12. Wireless Network Configuration
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10 September 2023
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Part 12 of Computer Networking Fundamentals: Wireless Network Configuration
Wireless Network Configuration
At the end of this episode, I will be able to:
- Examine and implement a wireless network configuration.
Learner Objective: Examine and implement a wireless network configuration.
Description: In this episode, the learner will explore a demonstration of wireless network concepts through practical application of wireless network configuration.
- Introduction to Network Infrastructure
- Wireless network demo
- Components
- Wireless enabled laptop
- Ethernet cable (to connect to the access point)
- TP-Link TL-WA1201 AC1200 Wireless Access Point
- If necessary, perform factory reset on the AP
- Follow the procedures found on the vendor website
- Login to the AC point
- View the Status page
- Note - examine any current connections via the "Wired Clients" and "Wireless Client"* icons
- Click the "Quick Setup" tab
- Note* - Examine the options
- Access Point mode - the AP controls all communications on the network
- Range Extender mode - Relays signals to increase the transmission distance of the wireless network
- Client mode - acts as a networks adapter (or wireless client), allows other wired devices connect to the AP
- Multi-SSID mode - allows the Access point to create multiple wireless networks for VLANs and security.
- Note* - Examine the options
- Click the Network blade
- LAN - customize the IP address scheme for the AP and the LAN.
- DHCP Server - customize the DHCP server settings for the wireless network.
- Click the Wireless blade
- Wireless Settings - configure the SSID, encryption, mode, channel width and channel.
- Portal - creates a captive portal to direct clients to for authentication purposes
- WPS - enable or disable WPS
- Statistics - view the client's connection properties
- MAC Filtering - allow or deny access to the wireless networks based on the wireless client's MAC address
- Click the System Tools blade
- Time Settings, LED Control, SNMP, Ping Watchdog, Firmware upgrades, Backup & Restore, Reboot Schedule, Administration and Diagnostics
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