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11. Transfer the data files to the inactive data segment.
a. At the service> prompt, type fx s (where s is the inactive data
segment) and press <Enter>. A series of Cs appears in the
command line.
b. Select the Transfer Menu tab in your communications
program and then Send File. The Send File dialog box appears.
c. Browse to the location where the data files are saved. Double-
click any data file. This file name appears in the Filename field.
d. To transfer all the data files at once, replace the specific file
name with an asterisk (*). For example, if the file name is
c:\2411uap\data\applets.dnl, change it to
c:\2411uap\data\*.dnl.
e. Select Send to start the file transfer. A P appears in the
command line when the transfer is complete.
12. Activate the inactive startup segment by typing fb s (where s is the
inactive startup segment) at the service> prompt and pressing
<Enter>. A P appears in the command line when the operation is
complete.
13. Activate the inactive data segment by typing fb s (where s is the
inactive data segment) at the service> prompt and pressing
<Enter>. A P appears in the command line when the operation is
complete.
14. Repeat Step 10 through Step 13 for the second startup file,
uapboot.dnl.
15. Type x at the service> prompt and press <Enter> to return to the
ap> prompt.
16. To reboot the wireless access point, type b and press <Enter>.
17. Reconfigure the wireless access point, if necessary, and save the
configuration. To activate the configuration, reboot the wireless
access point.
- Installation 1
- User’s Guide 1
- Statement 3
- Table of Contents 5
- How This Guide is Organized 11
- Document Conventions 13
- Product Description 17
- Hardware Features 18
- 10 Mbps 19
- Twisted Pair 19
- Ethernet Port 19
- Firmware Features 21
- Using Multiple 23
- APs and 23
- Roaming End 23
- Verifying Package Contents 29
- Installing the Access Point 30
- 6. Replace the door 34
- Warranty Registration 35
- Configuration Overview 37
- Using a Serial Connection 38
- Assigning an IP Address 41
- Using a Web Browser 43
- Using a Telnet Session 47
- Using SNMP 48
- Configuring the Ethernet 51
- Supported DHCP Server Options 58
- About Network 59
- Address 59
- Translation 59
- Send ARP 61
- Requests 61
- Configuring Ethernet Filters 64
- Using Ethernet 66
- Setting Filter 73
- Expressions 74
- About the Root 81
- Bridging Layer 83
- Functions 83
- Network Organization 83
- Forwarding 83
- Switch Support 84
- Flooding Configurations 84
- Pending Messages 84
- Filtering Options 84
- Secondary LANs 85
- Configuring Global Parameters 86
- About IP Tunnels 91
- Internet Group 93
- Management 93
- Protocol (IGMP) 93
- Originating IP 94
- Outbound Frames 97
- Inbound Frames 98
- Configuring the Spanning Tree 100
- Configuring IP 101
- Address List 101
- Configuring IP Tunnel Filters 102
- Using IP Tunnel 103
- Frame Type 103
- Subtype Filters 106
- Predefined 106
- Customizing 107
- Configuring the IEEE 802.11b 111
- Ethernet 112
- 21XXT013.eps 116
- Ethernet Ethernet 116
- Primary LAN Secondary LAN 125
- Designated 125
- Configuring 126
- 802.11b Point 126
- Parameters 126
- About the Radios 133
- Configuring Security 135
- Understanding Security 136
- Enabling Access Methods 139
- Setting Up Logins 143
- Configuring the 144
- Access Point to 144
- Use a Password 144
- Changing the 146
- Default Login 146
- Configuring 802.1x Security 154
- About Secure 155
- IAPP and Secure 155
- Wireless Hops 155
- Access Point as 156
- Authenticator 156
- Access Point Maintenance 159
- Monitoring the Access Point 160
- Viewing Port 161
- Statistics 161
- Viewing the 162
- Configuration 162
- Viewing 163
- Information 163
- About the 163
- Access Point 163
- Upgrading the Firmware 166
- Using TFTP via 169
- Using a Web 170
- Browser 170
- Interface 170
- Troubleshooting 173
- Communication 175
- Security 177
- Advanced Configuration 185
- Commands 185
- Understanding 186
- Segments 186
- Entering the 187
- SR Purpose 190
- Using Service Mode Commands 191
- FFR f (s) 192
- FFR access pointBOOT.PRG 1 192
- Using Test Mode Commands 193
- Using Console Command Mode 195
- Fb ib: id: 196
- Using Sdvars Commands 199
- Using TFTP Commands 204
- Appendix A 209
- Global Flooding 210
- Menu Defaults 210
- Global RF 211
- Advanced 213
- Filters Menu 213
- Defaults 213
- IP Tunnels Menu Defaults 214
- Security Menu Defaults 216
- Technical Specifications 219
- Other Specifications 220
- Emission Information 221
- Glossary 229
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