Cisco WIRELESS ACCESS POINT WAP4410N - Manual (Page 43)

Configuring the Cisco WAP4410N Wireless-N Access Point
AP Mode
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AP Mode
The AP Mode page displays the AP mode settings for the access point. To
configure the AP mode of the access point, follow these steps:
STEP 1 Click AP Mode > AP Mode.
STEP 2 Configure the AP Mode settings.
• Access point—Select to let the device operate as a normal access point.
- Allow Wireless Signal to be repeated by a repeater—If selected, the
device will act as a repeater for another access point. Provide the MAC
addresses of the other access points in the fields.
• Wireless WDS Repeater—Select to let the access point operate as a
wireless repeater to extend the radio range of the associated remote
access point to overcome any obstacle that blocks radio communication.
- Remote Access Point’s MAC Address—Enter the MAC address of the
remote access point directly, or click the Site Survey button to select
from a list of available access points.
• Wireless WDS Bridge—Select to let the access point operate as a
wireless bridge to perform transparent bridging with other associated
wireless bridges, and not allow any wireless client or station to access
them.
- Remote Wireless Bridge’s MAC Address—Enter the MAC addresses
of the other access points in the fields.
• Wireless Client/Repeater—Select to let the wireless access point operate
as a client or repeater access point, sending all traffic received to another
access point.
- Allow wireless stations to associate—Enable or disable this setting.
- Remote access point—Enter the MAC address and SSID of the desired
access point or click the Site Survey button to choose the access point
from the available networks.
• Wireless Monitor—Allows the access point to detect unauthorized (rogue)
access points on your network.
- No Security—Check to identify any access point operating with
security disabled as a rogue access point.