirStation.
Specifies the operating and storage environmental conditions.
Outlines the power supply requirements and consumption.
Information regarding local radio regulations and compliance.
Lists compatible network standards and operating systems.
Specifies supported operating systems for the AirStation.
Details the radio frequency band and modulation techniques used.
Details different transmit speeds and framebursting modes.
Specifies typical wireless range in an open office environment.
Specifies typical wireless range in semi-open and closed office environments.
Provides specifications for receiver sensitivity and signal delay.
Lists available wireless channels and their corresponding frequencies.
Explains the meaning of different LED states for diagnostics.
Details the meaning of the red DIAG LED during boot and updates.
Provides a table correlating DIAG LED displays with specific issues.
Addresses problems where LEDs indicate network function but PCs cannot connect.
Step-by-step guide to modifying TCP/IP settings on Windows.
Directs users to external resources for further assistance.
Important considerations and limitations for setting up WDS bridges.
Details compliance with FCC rules and warnings about modifications.
States compliance with FCC limits for radio frequency exposure.
Specifies intended and restricted use in European countries.
Provides contact details for general questions and sales.
Provides contact details for technical assistance.
Details the necessary hardware and software for using the AirStation.
Lists all items included in the AirStation WHR-HP-G54 package.
Accesses all configuration tools for the AirStation.
Provides detailed system information for setting up wireless clients.
Configures port forwarding for internet games.
Configures Wide Area Network (WAN) settings including port configuration.
Manually configure PPPoE connection for DSL internet access.
Configures the DHCP server for automatic IP address assignment.
Allows enabling or disabling pre-configured basic IP filter rules.
Details the dimensions and weight of the AirStation.
Specifies the operating and storage environmental conditions.
Outlines the power supply requirements and consumption.
Information regarding local radio regulations and compliance.
Lists compatible network standards and operating systems.
Specifies supported operating systems for the AirStation.
Details the radio frequency band and modulation techniques used.
Details different transmit speeds and framebursting modes.
Specifies typical wireless range in an open office environment.
Specifies typical wireless range in semi-open and closed office environments.
Provides specifications for receiver sensitivity and signal delay.
Lists available wireless channels and their corresponding frequencies.
Explains the meaning of different LED states for diagnostics.
Details the meaning of the red DIAG LED during boot and updates.
Provides a table correlating DIAG LED displays with specific issues.
Addresses problems where LEDs indicate network function but PCs cannot connect.
Step-by-step guide to modifying TCP/IP settings on Windows.
Directs users to external resources for further assistance.
Important considerations and limitations for setting up WDS bridges.
Details compliance with FCC rules and warnings about modifications.
States compliance with FCC limits for radio frequency exposure.
Specifies intended and restricted use in European countries.
Provides contact details for general questions and sales.
Provides contact details for technical assistance.
General| Wireless Speed | 54 Mbps |
|---|---|
| Frequency Band | 2.4 GHz |
| Security | WEP, WPA, WPA2 |
| Wireless Standard | 802.11b/g |
| Ports | 4 x 10/100 LAN, 1 x 10/100 WAN |
| Antenna | External, Detachable |
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