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IP Address:
Enter the desired IP address for the Public LAN interface.
Subnet Mask:
Enter the appropriate Subnet Mask for this network.
Related Setup for DHCP Server of Public LAN:
The DHCP Server is optional and may be disabled or enabled at any time.
±
Disable DHCP Server:
The DSA-3200 will not dynamically configure DHCP
clients on the Public LAN.
±
Enable DHCP Server:
The DSA-3200 will dynamically configure DHCP clients
on the Public LAN. The appropriate information is needed for the DHCP server to
function properly. To configure, enter: DHCP Scope Start IP Address; End IP
Address; Primary DNS Server; Secondary DNS Server; Domain Name; WINS
Server; Lease Time; and Reserved IP Address List.
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As an option, the DSA-3200 provides a
Reserved IP Address List
for DHCP clients.
This allows the reservation of specified DHCP Scope IP addresses for specified MAC
addresses. Click the
Reserved IP Address List
hyperlink to configure.
The Reserved IP Address List provides 40 entries. Enter the desired Reserved IP
Address, client MAC address, and a short description (optional) for each reservation.
After the information is completely entered, click
“Apply”
to complete the setup.
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4.1.5 Public WLAN Configuration
The internal 802.11g Access Point serves as a secondary Public Access network.
The configurations for the Wireless interface will consist of IP and DHCP selections as
well as SSID, Channel, Transmission Mode, SSID Broadcast, and Layer 2 Client
Isolation.
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SSID:
The SSID is the unique name shared among all devices in a wireless network.
The SSID must be the same for all devices in the wireless network. It is case sensitive
and must not exceed 32 characters (any keyboard character is allowed).
Sync to Ticket:
Checking this box will enter the SSID of the internal AP in the
On-Demand User receipt SSID field.
Auto Channel Selection:
The system will automatically select the appropriate
channel based on relative noise and interference on available channels when enabled.
Channel:
Select the appropriate channel from the list to correspond with your network
settings, between 1 and 11 (North America). Channels 1, 6, and 11 tend to have the
least amount of overlap in the spectrum.
Transmission Mode:
There are 3 Wireless modes available:
802.11b
(2.4GHz,
11Mbps)
, 802.11g
(2.4GHz, 54Mbps)
and
Mix mode
(b and g)
SSID Broadcast:
If enabled, the SSID will be broadcast in most every 802.11 frame.
Disabling this feature removes the SSID from most but not all 802.11 frames to add
privacy to your wireless network. When disabled clients trying to join the Network must
supply the SSID, as it most likely will not show up in normal Site Survey scans.
Layer 2 Client Isolation:
Enabling this feature prevents wireless clients connected to
the Internal AP from communicating with one another. This is to ensure the privacy
and safety of all guests who use the wireless public access network.
Security:
The Security screen is where Wired Equivalent Privacy can be enabled and
configured if so desired.
C
lick the
Security
Hyperlink.
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WEP Key:
Choose to enable or disable WEP on the internal AP. If enabled, any
user attempting to communicate on the wireless network must have the
corresponding WEP key configured on their WLAN adapter.
WEP Key Encryption:
Choose between a 64-bit (10 HEX or 5 ASCII) or 128-bit (26
HEX or 13 ASCII) WEP key.
Mode:
Choose the key format of preference, either
HEX
(0-9, a-f) or
ASCII
(any
ASCII character).
The
Advanced
menu allows fine-tuning of the RF characteristics for the internal AP.
In most cases the default settings offer the best performance.

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