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Aironet 340 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Network Card
Table of contents
  1. quick start guide
  2. additional requirements
Aironet 340 Series first page preview

Aironet 340 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Adapter
Aironet 340 Series first page preview

Aironet 340 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Controller
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. related publications
  6. ordering documentation
  7. product overview
  8. introduction to the client adapters
  9. radio antenna
  10. WEP Keys
  11. EAP and LEAP
  12. Network Configurations Using the Client Adapter
  13. Ad Hoc Wireless LAN
  14. Positioning Your Wireless Products
  15. Link Test
  16. preparing for installation
  17. Safety information
  18. Warnings
  19. Unpacking the Client Adapter
  20. System Requirements
  21. Site Requirements
  22. Inserting the Client Adapter into a Computing Device
  23. Inserting a PCI Client Adapter
  24. Installing the Driver for Windows 95
  25. Windows 95 Version B
  26. Installing the Driver for Windows NT
  27. Installing the Driver for Windows Millennium Edition (Me)
  28. Installing the Driver for Windows CE
  29. Installing the Driver for Linux
  30. Installing the Driver for MacOS 9.x
  31. Installing the Client Utilities and Enabling LEAP or EAP
  32. Verifying Installation
  33. Accessing the Latest Troubleshooting Information
  34. Problems after Installing the Driver
  35. Missing Files in Windows CE
  36. Resolving Resource Conflicts in Windows 95, 98, and Me
  37. Resolving Resource Conflicts in Windows NT
  38. Problems Associating to the Access Point
  39. Windows CE 3.00
  40. Removing the 6.10 Driver for Windows 95 and 98
  41. Removing the 6.10 Driver for Windows NT
  42. Removing a Driver Other Than the 6.10 Driver
  43. Removing the Driver for Windows NT
  44. Removing the Driver for Linux
  45. Updating the Driver
  46. Upgrading the Driver for Windows 95 and 98
  47. Upgrading the Driver for Windows Me
  48. Upgrading the Driver for Windows CE
  49. Upgrading the Driver for Linux
  50. removing the client adapter
  51. uninstalling the client utilities and the aironet client utility setup program
  52. technical specifications
  53. translated safety warnings
  54. explosive device proximity warning
  55. warning for laptop users
  56. regulatory information
  57. manufacturers federal communication commission declaration of conformity statement
  58. canadian compliance statement
  59. european community, switzerland, norway, iceland, and liechtenstein
  60. declaration of conformity for rf exposure
  61. japanese translation
  62. english translation
Aironet 340 Series first page preview

Aironet 340 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Adapter
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. related publications
  9. ordering documentation
  10. product overview
  11. introduction to the client adapters
  12. hardware components
  13. radio antenna
  14. software components
  15. ad hoc wireless lan
  16. preparing for installation
  17. FCC Safety Compliance Statement
  18. Warnings
  19. System Requirements
  20. Site Requirements
  21. For Client Devices
  22. Chapter 3 Installing the Client Adapter
  23. Installing or Upgrading the Client Adapter Software
  24. verifying installation
  25. Overview of Profile Manager
  26. Creating a New Profile
  27. Including a Profile in Auto Profile Selection
  28. Selecting the Active Profile
  29. Modifying a Profile
  30. Setting a Profile to Default Values
  31. Importing and Exporting Profiles
  32. Granting or Denying Access to Non-Administrative Users
  33. configuring the client adapter
  34. Overview
  35. Setting System Parameters
  36. Setting RF Network Parameters
  37. Setting Advanced Infrastructure Parameters
  38. Setting Advanced Ad Hoc Parameters
  39. Setting Network Security Parameters
  40. Setting the Allow Association to Mixed Cells Parameter
  41. Static WEP Keys
  42. Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA)
  43. Reporting Access Points that Fail LEAP Authentication
  44. Additional WEP Key Security Features
  45. Synchronizing Security Features
  46. Using Static WEP
  47. Overwriting an Existing Static WEP Key
  48. Disabling Static WEP
  49. Enabling Host-Based EAP
  50. Enabling Host-Based EAP Authentication in ACU
  51. Enabling WPA (Windows 2000 or XP Only - Optional)
  52. Enabling EAP Authentication in Windows
  53. Disabling LEAP or Host-Based EAP
  54. Using LEAP
  55. Using LEAP with the Windows Username and Password
  56. After a Reboot or Logon
  57. After Your LEAP Credentials Expire
  58. Using LEAP with an Automatically Prompted Login
  60. Using LEAP with a Manually Prompted Login
  61. After a Reboot, Logon, or Card Insertion
  63. Using LEAP with a Saved Username and Password
  64. Using EAP-TLS
  65. Using PEAP
  66. Using EAP-SIM
  67. If the PIN Is Stored on the Computer
  68. performing diagnostics
  69. Chapter 7 Performing Diagnostics
  70. viewing the current status of your client adapter
  71. Viewing the Current Status of Your Client Adapter
  72. viewing statistics for your client adapter
  73. Viewing Statistics for Your Client Adapter
  74. viewing the link status meter
  75. Viewing the Link Status Meter
  76. running an rf link test
  77. Running an RF Link Test
  78. Overview of ACM
  79. Tool Tip Window
  80. Pop-Up Menu
  81. Exit
  82. Turn Radio On/Off
  83. Reauthenticate
  84. Show Connection Status
  85. routine procedures
  86. Inserting and Removing a Client Adapter
  87. Inserting a PCI Card
  88. Removing a Client Adapter
  89. Removing a PCI Card
  90. Upgrading the Client Adapter Software
  91. Finding the Driver Version
  92. Firmware Procedures
  93. Opening ACU
  94. Exiting ACU
  95. accessing online help
  96. ACM Procedures
  97. Uninstalling the Microsoft Hot Fix
  98. Accessing the Latest Troubleshooting Information
  99. Troubleshooting the Client Adapter
  100. Using the Troubleshooting Utility
  101. Saving the Detailed Report to a Text File
  102. Accessing Online Help
  103. Resolving Resource Conflicts
  104. resolving resource conflicts in windows nt
  105. Resolving Resource Conflicts in Windows XP
  106. Problems Associating to an Access Point
  107. Parameters Missing from Profile Manager Screen
  108. LEAP Login Screen Does Not Appear Before Windows Login Screen (Windows 98, 98 SE, and Me Only)
  109. General Error Messages
  110. Installation Error Messages
  111. LEAP Authentication Error Messages
  112. PEAP Authentication Error Messages
  113. For Windows NT or 2000 Domain Databases
  114. For All OTP Databases
  115. For OTP Databases Using Secure Computing SofToken Version
  116. technical specifications
  117. translated safety warnings
  118. explosive device proximity warning
  119. dipole antenna installation warning
  120. warning for laptop users
  121. manufacturer's federal communication commission declaration of conformity statement
  122. canadian compliance statement
  123. declaration of conformity with regard to the r&tte directive 1999/5/ec
  124. ghz client adapters
  125. declaration of conformity for rf exposure
  126. english translation
  127. chinese translation
  128. channels, power levels, and antenna gains
  129. maximum power levels and antenna gains
  130. enabling eap-tls authentication
  131. enabling peap authentication
  132. enabling eap-sim authentication
  133. associating to an access point using windows xp
  134. performing a site survey
  135. additional information
  136. specifying signal strength units
  137. using active mode
  138. forcing the client adapter to reassociate
  139. l o s s a r y
Aironet 340 Series first page preview

Aironet 340 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Adapter
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. related publications
  6. ordering documentation
  7. introduction to the client adapters
  8. radio antenna
  9. network configurations using the client adapter
  10. ad hoc wireless lan
  11. Client Utility Basics
  12. Buttons on the Client Utility Screens
  13. Switching between Screens
  14. Buttons on the Client Utility Screens and Dialog Boxes
  15. Preparing for Installation
  16. Safety Information
  17. Warnings
  18. Site Requirements
  19. System Requirements
  20. installing the driver and client utility
  21. Initial Configuration Settings for Mac OS X
  22. Inserting the Client Adapter into a Computing Device
  23. Inserting a PCI Client Adapter
  24. Configuring the Client Adapter
  25. Basic Configuration on Mac OS X
  26. Setting Basic Wireless LAN options
  27. Security Features
  28. Overview of Security Features
  29. EAP-Cisco Wireless or LEAP
  30. Security Options for Mac OS 9.x
  31. Selecting an Existing WEP Key
  32. Enabling WEP
  33. For a Home Network
  34. LEAP
  35. Verifying Installation
  40. Advanced Configuration on Mac OS 9.x
  41. Using the Client Utility on Mac OS 9.x
  42. Loading New Firmware
  43. Configuring Your Client Adapter
  44. Setting System Parameters
  45. Setting RF Network Parameters
  46. Setting Advanced Infrastructure Parameters
  47. Setting Advanced Ad Hoc Parameters
  48. Setting Home Networking Parameters
  49. Specifying a Home Network Configuration
  50. Getting Help
  51. Exiting the Client Utility
  52. Advanced Configuration on Mac OS X
  53. Using the Client Utility on Mac OS X
  54. Basic Properties
  55. Location Profiles
  56. Editing a Location Profile
  58. Advanced Properties
  59. Setting RF Parameters
  60. Turning Your Client Adapter Radio On or Off
  61. Obtaining Software Version Information
  64. Performing Diagnostics
  65. Diagnostic Tools for Mac OS 9.x
  66. Viewing Statistics for Your Client Adapter
  67. Viewing Transmit Statistics
  68. Assessing the RF Link
  69. Running an RF Link Test
  70. Diagnostic Tools for Mac OS X
  71. Assessing the Wireless and Wired Links
  72. Running a Link Test
  73. Determining Local Access Points
  74. LSM Scanner
  75. Routine Procedures
  76. Determining the Driver and Client Utility Versions
  77. Removing the Driver and Client Utility
  78. Removing the Client Adapter
  79. Removing a PCI Client Adapter
  80. Troubleshooting
  81. Accessing the Latest Troubleshooting Tips
  82. Problems after Installing the Driver
  83. problems connecting to the network
  84. running the troubleshooting tool on mac os x
  85. technical specifications
  86. translated safety warnings
  87. explosive device proximity warning
  88. warning for laptop users
  89. manufacturers federal communication commission declaration of conformity statement
  90. canadian compliance statement
  91. declaration of conformity with regard to the r&tte directive 1999/5/ec
  92. declaration of conformity for rf exposure
  93. japanese translation
  94. channels and antenna settings
  95. maximum power levels and antenna gains
  96. positioning wireless devices
  97. site survey
  98. performing a site survey
  99. site survey on mac os x
Aironet 340 Series first page preview

Aironet 340 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Wireless Access Point
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. related publications
  5. obtaining documentation
  6. obtaining technical assistance
  7. obtaining additional publications and information
  8. Chapter 1 Overview
  9. Ethernet and Serial Ports
  10. Indicators
  11. Network Configuration Examples
  12. Repeater Unit That Extends Wireless Range
  13. Central Unit in an All-Wireless Network
  14. Access Point Specifications
  15. Chapter 2 Installation
  16. Installation Guidelines
  17. Minimal Overlap Coverage Option
  18. Heavy Overlap Coverage Option
  19. Unpacking the Access Point
  20. Connecting the Ethernet and Power Cables
  21. Connecting Cables on 350 Series Access Points
  22. basic configuration
  23. Before You Start
  24. Chapter 3 Basic Configuration
  25. Setting the Access Point's IP Address and SSID
  26. Entering Basic Settings
  27. Using a Terminal Emulator
  28. Default Basic Settings
  29. troubleshooting
  30. Checking the Top Panel Indicators
  31. Chapter 4 Troubleshooting
  32. Resetting to the Default Configuration
  33. Steps for Firmware Versions 11.06 or Earlier
  34. Reconfiguration Steps for Boot Block Version 1.01 or Earlier
  35. Reconfiguration Steps for Boot Block Version 1.02 or Later
  36. translated safety warnings
  37. Appendix A Translated Safety Warning
  38. Lightning Activity Warning
  39. Circuit Breaker (15A) Warning
  40. power injector warning
  41. Power Injector Warning
  42. A P P E N D I X B Declarations of Conformity and Regulatory Information
  43. Department of Communications – Canada
  44. European Community, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein
  45. Declaration of Conformity for RF Exposure
  46. Guidelines for Operating Cisco Aironet Access Points and Bridges in Japan
  47. Declaration of Conformity Statements
Aironet 340 Series first page preview

Aironet 340 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Network Hardware
Table of contents
  1. antenna installation
  2. system requirements
  3. troubleshooting
  4. related documentation
  5. documentation feedback
Aironet 340 Series first page preview

Aironet 340 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Network Hardware
Aironet 340 Series first page preview

Aironet 340 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Wireless Access Point
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. related publications
  5. obtaining documentation
  6. documentation feedback
  7. key features
  8. ethernet and serial ports
  9. indicator lights
  10. network configuration examples
  11. repeater unit that extends wireless range
  12. Central Unit in an All-Wireless Network
  13. access point specifications
  14. cautions and warnings
  15. installation guidelines
  16. minimal overlap coverage option
  17. heavy overlap coverage option
  18. multiple overlapping networks coverage option
  19. site surveys
  20. unpacking the access point
  21. connecting the ethernet and power cables
  22. connecting cables on 350 series access points
  23. basic configuration
  24. before you start
  25. using the ip setup utility
  26. Finding the Access Point's IP Address
  27. Setting the Access Point's IP Address and SSID
  28. entering basic settings
  29. using a terminal emulator
  30. default basic settings
  31. troubleshooting
  32. checking the top panel indicators
  33. Checking the Top Panel Indicators
  34. checking basic settings
  35. SSID
  36. Determining the Boot-Block Version
  37. Reconfiguration Steps for Boot Block Version 1.02 or Later
  38. translated safety warnings
  39. explosive device proximity warning
  40. Explosive Device Proximity Warning
  41. lightning activity warning
  42. installation warning
  43. Circuit Breaker (15A) Warning
  44. power injector warning
  45. Power Injector Warning
  46. regulatory information
  47. manufacturers federal communication commission declaration of conformity statement
  48. canadian compliance statement
  49. European Community, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein
  50. declaration of conformity for rf exposure
  51. japanese translation
  52. english translation
Aironet 340 Series first page preview

Aironet 340 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Adapter
Aironet 340 Series first page preview

Aironet 340 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Network Hardware
Table of contents
  1. quick start guide
  2. additional requirements
Aironet 340 Series first page preview

Aironet 340 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Network Hardware
Table of contents
  1. quick start guide
Aironet 340 Series first page preview

Aironet 340 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Edger
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Cisco Edge 340 Series Software Configuration Guide, Release
  11. Chapter 2 Configuring Local CLI - CLISH
  12. Command Reference
  13. User Configuration Mode Commands
  14. Global Configuration Mode Commands
  15. System Configuration Mode Commands
  16. Ethernet Interface Configuration Mode Commands
  17. WiFi AP Interface Configuration Mode Commands
  18. SSID Configuration Mode
  19. show Commands
  20. Chapter 3 Configuring the Web GUI
  21. System Configuration
  22. Configuring Account Information
  23. Configuring Resolution
  24. Configuring Date and Time
  25. Configuring Syslog
  26. Configuring Coredump
  27. Network Configuration
  28. Configuring Wireless Settings
  29. Configuring SNMP
  30. Configuring VPN
  31. Edit a VPN Connection
  32. Monitor the Status of Platform and Network
  33. Maintenance
  34. Restart or Reset
  35. Chapter 4 Configuring HTTP API
  36. Get Storage
  37. Set NTP Server
  38. Get Time Zone
  39. Set Time
  40. Remove a Specified Repository File
  41. Get Core Dump Limit
  42. Set Log Path
  43. Set Log Size
  44. Set Duplex
  45. Get Address6
  46. Get IPv4
  47. Set Address4
  48. Set DNS4
  49. Issue a Management Command
  50. AP Information
  51. Get No Forwarding Status
  52. Set Channel Number
  53. Get Channel Number
  54. Get Channel Bandwidth
  55. Get Extension Channel
  56. Set Auto Block Ack
  57. Get Disallow TKIP
  58. Get mcastMcs
  59. Set RADIUS Server
  60. Get RADIUS Port
  61. Get Own IP Address
  62. Get Beacon Period
  63. Get Fragment Threshold
  64. Set TX Power
  65. Set Short Slot
  66. Set Package Aggregation
  67. Set WMM Capable
  68. Get IGMP SN Enable
  69. Get WiFi Client AP WPA Flags
  70. Get WiFi Client AP Strength
  71. Get WiFi Client AP Channel
  72. Get All the WiFi Client AP Information
  73. Get WiFi Client Connection ID
  74. Set WiFi Client Connection Auto Connection
  75. Set WiFi Client Connection EAP
  76. Set WiFi Client Connection Anonymous-Identity
  77. Set WiFi Client Connection pac-file
  78. Set WiFi Client CA Certificate of the Connection
  79. Set WiFi Client Connection Phase1-Peapver
  80. Set WiFi Client Connection Phase2-Auth
  81. Set WiFi Client Connection Phase2-Client-Cert
  82. Set WiFi Client Connection Private-Key
  83. Set WiFi Client Connection Phase2 Private Key
  84. Set WiFi Client Connection Key Management
  85. Get WiFi Client auth-alg
  86. Get WiFi Client Group
  87. Get Wifi Client wep-key1
  88. Set WiFi Client wep-key-type
  89. Set WiFi Client IPv4 Method
  90. Set WiFi Client IPv4 Addresses
  91. Set WiFi Client IPv6 Method
  92. Set WiFi Client IPv6 Addresses
  93. Set WiFi Client IPv6 ignore-auto-routes
  94. Wi-Fi Client—Add a Connection
  95. Wi-Fi Client—Remove a Connection
  96. PCAMAP Information
  97. Get Model Number
  98. Resolution
  99. Proxy
  100. Set HTTPS Proxy
  101. Set Proxy for All
  102. Error Codes
  103. Boot and Login
  104. Appendix A Troubleshooting
  105. System Locked After Using Wrong Password Five Times
  106. Screen Blurred After Resolution is Changed
  107. Power Issues
Aironet 340 Series first page preview

Aironet 340 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Adapter
Table of contents
  1. quick start guide
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