Datto OM2PV2 User Manual

Wireless 802.11b/g/n

Long Range Wireless N

Client Bridge/Access Point

Mesh Router

Model:

OM2P v2

User

Manual

Version :

1.0

Table of Contents

CHAPTER 1 PRODUCT OVERVIEW............................................................................................................................. 7

1.1 F

EATURE

1.2 B

1.3 P

1.3 S

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ENEFITS

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ACKAGE CONTENT
YSTEM REQUIREMENT

S

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CHAPTER 2 HARDWARE OVERVIEW

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CHAPTER

3 INSTALLATION

.......................................................................................................................................11

CHAPTER 4 CONFIGURING YOUR COMPUTER FOR TCP/IP

4.1 C

ONFIGURING MICROSOFT WINDOWS

4.2 C

ONFIGURING MICROSOFT WINDOWS VIST

4.3 C

ONFIGURING MICROSOFT WINDOWS

4.4 C

ONFIGURING MICROSOFT WINDOWS

4.5 C

ONFIGURING AN APPLE MACINTOSH

7 ............................................................................................................................

A

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XP ..........................................................................................................................

2000 ......................................................................................................................

COMPUTER

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CHAPTER 5 INTRODUCING THE WEB CONFIGURATOR

.....................................................................................................23

5.1 L

OGGING IN TO THE WEB CONFIGURATOR

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CHAPTER 6 STATUS ....................................................................................................................................................25

6.1 S

AVE/LOAD

6.2

M

AIN

6.3 W

IRELESS CLIENT LIST

6.4 S

YSTEM LOG

6.5 C

ONNECTION STATUS

6.6 DHCP C

CHAPTER 7 SYSTEM....................................................................................................................................................31

7.1 C

HANGING OPERATING MODES

CHAPTER 8 WIRELESS CONFIGURATION

8.1 W

IRELESS SETTINGS

8.1.1 Access

8.1.2

8.1.3 WDS

8.1.4

8.2 W

IRELESS SECURITY SETTINGS

8.2.1 WEP

8.2.2 WPA-PSK

8.2.3 WPA2-PSK .....................................................................................................................................................

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LIENT TABLE

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Point

Mode ........................................................................................................................................

Client

Bridge Mode

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Bridge Mode.........................................................................................................................................

Client Router Mode

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8.2.4 WPA-PSK

8.2.5 WPA................................................................................................................................................................

8.2.6 WPA2 .............................................................................................................................................................

8.2.7 WPA Mixed

8.4 W

IRELESS ADVANCED SETTINGS

8.5 W

IRELESS

8.6 WDS L

MAC

INK SETTINGS

Mixed

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F

ILTER

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CHAPTER

9 LAN SETUP

..............................................................................................................................................54

9.1 IP

S

ETTINGS

9.2 S

PANNING TREE SETTINGS

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CHAPTER

10

ROUTER SETTINGS

..............................................................................................................................56

10.1

WAN

S

ETTINGS

10.1.1 Static IP ........................................................................................................................................................

10.1.2 DHCP

10.1.3 PPPoE

10.1.4 PPTP

10.2 LAN S

10.3 VPN P

10.4 P

10.5

ETTINGS (ROUTER MOD

ASS THROUGH

ORT FORWARDING

DMZ

.......................................................................................................................................................................

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(Dynamic IP)

(Point-to-Point

(Point-to-Point

................................................................................................................................................

....................................................................................................................................

Protocol over Ethernet) ........................................................................................

Tunneling Protocol)

E

) ...............................................................................................................................

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CHAPTER

11 MANAGEMENT SETTINGS

..................................................................................................................69

11.1 A

DMINISTRATION

11.2 M

ANAGEMENT

11.3 SNMP

11.4 B

11.5 F

11.6 T

S

ETTINGS
ACKUP/RESTORE SETTINGS
IRMWARE UPGRAD

IME SETTINGS

11.7 LOG..........................................................................................................................................................................

11.8 D

IAGNOSTICS

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VLAN

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E

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CHAPTER

12 NETWORK

CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES.........................................................................................78

12.1 A

CCESS POINT

12.2 C

LIENT BRIDGE MODE

12.3 WDS B

12.4 C

LIENT ROUTER

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RIDGE MODE

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CHAPTER

13 BUILDING A WIRE

LESS NETWORK ...................................................................................................81

13.1 A

CCESS POINT MODE

13.2 A

CCESS POINT MODE

................................................................................................................................................

WITH

WDS

F

UNCTION

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13.3 C

LIENT BRIDGE MODE

13.4 WDS B

13.5 C

13.6 RADIUS C

RIDGE MODE

LIENT ROUTER MODE

ONNECTIONS

APPENDIX A – TROUBLES

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HOOTING

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A.1

P

ROBLEM

A.2 C

SOLVING

ONTACTING TECHNICAL SUPPORT

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APPENDIX B – SPECIFICATIONS

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APPENDIX C – GLOSSARY

................................................................................................................................................88

APPENDIX D – FCC INTERFERENCE STATEMENT

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About This Documen

t

Audienc

e

This

document is written for networking
the EnGenius ENH Series
knowledge about TCP/IP and
terminology associated

This

document provides the information you need to install and configure your Access

with

Point/bridge.

C

onvention

This

publication
and highlight

uses

these conventi

special message.

Caution:
operation that might damage the device

Note:

This symbol represents the important message on incorrect device

This

Tip: This symbol represents the alternative choice that can save time

Outdoor

IEEE

wireless

symbol

professionals

Access Point/Bri

responsible for installing and managing

dge. To

use

this guide,

you should have

802.11 standards, and be familiar with the concepts and
local-area networks (WLANs).

ons/sym

represents

bols to convey instructions and information

the important

message

for the settings.

or

res

ources.

Icons

Figures

used

in this document may use

EHN device

the

following generic

WLAN signal

icons.

Client computer laptop

Internet

Client computer desktop

PoE injector

Power adapter

Chapter 1

Product Overview

Thank you
solution that

for

choosing OM2P V2. The OM2P V2 is a long range, high-performance

provides Access Point, Client Bridge, WDS,

In addition
Adapter capabilities,
features include power level control,

to

providing

the latest wireless technology,

which allow

the

device

narrow bandwidth selection,

A variety

of security features help

to

protect your data and privacy while you are online. Security features include Wi-Fi

Protected Access (WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK), 64/

1.1 Feature

The

following list

-

High-speed

summarizes

data

rates

the key

up to 150 Mbps make the OM2P V2 ideally

to

be installed easily

128/152-bit

features

of the

IEEE

802.11b/g/n

and Client Router functions in

the

OM2P V2 supports Power over Ethernet

in

nearly any indoor

traffic

shaping, and Real-time

WEP Encryption,

and IEEE

a single device.

or

802.1x

with RADIUS.

OM2P V2:

suited

for handling heavy data

network

and Power by

outdoor location. Advanced

RSSI indication.

payloads such as MPEG

-

Fully

- Multi-function

- Point-to-point and

Interoperable with

capabilities

point-to-multipoint

buildings

-

Channel

-

RSSI

-

Power-over-Ethernet capabilities

-

Four SSIDs
and functions

-

WPA

-

PPPoE/PPTP

bandwidth

indicator

let

makes

clients

for

2/WPA/ WEP/

function su

selection allows

each SSID

IEEE

authentication

-

SNMP
Point
QoS

Remote

(WMM) su

-

Configuration Management

pport

video streaming

IEEE

802.

11b/IEEE 802.

enable

it

easy

to select

allow for flexible installation locations

access

different

802.1x su

pport and MAC

pport make it

enhances

performance and

users

to

use

wireless

11g/IEEE

different

802.11n-compliant devices
modes

in

connectivity enable data

the appropriate bandwidth to be

the

best signal

networks

easy

to

for

through a

address

access

the Internet via Internet

Access Point connections

single Access Point,

filtering

helps administrators

user experiences

various environments

transfers

used

to

reach various distances

between two or more

and

cost savings

and

ensure secure

assign

network connections

different policies

Service Provider (ISP) servic

remotely configure or manage the Access

e

1.2 Benefits

The OM2P V2 is

the

ideal product around which you

can build your WLAN. The following list
summarizes a few
Ideal

for hard-to-wire environments

There
Historic

key advantages that

are

and older

installations

Temporary workgr

oups
WLANs make
removed. Examples

Ability to

shelters,

access real-time information

With a
nurses,

temporary

WLAN, workers

point-of-sale employees,
the data they
into the network.

Frequently changed envir

WLANs

are well suited for

many scenarios

buildings,

difficult,

it

expensive,

easy

to

provide co

include

offices, and construction sites.

who rely on

need

and

increase

onments

WLANs have over wired net

where

cables ca

open

areas, and busy streets, for

or im

possible.

nnectivity to

parks,

athletic

nnot be

temporary workgroups

arenas,

access

mobile

productivity,

showrooms, meeting

to

real-time information,

workers,

and

without

rooms,

works:

used

to connect net

example, make

working devices

wired LA

that will later be

exhibition centers, disaster-recover

such as doctors and
warehouse personnel,
having

to look for a

can access

place

to plug

retail stores, and manufacturing

.

N

y

sites where workplaces are rearranged

Wireless extensions to Ethernet networks

Wired

WLANs enable
by moves, extensions to net

LAN

backup
Network
a

pplications

network

managers

managers

can implement

running on wired net

works,

Mobility within training/educational fac

Training sites at cor

porations and students at universities are a
wireless connectivity can be used
exchanges, and

learning.

works.

ilities

to

frequently.

in

dynamic environments

and

other changes.

WLANs

to provide backup for mission-critical

facilitate

access

to

to mi

few

information,

nimize

examples

overhead cause

where

information

d

1.3 P

ackage

Contents

Open

the

package carefully and make sure

-

One EnGenius Wireless Access Point / Client Bridge (

it contains

If

any

item

is missing

or

damaged, contact your place

all of the items listed below.

OM2P V2)

of

purchase

immediately.

Keep all packing materials in
with its original packing materials.

adapter

Use only

can damage

the

the

case you need

power adapter supplied

OM2P V2.

1.3 System Requirement

To install the

-

An Ethernet

-

One

-

An Internet browser

OM2P V2, you need an Ethernet

interface

of the

following operating systems:

that sup

to return the

with

your OM2P V2. Using a

cable and a computer equipped

Microsoft

ports HTTP and JavaScript

Windows

OM2P V2. The OM2P V2 must

different power

with:

XP, Vista, or 7; or Li

nux

be returned

Chapter 2

Hardware Overview

The following figures show

2.1

The

Bottom

bottom

View

panel

of the

the

key components

OM2P V2 contains

on the

two RJ

OM2P V2.

-45 ports, a PoE interface,

and a Reset button. A

removable cover covers these c

-

The RJ
For

-

The PoE interface

-

The Reset button
configurati
Reset
such

-45

port co

nnects to

more information,

allows

can be used

on, erasing any overrides you may have made

button

as a pencil

is recessed

to

press

see Chapter

the Reset button.

2.2 Back Panel

The back panel
OM2P V2.

of the

OM2P V2 contains

omponents.

an Ethernet

adapter

in

a computer you use

to

configure

4.

the

OM2P V2

to

to prevent accidental resets.

reboot

to

be powered using

the

OM2P V2 and

the

supplied

return the

to the device’s

To

reboot

the

PoE

device

default settings. Th

OM2P V2, use a

the Reset button for approximately 10 seconds and

the

LED indicators

that

show

the

link quality and status of the

the

injector.

to its

default

flat

then stop

OM2P V2.

factory

e

object

pressing

Chapter 3

This chapter describes how

c

odes and, wherever applicable, are licensed by

Installati

Only experienced

on

to install the

installation

OM2P V2.

professionals who are familiar

It

also describes

the

appropriate government regulatory authorities

the

OM2P V2 LEDs.

with

local building and safety

should install the

OM2P V2

.

3.1 Pre-installation Guidelines

Select the

- The OM2P V2 should be

unit

-

The higher

-

The antenna should be installed to
antenna.

3.2 Insta

To install the
the

figure

optimal locations

and its connectors for

the placement

The ante

lling

the

nna should be aligned

OM2P V2

OM2P V2, use

below.

1.

The

bottom of the

to remove

2. Insert a sta

3. Slide the

4.

Remove

the cover.

ndard Ethernet

cover back

the

power cord and

for the

mounted

installation and testing.

of the antenna,

the

OM2P V2 is a movable cover. Grab

equipment

on a 1"-4"

using

pole. Its location should enable easy access

the better the

provide a direct,

to

face

following procedure

cable

into the RJ

to

seal

the bottom of the

PoE

injector

the

following guidelines:

achievable link

or

near line

the

to

mount

-45

general

direction

the

port

labeled MAIN LAN.

OM2P V2.

from the

box and plug

quality.

of sight with the

of the

Base Station

Base Station.

device on a pole and refer

the

cover and

pull it

the

power cord

back hard

to the

to

into the

DC

Only use

adapter might

5.

6.

port of the

the

damage

Plug

the other

When you finish step 5,

Turn over

PoE

injector.

power adapter supplied

the

OM2P V2.

side

of the Ethernet cable

the

installation

the

OM2P V2. Then insert the mast strap through

with the

in step

will

resemble

OM2P V2. Using a

3 into the

the

following

different power

PoE

port of the

picture.

the

middle hole

PoE

of the

injector.

OM2P

V2.

Use a screwdriver

7. Mount the

This completes the

EOA200 securely

installation

to

unlock

procedure.

the

pole-mounting

to the

pole by locking

ring putting

the strap tightly.

it

through

the

OM2P V2.

3.2 Understanding the

The rear
of the
V2

LED
Power Green

LAN

WLAN Green

of the

OM2P V2 has

device. The second group, LINK QUALITY, shows

and the

network.

The following table describes

Color Mode

Green

OM2P V2 LEDs

two

groups

OFF=
ON= OM2P V2 is receiving
OFF
ON = OM2P V2 is connected to the
or
Blink = OM2P V2 is sending
Access Point
or Clien
Bridge

of

LEDs.

OM2P V2 is

= OM2P V2 is

receiving

data.

t

Mode

One group, labeled INDICATORS, shows

the strength

the

OM2P V2 LEDs.

Status

not

receiving

not connected to the network.

OFF

= OM2P V2 radio is
sending
ON = OM2P V2 radio is on, and
sending

power.

power.

or

receiving

or

receiving data

or

receiving data

of the

link between the

network,

data.

off

and

over

over

but not

the

device is

the

wireless LAN.

the

device is

the

wireless LAN.

the status

OM2P

sending

not

not

Link

Quality

See Stat

column

us

Access Point
or Clien
Bridge

t

Mode

Blink = OM2P V2 radio is on, and
or

receiving data

S

hows the strength

and

the network.
G = good
Y

= medium quality

R = poor

quality

or no

over

of the

(green).

(yellow)

link

(red).

the

wireless LAN.
link between the

.

the

device is se

nding

OM2P V2

Chapter 4 Configuring

To

configure the

to

configure the

OM2P V2󰦉use

TCP/IP

settings on a computer that will be used to configure the OM2P V2.

Your

a computer that is configured for

Computer

for TCP

/l

P

TCP/IP.

This chapter describes how

4.1 Configuring Microsoft Windows

Use

the

following procedure

1. In the Start

2.

When

the

Network Connecti

and click Properties.

to

configure a

menu search box,

7

computer running Microsoft Windows

type:

ons List

ncpa.cpl

appears, right-click

the Local

7.

Area Connection icon

3. In the Net
Protocol

working tab,

click

either Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)

Version 6 (TCP/IPv6), and then

click Properties.

or Internet

4. In the properties dialog box, click Obtain an IP address automatically
computer

for DHCP.

to

configure

your

5.

Click

the

OK

button to

6.

Click

the

OK

button

save your changes and close

again

to

save your changes.

4.2 Configuring Microsoft Windows Vista

Use

the

following procedure
default interface. If
Windows

versions, perform

1.

On

the

and

Internet icon.

2.

Click View Networks Status

Connections.

3. Right-click the Local

4.

Click Continue. The Local Area Connection Properties

5. In the

you use

Windows taskbar, click Start, click Control Panel, and then select

Local Area

to

configure a
the Classic interface,
the

procedure

and tasks

Area Connection

Connection Properties

computer running Microsoft Windows Vista

in section

the

dialog

where

the

icons and menus resemble

4.4.

and then

click Management Networks

icon and click Properties.

dialog box appears.

dialog box, verify

that Internet Protocol

box.

with the
previous

the Network

(TCP/IPv4) is checked. Then select
button.

The

Internet Protocol Version 4 Properties dialog box appears.

Internet Protocol (TCP/IPv4) and click

the Properties

6. In the

Internet Protocol

Version 4 Properties dialog box, click Obtain an IP address

automatically

7.

Click

8.

Click

the
the

to

OK

button to

OK

button

configure your computer

save your changes and close

again

to

save your changes.

for DHCP.

the

dialog

box.

4.3 Configuring Microsoft Windows XP

Use

the

following procedure

to

configure a

computer running Microsoft Windows XP

with the default

interface.

If

you use

versions, perform

1.

On

Internet Connections.

2.

Click

3.

Click Local

Area

4. In the
Area

the Classic interface,

the

procedure

the

Windows taskbar, click Start, click Control Panel, and then

the

Network

in section

Connecti

Area Connection for the Ethernet

Connection Status dialog box appears.

Local Area

Connection Status

Connection Properties

where

the

icons and menus resemble previous Window

4.4.

ons

icon.

adapter connected to the

dialog box, click

dialog box appears.

the Properties

click

Network and

OM2P V2. The Local

button.

The Local

s

5. In the
is checked. Then select

Local Area

Connection Properties

Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click

Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties

6. In the
automatically
change and close

7.

Click

8. Restart

Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Pr

to

configure your computer

the

Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Pr

the

OK

button

your

computer.

again

to

4.4 Configuring Microsoft Windows

Use

the

2000

following procedure

installed.

1.

On

the

Windows taskbar, click Start,

2. In the

Control Panel window, double-click

to

configure your

dialog box, verify

dialog box appears.

operties

dialog box, click Obtain an IP address

for

DHCP.

save your changes.

2000

computer

point to Settings, and then

if

the Network

that Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)

the Properties

Click

the

operties

dialog

your computer

and Dial-up Connections icon.

button. The

OK

button to

save thi

box.

has

Microsoft Windows

click Control Panel.

s

If

the Ethernet adapter

in

your computer

is installed correctly,

the

Local Area

Connection

icon appears.

3.

Double-click

the Local

Area Connection

icon

for the Ethernet adapter connected to the

OM2P V2. The Local Area Connection Status dialog box appears.

4. In the
Area

5. In the
is checked. Then select

6.

Click Obtain an IP address automatically

7.

Click

dialog

8.

Click OK

9. Restart

Local Area

Connection Status

Connection Properties

Local Area

Connection Properties

Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click

the

OK

button to

save this

box.

button

your

again

to

computer.

save these

dialog box appears.

dialog box, click

dialog box, verify

to

configure

change and close

new changes.

the Properties

that Internet Protocol (T

the Properties

your computer

the

Local Area

button.

Connection Pr

The Local

button.

for DHCP.

CP/IP)

opertie

s

4.5 Configuring an Apple

Macintosh Computer

The following procedure describes how

10.2.

If

your Apple Macintosh is running Mac

to

configure TCP/IP on an Apple Macintosh running Mac OS

OS 7.x

or

later,

the steps you perform and

the scree

ns
you see may
as a guide

1.

2.

3. In the Configure field on

4.

differ slightly from the

to

configuring your Apple Macintosh
Pull down
Verify

the

that the

Apple Menu, click System Preferences,

NIC c

following. However, you should st

onnected to the

the

Click

Apply Now

to

apply your settings and close

ill be able

for TCP/IP.

and select

OM2P V2 is selected

in the Sho

TCP/IP tab, select Using DHCP.

the TCP/IP

Network.

dialog

to

use this procedure

w field.

box.

Chapter 5 Intr

odu

cing the

Web

Configurator

The OM2P V2 has a

built-in

Web

Configurator that lets you manage

the unit from

any location using

a

Web browser that supports

5.1 Logging

After

configuring

use

that computer’s

in

to the

the

Web Configurator

computer

Web browser to

1. Launch your Web browser.

2. In

the browser

address

If

3. When

you changed

the Windows Security

HTTP and has JavaScript

for TCP/IP

bar, type

the

192.168.1.1 and press

OM2P V2 LAN IP address,

log

in to the

using

window appears,

installed.

the

procedure

OM2P V2 Web

the Enter key.

enter

type admin

appropriate

for

your operating system,

Configurator.

the correct IP address.

as

the

username

in the top

field

and

type admin

as

the

4. Click OK
You are now ready

password

to

use

the instructions in the

in the bottom field.

following chapters to

configure

the

OM2P V2.

5.2 Best Practices

Perform the
V2

more

effectively.

-

Change

following procedures regularly

the default

password. Use a password

to

make

the

OM2P V2 more secure and manage

that

is

not

easy

to

guess and

that contain

the

s

OM2P

different characters, such as numbers and letters.
F

or

more information,

-

Back

up the configuration
configuration
password, you

can be useful

will

see page

have

to reset the

69.

and be sure you know how

if the

OM2P V2 becomes unstable

OM2P V2

to its factory default settings and lose any
customized override settings you configured. However,
will not
configuration. For

have to completely reconfigure

more

information,

see page

the

OM2P V2. You can simply restore

The OM2P V2 username ca

to restore

if

you back up an earlier configuration, you

it. Restoring

or

crashes.

73.

nnot

be changed.

an earlier

If

you forget your

your last

working

Chapter 6 Status

The Status section

-

Main

-

Wireless Client List

on

the

navigation drop-down menu contains

- System Log

-

Connection Status

The following sections describe these options.

6.1 Save/Load

This

page lets you

the

unsaved changes

save

and apply the settings shown under Unsaved changes list,

and revert to the previous settings that were in effect.

the

following

options:

or cancel

6.2 Main

Clicking the

Main

link under the Status

drop-down menu or clicking Home at the top-r

ight

of the Web Configurator

-

The System Information
m

ode, system

version.

-

The

LAN Settings section

subnet

-

The Current
channel. Since
as its

mask,

ESSID

up time, firmware

and MAC address.

Wireless Settings section

the

and security setti

shows

section

shows Local

OM2P V2

status information about the current operating mode.

shows

version, serial

supports

general system

information such

number, kernel version, and applicati

Area Network setting such

shows wireless

multiple-SSIDs,

information such

information about

as

the LAN

as

operati

IP address

as

frequency and

each SSID,

ngs, are displayed.

ng
on

,

such

6.3

Wireless Client List

Clicking the Wireless Client List
clients associated

to the

OM2P V2, along with the MAC

each client. Clicking the Refresh

link under the Status

button updates

(refreshes)

drop-down menu

addresses

and signal strength for

the client list.

displays

the list

of

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Log

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the System Log

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under the

Status

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the Connection

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link under the

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drop-down menu

displays

the current

status of the networ
status

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BSSID

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