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Connecting Cables To The AirStation
Notes on Wireless Configuration:
If you have a PC connected to the router with a wired connection, we
recommend that you use it to configure your AirStation. That said, if
necessary, you can still configure your AirStation with a wireless connection.
Consult your wireless client card or adapter's documentation to confirm that
it's correctly installed with all necessary drivers.
Does your client support AOSS? If so, configuration is very simple. Just push
the AOSS button on your router, push the AOSS button on your client, and a
wireless connection will be established in approximately 15 seconds. Consult
your AOSS suppliments for more information on how to use AOSS.
The default SSID of the AirStation is it's LAN MAC Address, using your wireless
card's software or Windows XP's Wireless Zero Config, connect to the Wireless
Network that broadcasts the LAN MAC Address of your AirStation as its SSID.
Out of the box, the AirStation router does not have any encryption set
up, so initially disable any encryption settings in your wireless adapter's
configuration.
Please consult the documentation that came with your wireless client card or
adapter for further assistance.
Configure Your Computer's IP Address
For Windows 98SE/ME:
• Right-click on Network Neighborhood or My Network Places and select
Properties.
• Select the Configuration tab, scroll down to TCP/IP and press Properties.
• Select Obtain IP address automatically and Obtain DNS Server address
automatically.
• Click OK to close Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties.
• Click OK to close Network Connections Properties.
• Close Network Connections window.
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