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The Access Point’s SNMP
Configuration Utility
The Access Point SNMP Configuration Utility is provided to allow you further
customization of the Wireless Network Access Point and your wireless network
through your Ethernet or wireless connection. It is strongly recommended that you
use your wireless connection to use the SNMP Configuration Utility.
If you wish to use the SNMP Configuration Utility to configure the Access
Point, you must assign a temporary IP address to your computer.
You may need to assign the PC a temporary IP address to gain access to the
Access Point.
1. This can be done at Start, Settings, Control Panel, then Network.
2. Click the network adapter associated with the TCP/IP and click
Properties.
3. Note your current settings in order to restore your TCP/IP configuration.
4. Select Specify an IP address and enter the following values:
IP - 192.168.1.50, Subnet Mask- 255.255.255.0
5. Click OK and click OK again in the Network window.
6. Restart the computer when asked.
Make sure that you enter an IP address for the Access Point in order to access
it at a later time. Once you have completed the IP Address Configuration, you
can set the PC back to its previous settings. For example, to “Obtain an IP
Address automatically.”
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Creating a Temporary IP Address
Linux/Unix Users: Though these operating systems are not supported by
Linksys, the Wireless Access Point should work in these environments. The
WAP11 can be configured under these operating systems using SNMP. A
configurable Management Information Base file (MIB) named
AT76C510.MIB can be found on the Setup Utility CD. This file is for
Linux/Unix users only, and is not necessary for any Windows installation.
THE INFO TAB
The Info tab displays general information about Linksys and the USB Utility.
The USB Utility’s copyright date and version number are listed as well as the
Utility’s firmware version. At the bottom of the screen, you will find a button
that will access Linksys’ web page (once your Internet connection is properly
set up), the email address for technical support, and the phone number to call
for technical support.
Note: Once your Access Point is installed and con-
figured, the USB cable may be removed.