Learn how to access the Web UI, monitor connected client details and configurations, and configure and authenticate wireless profiles.
Workgroup Bridge
Learn how the Workgroup Bridge (WGB) access point provides wireless connectivity to wired clients connected to its Ethernet port.
Access the Cisco Workgroup Bridge Web UI
Learn how to access the Cisco Workgroup Bridge (WGB) Web UI dashboard by connecting a wired client, verifying connectivity, and logging in with the appropriate credentials.
Monitor the client details and configurations
Learn how to monitor client details and configurations using the Cisco WGB Web UI to track live activity, device connectivity, and client-specific information for troubleshooting and network management.
Configure and authenticate wireless profiles
Learn how wireless profiles provide a pre-configured set of network settings to enable secure, consistent, and automated wireless connections, and describes the process for configuring secure wireless access using 802.1X authentication.
Configure a static route for NAT wired client access to the WebUI in uWGB mode
Learn how to configure a static route for a NAT wired client to access the WebUI in uWGB mode by adding the necessary routes and interface settings on a Linux client.
Configure WGB and uWGB radio modes
Learn how to configure the radio mode on the Cisco IoT Workgroup Bridge (IW916x) to operate in either WGB or uWGB mode, depending on the network infrastructure and Root Access Point (RAP) type.
Set IP address
Learn how to configure network settings like switching between Dynamic and Static IP, modifying radio modes (example: WGB, uWGB, Root AP, Scan), enabling NAT, creating NAT rules, and setting local IPv4 addresses to efficiently manage IP configurations and radio modes.
Modify the RSSI threshold
Learn how to modify the Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI) threshold to optimize wireless network performance and ensure reliable connectivity for devices.
Create NAT rules
Learn how to create Network Address Translation (NAT) rules to enable multiple devices to share a public IP address and manage network traffic securely.
Manage firmware images
Learn how to manage administrative tasks such as reloading images, activating backups, performing factory resets, upgrading firmware, and importing or exporting configurations to maintain and update device operations efficiently.
Import or export a configuration file
Learn how to import or export a configuration file to back up current settings or restore them when needed.