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6. If the device PCB and the WPS handshake is successfully

done on the station side, User’s Wi-Fi Protected status will

be shown as below.

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Default Chapter2
- Table of Contents2
1 Introduction5
- Features5
- Device Requirements5
- Using this Document6
2 Getting to Know the Device7
- Computer / System Requirements7
- Package Contents7
- LED Meanings & Activations8
  - Front Panel8
  - Rear and Right Panel and Bottom Side9
3 Computer Configurations under Different OS, to Obtain IP Address Automatically11
- For Windows 98SE / ME / 2000 / XP11
- For Windows Vista-32/6414
- For Windows 7-32/6418
- For Windows 8-32/6422
4 Connecting Your Device27
- Connecting the Hardware27
- Using WISP (Wireless ISP)28
- Using Poe (Power over Ethernet)29
- Using AP (Access Point)30
- Wireless Connection31
5 What the Internet/Wan Access of Your Own Network Now Is33
- Internet/Wan Access Is the DHCP Client35
- Internet/Wan Access Is the Static IP36
- Internet/Wan Access Is the Pppoe Client38
6 Getting Started with the Web Pages39
- Accessing the Web Pages39
- Testing Your Setup41
- Default Device Settings41
7 Wireless Network43
- Basic Settings43
- Advanced Settings45
- Security46
- Access Control56
  - Allow Listed56
  - Deny Listed58
- WDS Settings59
  - Configure WDS (Wireless Distribution System) Only60
  - Configure AP (Access Point) + WDS (Wireless Distribution System)65
- Site Survey70
  - Configure Wireless Client + Site Survey71
  - Configure Wireless ISP + Site Survey75
- Wps79
- Operations of AP - AP Being an Enrollee84
- Operations of AP - AP Being a Registrar98
  - AP Mode98
  - Push Button Method102
8 LAN Interface106
- LAN Interface Setup106
- Changing the LAN IP Address and Subnet Mask108
- Show Client110
9 Status111
10 Statistics112
11 Log113
- System Log113
12 Firmware Update115
- About Firmware Versions115
- Manually Updating Firmware115
13 Save/Reload Settings117
- Save Settings to File117
- Load Settings from File119
- Resetting to Defaults121
14 Password124
- Setting Your Username and Password124
15 Logout126
Configuring Your Computers127
- Configuring Ethernet Pcs127
IP Addresses, Network Masks, and Subnets133
- IP Addresses133
  - Structure of an IP Address133
  - Network Classes133
- Subnet Masks134
Upnp Control Point Software on Windows ME/XP136
- Upnp Control Point Software on Windows ME136
- Upnp Control Point Software on Windows XP with Firewall137
  - SSDP Requirements137
Troubleshooting140
- Troubleshooting Suggestions140
- Diagnosing Problem Using IP Utilities142
  - Ping142
  - Nslookup142
Glossary144

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