| This page displays
a list of VLANs created on the access point. The list contains pertinent
data about each VLAN.
Settings
ID
A unique number that identifies a VLAN. This number must match
VLANs set on the switch. The setting is configured by the user.
Name
A unique name for a VLAN configured on the access point. This
setting is configured by the user and is for information only. The
VLAN name is not used by the switch or access point as a parameter
for determining the destination of data.
Enabled?
The status of the VLAN.
Def. Pri.
The ability to apply default Class of Service (CoS) for each VLAN.
Def. Pol. Grp.
The ability to apply a policy group (set of Layer 2, 3, and 4 filters)
for each VLAN. Each filter within a policy group can be configured
to allow or deny a certain type of traffic.
MIC
Determines whether MIC is being used on this VLAN. For more information
on MIC, click here.
TKIP
Determines whether TKIP is being used on this VLAN. For more information
on TKIP, click here.
Key Rotate
Determines the interval that the WEP key is rotated. The ability to
enable WEP key rotation for each VLAN is supported only for wireless
VLANs with IEEE 802.1x protocols enabled.
Alert?
Determines if you want to print the packet data to the console
log for troubleshooting.
Encryption
The key used for broadcast or multicast segmentation per VLAN.
- No encryption -- The device communicates
only with client devices that are not using WEP.
- Optional -- Client devices can communicate
with this access point or bridge either with or without WEP.
- Full encryption -- Client devices
must use WEP when communicating with the access point or bridge.
Devices not using WEP are not allowed to communicate.
Action Buttons
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Command
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Description
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Done
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Returns you to the VLAN
Setup page.
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