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Tp-Link eap120 [18/70] Chapter 5 wireless

Chapter 5 Wireless

Wireless page, consisting of Wireless Settings, Portal, MAC Filtering, Scheduler, QoS and Rogue

AP Detection, is shown below.

Figure 5-1 Wireless Page

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Eap110 eap120 eap220 1
User guide 1
Wireless n access point 1
Fcc statement 2
Ce mark warning 3
Fcc rf radiation exposure statement 3
Fcc statement 3
5250 mhz 4
Country restriction reason remark 4
National restriction 4
Only for eap220 4
The eu directive 1999 5 ec without any limitation except for the countries mentioned below 4
This device is intended for home and office use in all eu countries and other countries following 4
Ic statement 5
Ncc notice bsmi notice 5
Safety information 5
安全諮詢及注意事項 5
注意 5
About this user guide 7
Convention 7
Contents 8
Chapter 1 introduction 10
Hardware overview 10
Overview of the eap 10
Eap110 11
Interface panel 11
Eap120 eap220 12
Mounting bracket 13
Passive poe adapter 13
Chapter 2 network topology 14
Chapter 3 management mode 15
Managed mode 15
Standalone mode 15
Switch to standalone mode 15
Chapter 4 network 17
On network page you can configure the ip address of the standalone eap 17
Chapter 5 wireless 18
Wireless settings 19
Wireless basic settings 20
Click in the modify column the following content will be shown 21
Clients connected to the device via cable do not belong to any vlan thus wired client can 21
Communicate with all the wireless clients despite the vlan settings 21
Ssids can work together with switches supporting 802 q vlan the eap can build up to eight 21
Tags to the clients which connect to the corresponding wireless network it supports maximum 21
Virtual wireless networks per radio for users to access at the same time it adds different vlan 21
Vlans per radio the clients in different vlan cannot directly communicate with each other 21
Enterprise or wpa psk 22
Following is the detailed introduction of security mode wep wpa enterprise and wpa psk 22
Wep wired equivalent privacy based on the ieee 802 1 standard is less safe than wpa 22
Based on radius server wpa enterprise can generate different passwords for different users and 23
Enterprise users at present wpa enterprise has two versions wpa psk and wpa2 psk 23
It is much safer than wpa psk however it costs much to maintain and is more suitable for 23
Wpa enterprise 23
Based on pre shared key security mode wpa psk is characterized by high security and simple 24
Configuration which suits for common households and small business wpa psk has two 24
Versions wpa psk and wpa2 psk 24
Wpa psk 24
Wireless advanced settings 25
Accessed for free by the clients while some specific resources can only be accessed by authorized 26
Authentication policy according to your need 26
By restricting the maximum number of clients accessing the eaps load balance helps to achieve 26
Clients who want to access the wireless local network portal is also called web authentication 26
Load balance 26
Network resources can be classified into different types for different users part of them can be 26
Portal 26
Portal authentication enhances the network security by providing authentication service to the 26
Rational use of network resources 26
The newly authenticated client will be redirected to please refer to portal configuration or free 26
The users have to log in a web page to establish verification 26
Users what s more you can customize the authentication login page and specify a url which 26
Portal configuration 27
External radius server users are required to enter the preset user name and password which are saved in the database of the radius server the radius server acts as the authentication server which allows you to set different user name and password for different users 28
Local password users are required to enter the preset user name and password which are saved in the eap 28
No authentication 28
Refer to the following content to configure portal based on actual network situations 28
External radius server 30
Local password 30
Local web portal 31
External web portal 32
Free authentication policy 32
Free authentication policy allows clients to access network resources for free on the lower part 32
Of the portal page you can configure and view free authentication policies 32
Please refer to no authentication to configure authentication timeout redirect and redirect 32
Click to add a new authentication policy and configure its parameters 33
Mac filtering 34
Settings 35
Station mac group 35
Automates the enabling or disabling of the radio 36
Click in modify column to edit the mac group name or mac address click to delete the 36
Mac filtering association 36
Mac group or group member 36
Scheduler 36
Scheduler allows you to configure rules with specific time interval for radios to operate which 36
Click two tables will be shown 37
Follow the steps below to add rules 37
Scheduler profile configuration 37
Settings 37
Step 1 37
Associated with ap 39
Associated with ssid 39
Scheduler association 39
This zone will display different contents based on your selection of association mode in settings 39
Changed changing these values affects the qos provided 40
In normal use the default values for the eap device and station edca should not need to be 40
The eap supports quality of service qos to prioritize voice and video traffic over other traffic 40
Ap edca parameters 41
Ap enhanced distributed channel access edca parameters affect traffic flowing from the eap 41
Device to the client station 41
Station edca parameters 42
Station edca parameters affect traffic flowing from the client station to the eap device 42
Rogue ap detection 43
Detected rogue ap is unknown you can click known in action column to move the ap to the 44
Detected rogue ap list 44
Information about the detected rogue aps is displayed in the list by default the status of the 44
Settings 44
Trusted ap list 44
Download backup trusted ap list 45
From a text file the ap whose mac address is in the trusted ap list will not be detected as a 45
Information about the trusted aps is displayed in the list 45
Trusted ap list 45
You can also backup a list and save it in your pc 45
You can import a list of trusted aps from a saved list which is acquired from another ap or created 45
Ap list 47
Chapter 6 monitoring 47
Device information 48
Lan information 49
Wireless settings 49
Click lan traffic and you can monitor the data transmission status of the lan port 50
Client 50
Lan traffic 50
Click radio traffic and you can monitor the data transmission status of the wireless network 51
Radio traffic 51
In ssid list you can monitor the related parameters of the wireless network 52
Ssid list 52
Client 53
From user list you can monitor the status of all the clients connected to the eap including those 53
User list 53
Who are authenticated 53
Authentication 54
Portal authenticated guest 54
The portal authenticated guest displays information about clients that have set up valid 54
Chapter 7 management 56
Log list 56
System log 56
Enable auto mail 57
Log settings 57
By default nvram is disabled check the box to enable nvram system logs will be saved after 58
Enable nvram 58
Enable server 58
Power supply is cut 58
System logs can also be sent to a server after auto mail feature is enabled the following content 58
Web server 58
Will be shown 58
You can log in web management interface thereby manage and maintain the device 58
Address of the current host will be added to mac address list 59
Are allowed to log in to the web management page of the eap click add pc s mac and the mac 59
Following is the page of web server 59
Management access 59
Management access control allows you to configure up to four mac addresses of the hosts that 59
Following is the page of led on off by default the led is on 60
Following is the page of management access 60
Led on off 60
Ssh connection on the ssh client software 60
This device supports the ssh server function that allows users to login and manage it through 60
Following is the page of snmp 62
From snmp manager 62
Once the device has become an snmp agent it is able to receive and process request messages 62
Chapter 8 system 64
Time settings 64
User account 64
Time settings 65
Daylight saving 66
Predefined mode 66
Click reboot to restart the device click reset to restore the device to factory default settings 67
Date mode 67
Reboot reset 67
Recurring mode 67
Backup restore 68
Firmware upgrade 68
Appendix a specifications 70

Tp-Link eap120 [18/70] Chapter 5 wireless

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