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Table 1 defines the LEDs for the AT-WL2411 Access Point.
Table 1 Status LEDs
Ports The AT-WL2411 features the following ports:
❑ Ethernet
❑ Serial connection/management
❑ Power
Figure 2 illustrates the ports on the AT-WL2411.
Figure 2 System Ports
10 Mbps
Twisted Pair
Ethernet Port
The AT-WL2411 Access Point has one twisted pair Ethernet port. The
twisted pair port features an RJ-45 connector with a maximum operating
distance of 100 meters (328 feet). The Ethernet port is used to connect
the access point to your Ethernet network.
Type of Cabling
The 10Base-T twisted pair port on the AT-WL2411 Access Point is
designed to operate with a Category 3 or better 100 ohm unshielded
twisted pair cable.
LED Color Description
PWR Green Power is applied to the unit.
Radio Green Flashes when a frame is transmitted or
received on the radio port.
Wired
LAN
Green Flashes when a frame is transmitted or
received on the Ethernet port.
Root/error Green Flashes if access point has been configured as
root; remains on if an error is detected.
10BaseT
Ethernet port
Serial
port
Powe
r
port
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- 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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