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To configure the access point as a DHCP server
1. From the menu, click TCP/IP Settings. The TCP/IP Settings screen
appears.
2. Verify that the IP Address field, IP Subnet Mask field, and IP Router
field are configured. For help, see “Configuring the TCP/IP Settings” on
page 65.
3. Configure the DHCP parameters to make this access point a DHCP
server. For help, see the next table.
Table 15. DHCP Server Parameter Descriptions
Parameter Explanation
DHCP Mode Choose This AP is a DHCP Server. The access
point must have a valid IP address and subnet
mask.
DHCP Server
Name
Enter the name for this access point as a DHCP
server.
- Installation 1
- Contents 3
- Document Conventions 8
- Contacting Allied Telesyn 10
- Getting Started 11
- Chapter 1: Getting Started 12
- AT-WA7500 13
- AT-WA7501 13
- What’s New for 16
- Software Releases 16
- Understanding 17
- Serial port 20
- 10BaseT/100BaseTx 20
- Ethernet port 20
- Ethernet 21
- Using Multiple 23
- Access Points and 23
- Wireless End 23
- Point as a WAP 25
- Using Access 30
- Points to Create a 30
- Point-to-Point 30
- Using Dual Radio 37
- Access Points for 37
- Redundancy 37
- Using the ATI 38
- AT-WA7500 38
- Communications 40
- Using a Web 42
- Interface 42
- Using a Telnet 44
- Saving Configuration Changes 46
- Installing the Access Points 49
- Installation Guidelines 50
- Other Access 51
- Installing the AT-WA7501 52
- Connecting the 53
- AT-WA7501 to 53
- Installing the AT-WA7500 54
- To access 55
- To access point 56
- Power bridge 59
- To Ethernet 59
- Chapter 3 64
- Access Point as a 67
- DHCP Client 67
- DHCP Server 70
- Supported DHCP Server Options 74
- Send ARP 76
- Requests 76
- Ethernet Address 79
- Configuring Ethernet Filters 80
- Using Predefined 83
- Subtype Filters 83
- Customizing 83
- Configuring Advanced Filters 86
- Setting Filter Values 86
- Setting Filter Expressions 87
- Example 1 89
- Example 2 92
- Configuring the Radios 96
- About the Radios 97
- Configuring the 802.11g Radio 98
- Configuring 102
- 802.11g Radio 102
- Advanced 102
- Parameters 102
- Inbound Filters 107
- Applying Hot 108
- Settings 108
- Configuring the 802.11b Radio 110
- 802.11b Radio 112
- Configuring the 802.11a Radio 119
- 802.11a Radio 124
- Configuring the Spanning Tree 129
- About the 131
- Primary LAN 131
- Access Point 131
- About Secondary 132
- LANs and 132
- Designated 132
- About Ethernet 134
- Bridging/Data 134
- Link Tunneling 134
- About Routable 135
- Routable 135
- Protocols 135
- About IP Tunnels 140
- Creating IP 142
- Using One IP 144
- Multicast 144
- Address for 144
- Multiple IP 144
- How Frames Are 145
- Forwarded 145
- Through IP 145
- Inbound Frames 146
- Configuring IP Tunnels 148
- Configuring the 149
- IP Address List 149
- Configuring IP 150
- Tunnel Filters 150
- Customizing Subtype Filters 153
- Filter Examples 156
- Configuring Global Parameters 162
- Global RF 165
- Configuring Security 169
- Understanding Security 170
- When You 172
- Configure 172
- Different SSIDs 172
- Security Settings 172
- Include Multiple 173
- RADIUS Servers 173
- Server List 173
- Enabling Access 174
- Changing the Default Login 178
- Using an Access 184
- Control List 184
- WEP 64/128/152 189
- Security 189
- Implementing an 192
- 802.1x Security 192
- Solution 192
- Configuring Wi 199
- Fi Protected 199
- Access (WPA) 199
- Configuring WPA PSK Security 202
- Configuring the Embedded 204
- Authentication Server (EAS) 204
- About Certificates 206
- Viewing the 207
- Certificates 207
- Installed on an 207
- Installing and 208
- Uninstalling 208
- Configuring the EAS 210
- Database 212
- Using the 215
- Rejected List 215
- Exporting and 217
- Importing 217
- Databases 217
- Upgrading Access Points 220
- Managing the Access Points 221
- Using Simple 226
- Management 226
- Protocol (SNMP) 226
- Maintaining the Access Points 228
- Viewing AP 231
- Neighbors 231
- Viewing Port 234
- Statistics 234
- Viewing DHCP 235
- Events Log 236
- About This 237
- Using the LEDs 238
- Restoring the 239
- Access Point to 239
- Configuration 239
- Error Messages 240
- Troubleshooting 245
- With the LEDs 245
- Using ICMP Echo 254
- Recovering a 258
- Failed Access 258
- IPaddress 259
- Upgrading the Access Points 261
- Chapter 9 263
- Using the AP Monitor 266
- Using Content 268
- Addressable 268
- Memory (CAM) 268
- Mode Commands 268
- Using Test Mode 269
- Commands 269
- Using Service 270
- FDEL 1:AP824X.PRG 273
- FDEL APP:FILE.DAT 273
- FFR UAPBOOT.PRG 1 274
- Using Command Console Mode 276
- Using TFTP 279
- TFTP GET 280
- TFTP PUT 281
- TFTP SERVER LOG 282
- TFTP SERVER START 282
- TFTP SERVER STOP 283
- Using sdvars 284
- TFTP get * ap824x.prg 1 286
- Creating Script Files 288
- Legacy Sample 290
- Script for 290
- Upgrading Any 290
- Importing or 292
- Exporting an 292
- EAS RADIUS 292
- Database File 292
- Transferring 293
- Files Using Your 293
- Web Browser 293
- Viewing and 294
- Copying Files 294
- Using Your Web 294
- Files to and from 295
- Specifications 298
- AT-7500 Access Point 299
- AT-7501 Access Point 300
- Radio Specifications 302
- IEEE 802.11a 303
- Appendix A: Specifications 304
- Default Settings 305
- TCP/IP Settings Menu Defaults 306
- Appendix B: Default Settings 308
- Global Flooding Menu Defaults 316
- Advanced Filters 321
- Menu Defaults 321
- IP Tunnels Menu Defaults 322
- Instant On Menu 324
- Defaults 324
- Security Menu Defaults 325
- IEEE 802.11 (g, b 326
- Security Menu 326
- Embedded 329
- Authentication 329
- Server Menu 329
- Glossary 330
- Ethernet bridging 332
- Appendix C: Glossary 334
- WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) 339
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