D Link AP2330A1 User Manual
Wireless N300
Single Band Gigabit PoE Access
User
Manual
Point
T
able
of Contents
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D-Link
DAP-
2330
User M
anual
Table
Product Overview......................................................................4
Introduction
Features............................................................................................
Package Contents
S
ystem Requir
Hardware Overview
LEDs ...................................................................................................
Connections
Basic Installa
Hardware Setup
Method
Method 2 Method
Web User Interface .................................................................
Wireless
Access Point
WDS
WDS Mode
Wireless
Wireless Security .................................................................19
Wired Equiv
Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA / WPA2)
802.1x A
LAN
...................................................................................
.........................................................................
ements .................................................................
..................................................................7
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tion
........................................................................8
............................................................................
1 -
PoE
with
PoE Switch
PoE
without
3 -
No PoE
..........................................................................................12
Mode .............................................................12
with
AP
Mode ............................................................14
............................................................................16
Client
..........................................................................................23
Mode .........................................................18
alent
uthentica
PoE Switch
..............................................................10
Privacy (WEP)
tion
.................................................22
.....................................
or Router................9
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of
4
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
11
C
ontents
IPv6
..........................................................................................24
Advanced Settings .....................................................................25
Performance
Wireless Resource Control
M
ulti-SSID
VLAN
I
S
Internal
ARP
Bandwidth Optimization
AP Array
Captive Portal
........................................................................................32
VLAN
Port List
Add/Edit
PVID Settings ..................................................................35
ntrusion
chedule ................................................................................37
Spoofing Prevention
AP Array Scan .................................................................42
C
onfiguration S
Auto
Load Balance
Authentication Settings
Authentication Settings
Authentication Settings
Authentication Settings
Authentication Settings
.........................................................................26
.......................................................28
..............................................................................30
List ..........................................................................32
.............................................................................33
VLAN ...............................................................34
.................................................................................36
RADIUS Server .....................................................38
................................................39
.................................................40
..................................................................................42
ettings
-RF
.............................................................................47
..................................................................48
.......................................................................49
................................................43
- Passc
-
- Remote RADIUS
- LDAP
-
ode .......................49
User
Name/Password50
...............................52
POP3
...............................53
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able
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D-Link
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anual
Login Page
Upload .......................................................54
Console Settings .................................................................75
Web Redirection
............................................................55
DHCP Server .........................................................................56
Dynamic Pool Settings
................................................56
Static Pool Setting ........................................................57
C
urrent IP
F
ilt
ers .......................................................................................59
Wireless MAC ACL
WLAN Par
Traffic Control
Mapping
List
..............................................58
.........................................................59
tition ..............................................................60
...............................................................................61
Uplink/Downlink Setting .................................................61
QoS...........................................................................................62
Traffic Manager
....................................................................63
Status ..............................................................................................64
Device Information
Client Informa
WDS
Information
Channel Analyze
Stats P
age ......................................................................................69
E
thernet Traffic Sta
WLAN Traffic Sta
............................................................65
tion ..............................................................66
Page
.....................................................67
.................................................................68
tistics
tistics
..................................................69
.......................................................70
Log ...................................................................................................71
View Log
Log Settings
M
aintenance Sec
A
dministration
Limit
S
ystem
.................................................................................71
..........................................................................72
tion ................................................................73
.............................................................................74
A
dministrator
............................................................74
Name Settings ......................................................75
SNMP Settings .....................................................................76
A
dministration
Central WiFiManager Settings
Firmware and
C
onfiguration File
.............................................................................77
........................................77
SSL
Upload
................................................78
Upload ...............................................79
Time and Date Settings ....................................................80
C
onfiguration and System.......................................................81
S
ystem Settings
...........................................................................82
Help .................................................................................................83
Knowledge
Wireless
Wireless Installation Considerations
Troubleshooting
Technical Specifications
Ant
enna Patt
Contac
W
arranty
Base .....................................................................
Basics .............................................................................84
....................................85
.....................................................................
Why can’t I
utility?
What can
How
to
How
to
access
the
web-based
configuration
.....................................................................................86
I do if I forgot my
check your IP
addr
statically assign an
password?
.......................86
ess? ......................................87
IP
addr
ess?
.......................88
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ern .....................................................................
ting Technical
Support..............................................
...................................................................................
Registration .............................................................................
84
86
89
90
91
92
98
Login Settings ......................................................................75
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DAP-
2330
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anual
Sec
tion 1 - Product Overview
Product
Intr
D-Link, an
its new DAP-2330, designed specifically for environments with high
school campuses
Versatile
The DAP-2330 Access Point
advanced installa
areas
with
Enhanced Performance
The DAP-2330 delivers reliable wireless performance
Multimedia™ (WMM) Quality
S
ecurity
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help maintain a secure wir
versions of WPA
LAN
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provide secure and manageable dual band wireless network options
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its integrated
power outlets are
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not readily available. In
of Service fea
eless network, the DAP-2330
and WPA2 (802.11i)
segmentation, Disable
erials and construction, and network overhead,
SSID Broadcast, Rogue AP
from
IEEE Standard
eless networking,
network
administrat
tures, makes
with
support for RADIUS server back
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lower actual data
introduces a
ors
oint
has integrated 802.3af Power over E
solution for businesses seeking
to deploy a highly
addition to bridging
port.
with
maximum wireless signal rates
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an ideal access
provides the latest in wir
Detection, and Wireless Broadcast Scheduling are also
throughput rate.
tions.
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oduc
traffic
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eless networks, the DAP-2330
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affect wireless signal
next
generation 802.11n LANs.
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wired networks
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tions.
ting both P
factors, including
ersonal and
volume
of
network traffic
Enterprise
unveils
or
in
,
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2330
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tion 1 - Product Overview
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Provide Ethernet
to
Wireless LAN
equipment
Compatible
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Compatible
y
y
Compatible
Operation
y
y
Supports
Supports enhanced security –
y
y
A
llows
Web-based configuration and
y
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Supports 802.3af PoE
Supports
y
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Supports one Gigabit Ethernet
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AP
Mode,
Supports
y
y
Support
Support Central
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Support
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building mat
with
IEEE
with
IEEE
with
IEEE
at
2.4~2.5GHz frequency band
IEEE
802.11b/g/n wireless data encryption
auto fallback data rate
802.3az
WDS
Mode,
SNMP
v1,v2,v3
Trap server (SNMP v1,
WiFiManager
AP Array and AP Array Setup Tool
erials and construction, and network overhead,
802.11b
bridge fully
high rate standard
IEEE
802.3/u compatible
to
802.11g higher speed standard
802.11n higher speed standard
to
meet worldwide
WPA-PSK
and WPA2-PSK, RADIUS
for reliability, optimized
management
port
WDS
with
AP,
and Wireless
Client Mode
v2c)
from
IEEE Standard
802.11g,
and 802.11n specifica
lower actual data
F
ea
tur
es
on the Ethernet side and
provide wireless 11Mbps data
to
provide wireless 54Mbps data
to
provide wireless 300Mbps data
regulations
with
64/128-bit
WEP
for security
client, and Cipher
throughput
throughput rate.
and transmission
tions.
Actual data
Environmental conditions
throughput will vary. Network conditions and environmental
rate*
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negotiation
range
will
adversely
affect wireless signal
fully
interoperable
range.
with
IEEE
802.11b/g/n
factors, including
volume
compliant
of
network traffic
,
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DAP-
2330
User M
anual
Sec
tion 1 - Product Overview
• DAP-2330 Access Point
• Power
•
Mounting Plate and
• Ethernet C
• CD
• Quick Installation
Adapter
able
(with
software and user
Note:
Using a power supply
y
Computers
y
Internet
with Windows®, M
Explorer Version 11.0, Chrome 33, Safari 7,
Hardware
Guide
with a
manual)
different voltage r
acintosh®,
Package Conten
ating than the one included
System R
or
Linux-based operating systems
or
Firefox 28 and above (for web-based
equir
with
the DAP-2330
ts
will
ements
with
an installed Ethernet
cause damage and void the w
Adapter
configuration)
arr
anty
for this product.
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DAP-
2330
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tion 1 - Product Overview
o
ond
Hardware
Overview
LEDs
C
onnec
tions
4
2
3
1
I
ndicates
the
access
olid R
Green
ed
Green
malfunc
This LED
I
ndicates
operly
pr
This
transmission.
tioned
will blink during
that the
.
light will blink
S
Blinking Red
S
olid
Blinking
1
Pow
er/S
tatus
point has
.
DAP-2330 is
green
boot
during data
-up
.
working
2
3
4
Power Rec
LAN (PoE) Por
Reset
ept
Button
or C
onnect the
C
onnect to
t
an Ethernet cable
Press and
the
to reboot the
supplied power adapter.
a Power over Ethernet (PoE)
.
hold for five
factory
default
settings.
access point.
seconds
Press and
switch
to
reset
hold for one sec
the
or
router
access
point
via
t
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DAP-
2330
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anual
Sec
tion 2 - I
nstall
a
tion
To power the
Method 1 - Use
Method 2 - Use
Method 3 - Use
access point, you can use one
if
you have a PoE
if
you
if
you
do not
do not
have a PoE
have a PoE
Method 1 - PoE with PoE Switch
1. Connect
one end
of
your Ethernet cable
2. Connect
the other end
into
one
of
the
switch or r
switch or router and
switch or router and have a power
port
on a PoE
Basic Installa
Hardware Setup
following 3 methods:
outer.
to
the LAN (PoE)
switch.
PoE Switch or Router
do not
port
DAP-2330
have a power
on the access point.
tion
outlet
outlet
near the location
near the location
of
the access point.
of
the access point.
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2330
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anual
Sec
tion 2 - I
nstall
a
tion
Method
1. Connect
2. Connect
3. Use
the supplied power adapter. C
4. Connect
2 -
PoE
without
one end
one end
of
an Ethernet cable
of
an Ethernet cable
the power cable
PoE Switch or
into
into
onnect
to
the power adapter and then connect
Router
the
Data In
the
P+Data Out
the power adapter
Power A
port
PoE Base
dapter
on the PoE base
port
on the PoE base
to
the
Power In
the other end
Unit
PC
unit
and the other end
unit
and the other end
receptor on the
into
a power
DAP-2330
S
witch or Router
PoE
outlet
into
one
into
adapter.
.
port
on your switch, router, or computer.
the LAN (PoE)
port
on the Access Point.
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DAP-
2330
User M
anual
Sec
tion 2 - I
nstall
a
tion
Method
1. Connect
2. Use
the supplied power adapter. C
3. Connect
3 -
No
PoE
one end
of
your Ethernet cable
the power cable
into
the LAN (PoE)
onnect
to
the power adapter and then connect
the power adapter
port
and then connect
to
the Power receptor on the
the other end
DAP-2330
PC
the other end
into
a power
Power A
dapter
S
witch or Router
to
a switch, router, or computer.
Access Point.
outlet.
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DAP-
2330
User M
anual
Sec
tion 3 - C
onfigu
ration
The supports an elaborate web
in the left
menu
of the web
GUI which contains section called Basic Settings,
user int
erface
Web User Int
where
the
user can configure and
er
fac
monitor the
Advanced Settings and Sta
e
device. Most
of the
tus.
configurable settings are
located
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2330
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anual
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tion 3 - C
onfigu
ration
On
the
wireless settings page,
modes:
Access Point WDS
with
AP - Used
WDS - Used
Wireless Client -
Wireless Band:
Network
Name
SSID Visibility:
Auto
Channel Selec
Used
to
connect
Used when
Mode:
(SSID):
you can setup
to create a wireless
to
connect
multiple
S
S
S
for
The
can
wireless
multiple
wireless
the
access
elect
2.4GHz
elect
Access
ervice Set Iden
a specific wireless local area
SSID’s factory
be
easily changed
network or to
network. The SSID can be
is case
-sensitive.
the
basic wireless
LAN
wireless networks
networks
point
needs
in
default.
Point
from the drop-down
tifier (SSID) is
default setting is dlink. The SSID
to connect to an existing
establish
up to
S
elect
net
S
work,
elect
Enable
Disable
to
thus mak
to
broadcast
ing
it
visible to
hide the SSID
This feature
tion:
the channel that provides the best
perfor
mance. The channel selection process
occurs
select a
select a channel from the drop-down
when
when the
enabled automatically
AP
is booting up.
channel, set this option to
Wireless
configuration
while still functioning
to act as a wireless
Access Point
menu
the name
the
designated
network (WLAN).
a new
32 charact
wir
ers
eless
and
SSID across
all network
users
from the network.
selects
wir
eless
To
manually
Disable
menu.
for the
as a wireless access point
network adapter
Mode
.
the
.
only
and
access point. The user can choose
for
an Ethernet enabled
device
from 4 different wireless
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2330
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anual
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tion 3 - C
onfigu
ration
C
hannel:
To change the
the desired
selection.
Note: The wireless
channel,
adapt
first
ers
toggle
will
aut
the Auto
Channel Selec
omatically scan
tion setting
and match
to Disable,
the wireless
settings.
and then use
the drop-down menu
to make
Channel W
idth:
select the
clients. Auto 20/40 MHz allows you
channel
width
you
would
to connect to both
like
to
operate
in. Select
20 MHz
if
you are
not
802.11n and 802.11b/g wireless devices on your
using any 802.11n
network.
wireless
A
llows
you
to
tion:
Disable or
Use
Captive Pr
ofile:
A
uthen
tica
select
a Captive Portal profile
the drop-down menu
• Select
• Select
• Select
• Select
• Select
Open System
Shared Key
enabled,
this
option
WPA-Personal to secure y
WPA-Enterprise
802.1X
if
your network is
to
choose
to
to limit
is
not av
Open System,
communicate the
communication
ailable.
to
secure your network
for
Primary
SSID.
Shared Key, WPA-P
key across
our network
to only
using a password and dynamic key changes. No RADIUS server is required.
the network (WEP).
those devices
with
the inclusion
using port-based Network
ersonal,
WPA-Enterprise,
that
share
of
a RADIUS
Access Control.
the
same WEP
server.
or
802.1x.
settings. If
multi-SSID
is
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2330
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anual
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tion 3 - C
onfigu
ration
Wireless
Band:
S
elect
2.4GHz
in
default
.
WDS
with
AP
Mode
Mode:
with AP
mode is selected from
the
drop-down
WDS
menu.
S
Network
Name
(SSID):
ervice Set Iden
specific wireless local area
for a
The SSID’s
SSID Visibility:
Auto
Channel Selec
can
be
easily changed
wireless
network.
network or to
Enable
feature broadcasts
thus making
or
Enabling this feature automatically
tion:
the
channel
perfor
mance. T
with
AP
mode.
occurs when the AP is
tifier (SSID) is
the name
designated
network (WLAN).
factory default setting
is dlink.
The
to connect to an existing
establish
a new
wir
Disable SSID visibility. Enabling
the
SSID across
it
visible
to
all network
that will provide the best
his feature is not
the
network,
users.
wir
supported in
The channel selection process
booting up.
SSID
eless
this
selec
eless
WDS
only
ts
C
hannel:
devices
channel.To change the channel,
menu to
wir
eless adapt
on the network must
make
the
desired selection. (Note: The
ers will aut
oma
tically scan and
share
use the
the same
drop-down
match
All
the wireless settings.)
A
llows
you
to
Channel W
idth:
like to
operate
any 802.11n wir
you to
connect
wireless devices on your
select the
in. S
eless clients. Auto 20/40 MHz
to both
channel
width
you would
elect 20 MHz if you are not
802.11n
network.
and 802.11b/g
using
allows
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2330
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anual
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tion 3 - C
onfigu
ration
R
emote
Captive Pr
AP MAC Addr
ofile:
Disable or
ess:
Enter the MAC addresses
select
a Captive Portal pr
of
the APs
ofile.
on your network
that will
serve as
bridges
to
wirelessly connect multiple
networks.
Site Survey:
A
uthen
tica
tion:
Click on the
c
onnect with.
Scan
Use
the drop-down menu
• Select
• Select
this
• Select
Open System to
Shared
option
WPA-Personal
button to
Key
to limit
is
not av
search
to
for
available wireless
choose
Open System,
communicate the
communication
networks, then click on the available network
Shared Key
key across the
to
only those devices that
, or
network.
WPA-P
ersonal.
share the same WEP settings. If multi-SSID is enabled
ailable.
to
secure your network using a password and dynamic key
changes.
that
you want to
No RADIUS server is
required.
,
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2330
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anual
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tion 3 - C
onfigu
ration
Auto
Wireless
Network
SSID Visibility:
Channel Selec
Channel W
Name
C
Band:
Mode:
(SSID):
tion:
hannel:
idth:
S
elect
WDS is
2.4GHz
in
default
.
selected from the drop-down menu.
WDS
S
ervice Set Identifier
for a
specific wir
SSID’s
factory default setting
be easily changed to connect to an e
network or
to
establish a new wireless
(SSID) is
eless local area
the name
designated
network (WLAN).The
is
dlink.
The SSID
xisting
network.
can
wireless
Enable
feature br
making
or
Disable SSID visibility. Enabling
oadcasts the SSID acr
it
visible
to
all network
oss the network,
users.
this
thus
Enabling this feature automatically
the
channel
perfor
mance. This feature is
that will provide the best wireless
not
supported in WDS
mode.
selec
All
devices
on the network must
share
the same
channel.To change the channel, use the drop-down
menu
to
make the desired
selection.
Use
the drop-down menu to
Auto 20/40 MH
z.
choose
20
MHz
Mode
ts
or
R
emote
Captive Pr
AP MAC Addr
ofile:
ess:
Disable
Enter the MAC addr
that will
multiple
in
default.
serve as
networks.
esses
of
the APs on your
bridges to
wirelessly
network
connect
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anual
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tion 3 - C
onfigu
ration
Site Survey:
Click
on the
want to
Scan
connect
button to
with.
search
for
available wireless
networks,
then
click
on the
available network
that you
A
uthen
tica
tion:
Use
the drop-down
• S
elect
Open System to
• S
elect
Shared Key
• S
elect
WPA-Personal
required.
menu
to limit
to
to
choose
communicate
communication
Open System,
the
key across
to only
Shared Key, or
the
network.
those devices
WPA-P
that
share
ersonal.
the
same WEP
secure your network using a password and dynamic key changes.
settings.
No RADIUS server
is
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2330
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anual
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tion 3 - C
onfigu
ration
Network
Auto
Wireless
Mode:
Name
(SSID):
SSID Visibility:
Channel Selec
C
hannel:
Channel W
Site Survey:
Captive Pr
A
uthen
tica
Band:
tion:
idth:
ofile:
tion:
S
elect
2.4GHz
Wireless Client is
in
default
selected from
.
the
drop-down
S
ervice
for a
SSID’s
be easily changed
network.
This
Enabling this feature
that will
feature is
Set
Identifier
specific wir
factory
default setting is dlink.
(SSID) is
eless local area
to connect to an
option
is
unavailable in
aut
oma
provide the best wireless
not
supported in
the
network (WLAN). T
Wireless
tically selects
Wireless
The
channel used will be displayed,
AP
that the
Wireless
DAP-2330 is c
Client
mode.
onnected
Use
the
drop-down
menu
to
choose 20 MHz or Auto
20/40 MHz.
Click
on the
wir
eless networks, then click on the available
you want
that
Scan
button to
to connect with.
search
Disable
in
default.
Will be explained
in
the next topic.
Wireless Client Mode
menu.
name
designated
he
The SSID
existing
Client
the
perfor
mance. T
Client
mode.
and matches
to when
for available
can
wireless
mode
channel
his
the
set to
network
.
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Wireless
any
There are mainly
security method dev
standard wireless networks have
WEP
security
one
to connect to it. T
provides
two
is a key concern
oday,
two
forms
eloped. It is a
variations called Open Sy
O
pen Sy
message back
the
stem will send a r
to
wireless
client.
the wir
equest to
eless client. If
S
hared Key will
to
the client. The
denial packet back
send a r
client will
to
the wireless
Encr
Key Type*:
equest
then again send a c
yption:
Wireless Securit
for
any wireless network
wireless
of
wireless encryption and they are called Wired Equiv
security
low
level encryption
finally r
each a
has advanced
point
stem and S
to
the acc
the acc
ess
point
the key does
ess
point
and if the key used matches the one c
not match
and if the key used matches the one c
onfirmation
client.
Use
the
radio
button to
encryption.
S
elect
HEX
or
ASCII.
installed.
to a
but
better
where
the security is
Wired Equiv
hared Key.
the one c
of
the same key back
disable
Unlike any
level where it is
than now
encr
strong enough
alent
onfigured on
or enable
y
other
networking method
virtually impenetr
alent
Privacy (WEP)
yption. WPA is the new
to give users the peace of mind
Privacy (WEP)
onfigured on
the acc
to
the access
ess
onfigured on
able.
point, the acc
point
where
wireless networks
will
broadcast it’s presence
and Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA). WEP was
est encryption
standard
and
with
the advanced WPA2
when installing wireless
the acc
the acc
ess
point, the acc
ess
point will
ess
point, the acc
the access
deny
ess
point will
ess
point
will return a succ
the connection r
point will
send a
either return a
for
the first
networks.
ess
equest
from
challenge
successful or a
Key
**Hexadecimal
*ASCII (American Standard
numbers ranging
(HEX)
from 0-127.
digits
Key
Index
consist
Code
for
Size:
S
elect
64 Bits
(1-4):
S
elect the
1st
key.
Key:
of the
Information Interchange) is a code
Input up to four
one
of
these keys
menu.
numbers 0-9 and
the
letters A-F.
or
128
Bits.
through the 4th
keys
for
encryption. You
in the
that
Key Index
represents English letters
key
to be the active
will select
drop-down
using
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WPA was created
by
standard. There are also
WPA-EAP requires
WPA-Personal does
the
not
Comparing
than
WEP. WPA-EAP is
WPA-PSK
WPA2 is an upgrade
(PSK) and WP
Group Key
A2-Enterprise (EAP)
WPA
Mode:
Cipher Type:
Update:
Pass Phrase:
the Wi-Fi Alliance
two
variations
user
to
install a Radius Server
require
with
the
of
WPA. WPA 2
When WPA-Personal is selected
the
WPA-EAP, WPA-PSK is seen as a
highest level
you must
menu:
AUTO (WPA
WPA and WPA2 use
WPA2) allows you
to
address
found in
user
to
install a Radius Server
of
wireless security a user can use
yet
again solves some possible security
which is
also select
the
same as
a WPA
or
WPA2), WPA2 Only,
different
to
use
W
hen you
AES, or
selectWPA-Personal, you must also select AUTO,
TKIP
from the
pull down
S
elect
the interval dur
The default value
ing which the gr
of
1800 is rec
W
hen you
in
the corresponding field.
select WPA-P
Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA / WP
the
limitations and
WPA called WPA-Personal
on the
network
weaker authentication
found with WP
for
Authentication type
mode from the drop-down
algorithms.
both
WPA
and WPA2.
menu.
oup
ommended.
ersonal,
please enter a Pass Phrase
weaknesses
(PSK) and WPA-Enterprise (EAP).
for authentication.
on the
network.
for
wireless today.
issues
A.
or
WPA Only
AUTO (WPA
or
key will be valid
but
,
.
.
found in
comparing
found in
A2)
WEP. This
protocol
WPA-PSK
WPA. W PA2 has
is mainly based
to
WEP, WPA-PSK is
two
variations called WP
on the 802.11i
far more
A2-P
secure
ersonal
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Group Key
Network
WPA
Mode:
Cipher
Type:
Update Interv
Access Protection:
RADIUS Server:
When WPA-Enterprise is selected,
select
AUTO (WPA
WPA
(WPA
WPA2.
a WPA
mode from the drop-down menu:
or
and
WPA2 use
or
WPA2) allows
WPA2), WPA2
different
you to
you must
Only, or
WPA
algorithms. AUT
use
both
When WPA-Enterprise is selected,
select
Auto,
a cipher
AES, or
type from the drop-down menu:
TKIP.
you must
S
elect the interval during which the group key
al:
will be
a
valid.
1800 is
lower interval
the
recommended value as
may reduce da ta trans fer rates.
Enable
Protection.
Enter
or disable Microsoft Network Acc
the
IP address
of the
RADIUS
server
Only
WPA
.
also
O
and
also
ess
.
RADIUS Por
RADIUS Secr
Account Server:
cc
ount Por
A
Account Secr
t:
et:
t:
et:
Enter
Enter
Enter
Enter
Enter
the
RADIUS port.
the
RADIUS
the
IP address
the
Account port
the
Account
secret.
of the
secret
Account Server
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Key
Update Interval :
RADIUS Server
Mode
S
elect
the interval dur
(300
is the
reduce data transfer rates.
recommended value).
ing which the gr
S
elect Ext
:
ernal or Internal
RADIUS
802.1x A
oup
A lower interval may
server
uthen
key will be
valid
tica
tion
RADIUS Server:
RADIUS Port :
RADIUS Secr
Enter the IP address
Enter the RADIUS port.
et:
Enter the RADIUS
of
the RADIUS
secret.
server
.
Account Server:
Enter the IP address
of
the Account Server
A
cc
ount Por
t:
Enter the Account port
Account Secr
et:
Enter the Account
secret
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onfigu
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LAN is
short
for
Local Area
These settings may
network and cannot
Get IP Fr
om:
IP Addr
Subnet M
Default Gateway:
ess:
ask
DNS:
Network. This is considered
be
referred
be
seen
Static IP (Manual) is chosen
you do not have a
wish
to
D
ynamic IP (DHCP) is selected,
to
as
on the Inter
assign a
sta
private
settings.
net.
DHCP server in y
tic IP address
be grayed out. Please allow
client
to
be functional once this selection
here. Choose this
about 2 minutes for the DHCP
your internal network. These are
You may change
our network, or if
to
the DAP-2330.
the other
The
default
IP address
network.
IP address
that is within the
is
192.168.0.50. Assign
IP address range
Enter
the
:
subnet mask. All devices
share the same subnet
mask.
in the
Enter
the
network.
IP address
of the
gateway/router
Enter a DNS server IP address. This is usually
address
of
your gatewa
y/router.
option
When
fields here
is
made.
a static
of your
network
in your
the
local IP
L
AN
the
LAN IP address
if
you
will
must
the
if
IP
settings
needed.
of the
LAN int
erface for the DAP-2330.
The LAN IP address is
private
to
your
internal
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Default
Enable IPv6:
Get IP Fr
IP Addr
P
om:
ess:
r
efix:
Gateway:
Check
to
enable the IPv6
Auto is chos en
DAP-2330
or use Sta
W
hen Auto is selected,
can get
tic
to
here. Choose
IPv6 address
set IPv6 address
the other fields here
out.
Enter the LAN IPv6 address used
Enter
the
LAN
Enter the LAN default gateway
subnet prefix length
this option the
automatically
manually.
will be
here.
value used here.
IPv6 address used
IP
v6
grayed
here.
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Advanced Settings
In
the Advanced Settings Section the user can configure advanced settings concerning Perfor
Array, Web Redirection, DHCP Server, F
ilt
ers and S
cheduling. The f
ollo
wing pages will e
mance, Multiple
xplain settings f
SSID,
VLAN, Security,
ound in the Advanced S
Quality of
ettings sec
Service,
tion in more
AP
detail.
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On
Beacon
the
Performance Settings page
Wireless Band:
Wireless:
Wireless
Mode:
S
Use
The
Mixed
802.11n Only in the 2.4 GHz band Please note that
compatibility
of
I
LAN. The AP will
Data Rate*:
rate of
AP
and 802.11b mode (for
to
Beacons
wireless
is rec
the power of
Interval
DTM
(25-500):
Interval
(1-15):
wireless
S
clients
the
users can
elect
2.4Ghz
in
default.
the drop-down menu
different combination
802.11n, 802.11g and 802.11b,
is enabled
802.11n wireless performance
ndicate
the
base transfer rate
adjust the base tr
the c
onnected device. If
will
step
down the rate.
configure more advanced settings concerning
to turn
of
clients
the wireless function On or Off
that
Mixed
for
legacy (802.11g/b)
is expected.
of
wireless adapters
ansfer rate
there are obstacles or interference,
This
option
2.4 GHz).
is enabled
The choices available are Best
54), 54, 48, 36, 24, 18, 12, 9, 6, 11, 5.5, 2 or 1
are
packets sent by an
network. Specify a value
access
in
milliseconds.
ommended. Setting a higher beacon
wireless
client connect to
elect
a Delivery Traffic Indication
of
the next
clients,
an access
window for
while setting a lower one
point
Message setting between 1 and 15. 1 is
listening
to
Perf
ormance
can
be supported
include
802.11g and 802.11b
when
backwards
clients,
degradation
on the wireless
depending on the
in
for
2.4 GHz.
point to
Mixed
802.11g
synchronize
The default
interval
can help
can
faster.
broadcast and multicast
and
base
the
(Up
(100)
to sav
help a
the
.
a
e
the
messages.
wireless signal and
default setting.
DTIM is a
hosting
countdown
.
informing
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Transmit Pow
WMM (Wi-Fi
Multimedia):
Ack Time Out
(2.4 GHZ,
IGMP
Multicast
HT20/40 Coexistence :
B
er:
64~200):
S
hort
GI:
Snooping:
andwidth
Control
T
his setting
wireless area coverage between
of
intended
det
for
half
ermines the
of
the area, then select
power level
of
the wir
two
access points where interf
50% as
eless tr
the option.
ansmission. T
WMM stands for Wi-Fi
a Wi-Fi
network.
Multimedia. Enabling this feature
will
To effectively optimize
microseconds
in
the 2.4 GHz
throughput
in
the field provided.
over
long
distance links
S
elect
the error rate in
Enable
or
Disable.
some installations due
Enabling a
short guard interval
to
increased sensitivity
can increase
S
elect
Enable or Disable. Inter
r
out
ers and an IGMP host (wireless STA). When IGMP
based on IGMP messages passing
net Gr
oup Management Protoc
through
the AP.
snooping is
Adjust the multicast packet data rate here. The multicast rate is
with
AP
:
mode,
including M
ulti-SSIDs
Enable this
and there is
to 20MHz
option to
another wir
reduce interf
eless network’s channel over-lapping and causing interference, the Access P
erence from
other wireless networks
ransmitting
erence
Use
the drop-down menu
improve the user experience
enter
a value
throughput. How
to
radio-frequency installa
ol
allows the AP to recognize
enabled,
supported
in
power can be adjusted to eliminate
is a major concern. For example, if
for
Acknowledgement
the AP
in
your area. If the channel
AP
will
mode,
wireless coverage
to
select
100%, 50%, 25%, or
for
audio and video applications
Time
Out
between 64
ever,
be aware
tions.
IGMP quer
forward multicast packets
and
WDS
that it
ies and reports
width
is
operating at
oint
will aut
oma
can also
overlapping
12.5%.
to 200
increase
sent between
to an
IGMP
40MHz
tically
change
is
over
host
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The Wireless Resource Control
connection
C
onnec
in
your environment.
Wireless
tion Limit:
band:
S
elect
S
elect
balancing
User
Limit:
11n Pr
eferr
ber
is entered
allows
and
enabled and when
v
alue, or the
the
2330
Set
access (zero
specified wireless
Use
ed:
ferred function. The wireless clients
protocol will
device.
Network Utiliza
tion:
Set
with the
60%, 40%, 20%,
work congestion
Aging
out:
Use
Rate.
window
is used
2.4GHz
Enable
in
default.
or Disable.
. This determines whether
of
users accessing this
in the
the
the client
user
User
to
share
using
the
network
percentage
will not
the
maximum
that
allow clients
amount of
to
64 users)
band.
the drop-down
have higher
the
maximum
AP
if the utilization
utilization of
or
0%.
to
the drop-down
Wireless Resource Control
to
configure
This is an
device. The exact
Limit field
the
wireless network
multiple
number
utilization of
has been
to
to the
The default setting is
menu
to
priority to
exceeds
When this network
dissipate.
menu
to
the
wireless connection settings so
option for load
to limit the num-
number
below. This
feature
traffic
APs.
If
this
function is
of
users exceeds
this AP
exceeds
specified, the DAP-
associate
users
device using
with the AP.
that
are
allowed
the
20.
Enable
the
11n Pre-
with 802.11n
connect
this access
the
to the
point for
value
the
utilization
select the
criteria
of
that the
this
ser
vice. The DAP-2330
user specifies. Select a utilization
threshold is reached, the
disconnecting
the
wireless
device can
will not
allow any new clients
percentage between 100%,
device
clients. Available options
detect
will
pause one
the better wireless
to associate
80%,
minute to
are
RSSI
allow
and
Data
net-
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RSSI Threshold:
Data
Rate Thr
ACL
RSSI Threshold:
eshold:
ACL RSSI:
When
RSSI
clients is lower
When
rate of
Data Rate
wireless clients is lower
Use
the drop-down
wireless clients
Set
the
ACL RSSI Thr
is
selected
than the
with the
in the
is
selected
menu
eshold.
Aging
specified
in the
than the
to
Enable
RSSI
lower
out drop-down
percen
Aging
tage, the
out drop-down
specified
the
function. When enabled, the
than the
specified threshold
menu,
select the
device disconnects
menu,
number, the
select the
device disconnects
below.
percentage
the
wireless
of
threshold
device denies
RSSI
here. When
clients.
the
of
data rate here. When
wireless
the
clients.
connection request
the
RSSI
of wireless
the data
from the
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The device supports
default setting is dlink.
Enable Multi-SSID:
B
and:
I
ndex:
SSID:
SSID Visibility:
S
ecurity:
P
riority:
WMM (Wi-Fi
Multimedia):
Captive Pr
ofile:
up to four multiple Service
The SSID can
Check
S
You can
elect
to
enable
2.4GHz
select up to
SSID, you have a
be
easily changed
support
in
default.
for multiple
three multi-SSIDs.
total of
four
S
ervice
Set
Identifier
(SSID) is
specific wireless local area
factory default setting is
changed
establish a new wireless
to connect to
an existing wireless network or to
network.
Enable
broadcasts
visible
or
Disable SSID visibility. Enabling
the
SSID across
to
all network
users.
The Multi-SSID security
Personal, or WPA-Enterprise.
the
Open System
a detailed
please
WPA
description
go to
-Enterprise parameters please go
parameters please
of the
page 24. For
S
elect
the
priority
level
of
WMM stands
will improve the
applications over a
for
Wi-Fi Multimedia. Enabling
user experience
Wi-Fi
network.
Enable ordisable
captiveportpr
Multi-SSID
Set
Iden
tifiers.
to
SSIDs
multi-SSIDs.
the
name designated
network
dlink.
(WLAN). The
The SSID can
the
network,
can be Open System, WPA-
For a
detailed description
go to
WPA-Personal
a detailed
to
the SSID
selected.
for audio and video
ofilefor
user
You can set
connect
to
an existing wireless network
.
With the Primary
for a
SSID’s
be easily
this feature
thus
making
page 23. For
parameters
description
page
of the
25.
this feature
authentication.
it
of
the
Primary
SSID
in the
Basic > Wireless section. The
or to
establish a new wireless
SSID’s
factory
network.
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