User manual ZONET ZEW1603

[. . . ] The wizard will run and install all necessary files to your computer automatically. (Only for Win XP) Select Ralink Configuration Tool or Microsoft Zero Configuration Tool then click Next. If you select Ralink Configuration Tool, please go to Chapter 3 ­ Configuration for details. If you select Microsoft Zero Configuration Tool, please go to Chapter 4 ­ Zero Configuration for details. 3 Figure 2-2 4. [. . . ] Power Save Mode: CAM (Constantly Awake Mode): ZEW1603 will stay power-ON as long as the computer is connected to a power outlet. PSM (Power Saving Mode): ZEW1603 will hibernate when the computer is hibernate. Network Type: Infrastructure: A wireless Router and/or Access Point is required. TX Power: Amount of transmit power used by the radio transceiver to send out signal. Threshold: Frame size when RTS/CTS handshake performs before attempt to transmit. RTS Threshold: Default value = 2347 Fragment Threshold: Default value = 2346 b. Authentication: Open, Shared, Leap, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, WPA and WPA2 2. Encryption: Algorithm used in BSS or IBSS, WEP, TKIP, AES, and None 3. 802. 1x configuration: When choosing Authentication - WPA or WPA2, you could configure 802. 1x by clicking 802. 1x Setting When choosing Authentication - Open or Shared-key, you could also click 802. 1x Setting to configure 802. 1x. 11 Figure 3-6 PEAP(Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol): an edition of EAP(Extensible Authentication Protocol). EAP assures the mutual authentication of wireless users and server in the networking operation center. TLS/Smart Card: TLS(Transport Layer Security), use to configure an encryption channel and obtain the authentication of server, similar to the webpage server authentication by SSL(Secure Sockets Layer). This type uses data certificate to check the identity of users and server. TTLS: uses certificate to validate the server identity and keep the similar security properties of TLS at same time. Such as, to mutually authenticate and dialog the shared secret of WEP key. Md5 challenge: a single arithmetic using user name and password, it doesn't support key management, but need a pre-configure key. 12 3. 4 Statistics Statistics page shows the detail counter information based on 802. 11 MIB counters. This page translates MIB counters into an easier format for user to read. Figure 3-7 13 3. 5 Advanced Figure 3-8 1. Wireless mode: Select from 802. 11B only, 802. 11 and B/G mixed B/G Protection: ERP protection mode of 802. 11B/G definitions, select from Auto, On, and Off a. Enable TCP Window Size Fast Roaming at: Fast to roaming, setup by transmitting power Select Your Country Region Code: Eight countries to choose from Enable CCX(Cisco Compatible eXtensions): a. Enable Radio Measurement: channel measures every 0~2000 milliseconds 3. 8. After finish configuring your ZEW1603, you must click Apply to confirm the changes. [. . . ] Security button to make different security configurations of wireless communication, and you can choose the authentication type or encryption type. 5. 3 Access Control Choose Access Control tab to start MAC control. After editing the MAC address access list, only the MAC in the Allow All list could access the Soft AP. Figure 5-3 20 5. 4 MAC Table MAC Table page shows the information of the wireless devices accessed to this soft AP. Figure 5-4 5. 5 Switch to Working Station mode In the Soft AP mode, right-click the icon in the system tray and choose Switch to Station Mode, then ZEW1603 is switching to working station mode with an interface of working station. Figure 5-5 21 Chapter 6. Specifications General Features Standards Interface Chipset OS User interface Transmit distance IEEE 802. 11g; IEEE 802. 11b 32-bit PCI Ralink Ra2561+Ra2528 Windows 2000/XP/Vista, Linux, MAC OSX Easy to use user configuration software indoor up to 100 meters and outdoor up to 300 meters (standard transmit distance is limited to the environments) Support multipoint auto roaming and configuration; Support wireless network environments auto detect. In Infrastructure mode, make sure the same Service Set Identifier (SSID) is specified on the settings for the wireless clients and access points. [. . . ]