t_config_wlan_gen

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Updated:January 28, 2019

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Configuring WLAN/RLAN General Settings

Configuring WLAN/RLAN General Settings

On the Configure >WLANs page, click Add. The Add Wireless Network page is displayed.

ClosedConfigure WLAN General Settings
  1. On the Add Wireless Network > General page, choose WLAN in the Type field.
  2. To activate the WLAN, slide the Status button to Enable.
  3. From the Radio Policy drop-down list , choose the IEEE 802.1 standard radio frequencies that you want to enable on the WLAN.
  4. Choose either Guest or Employee as the network type for the WLAN, to indicate if the network is intended for employee data or guest data traffic.
  5. To identify your WLAN on the network, enter the following information:
    1. WLAN ID - A unique number between 1 and 64
    2. SSID - An alphanumeric combination of up to 32 characters. This is the broadcast name for your WLAN.
    3. Profile Name - A unique name for your wireless network.
  6. To broadcast the SSID of the WLAN, slide the Broadcast Network button to On. By default, this button is set to Off.
  7. Click Next to WLAN Security page .
ClosedConfigure RLAN General Settings
  1. On the Wireless Networks page, click Add. The Add Wireless Network page is displayed.
  2. Choose Remote LAN in the Type field.
  3. To activate the RLAN, slide the Status button to Enable.
  4. To identify your RLAN on the network, enter the following information:
    1. Remote ID - A unique number between 1 and 64
    2. Profile Name - A unique name for your wireless network.
  1. Click Next to go to the Security page .

 

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