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An ESSID (ESS IDentification) uniquely identifies each ESS. All access points and their

associated wireless stations within the same ESS must have the same ESSID in order to

communicate.

Table of Contents

Default Chapter3
- About this User's Guide3
- Document Conventions5
- Safety Warnings7
- Table of Contents9
Part I: Introduction13
1 Getting to Know Your MWR10214
- Overview14
- Applications14
- Good Habits for Managing the MWR10215
- The Front Panel15
- The Rear Panel16
2 Web-Based Management17
- Overview17
- Accessing the Web-Based Management Interface17
- Resetting the MWR10218
3 MWR102 Modes19
- Overview19
4 Router Mode20
- Overview20
- What You Can Do20
5 Access Point Mode23
- Overview23
- What You Can Do23
- AP Mode Status Screen24
- Navigation Panel25
- LAN Screen27
6 Tutorials29
- Overview29
- Connecting to Internet from an Access Point30
- Configuring Wireless Security Using WPS30
- Pin Configuration31
- Enabling and Configuring Wireless Security (no WPS)32
Part II: Wireless35
7 Wireless36
- Overview36
- What You Can Do36
- What You Should Know36
  - Wireless Security Overview37
  - Mac Address Filter37
- General Wireless LAN Screen39
- Wireless LAN Advanced Settings40
- Security42
- Wep Encryption43
- Access Control45
- WPS Screen47
- Wireless Site Survey (AP Mode Only)48
8 Network Settings50
- Overview50
- What You Can Do50
- What You Need to Know51
- LAN Interface52
- Active Dhcp Client List53
- WAN Interface54
Part III: Security56
9 MAC Filtering57
- Overview57
- What You Can Do57
- What You Need to Know57
- MAC Filtering58
Part IV: Management59
10 Status60
- Overview60
- What You Can Do60
- Status Screen60
11 Statistics63
- Overview63
- Statistics Screen63
12 Log65
- Overview65
- Log Screen65
13 Upgrade Firmware67
- Overview67
- Upgrade Firmware Screen67
- Overview69
- What You Can Do69
- Save/Reload Settings Screen69
15 Password72
- Overview72
- Password Screen72
- Part V: Troubleshooting74
16 Troubleshooting75
- Overview75
- Power, Hardware Connections, and Leds75
- MWR102 Access and Login76
- Internet Access77
- Resetting MWR102 to Factory Defaults79
- Wireless Router/Ap Troubleshooting79
17 Product Specifications81
Appendix A: Pop-Up Windows, Javascripts and Java Permissions85
- Java Permissions90
Appendix B: IP Addresses and Subnetting93
- Subnet Masks94
Appendix C: Setting up Your Computer's IP Address105
- Verifying Settings120
- Macintosh os X120
Appendix D: Wireless Lans127
- Fragmentation Threshold131
- Preamble Type132
- Types of Radius Messages134
- Types of Authentication134
- Dynamic Wep Key Exchange136
- User Authentication138
- Wpa with Radius Application Example139
- Security Parameters Summary139
Appendix E: Common Services141
Appendix F: Legal Information146
- Fcc Radiation Exposure Statement147
- Industry Canada Statement148
- IC Radiation Exposure Statement148
- Zyxel Limited Warranty148
Appendix G: Open Source Licenses150
- Limitation of Liability172

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