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Cok genel bir soru sormussunuzda ondan cevabinizi oyle kolay kolay alamazsiniz, arkadas(hakan) en azindan nereden baslamaniz gerektigini soylemis, en onemliside bu bence...Oncelikle AP nin ne oldugunu, ne ise yaradigini, nasil calistigini bilmek gerekir degilmi? daha sonrada hangi modlarda calisir...Neyse sizde Armut pis agzima dus misali olsun istiyorsunuz...
Neyse ben biraz daha ileri gideyim ve step by step cisco ne diyor; Alıntı:
Step 1 Use the Quick Start Guide: Cisco 1200 Series Aironet Access Points and the information in this manual to set up an access point as a root unit on the wired LAN.
Step 2 Write down the root-unit access point's MAC address. The MAC address appears on the label on the bottom of the access point.
Step 3 The repeater access point will need to duplicate some of the root access point's settings. If the root access point has been completely configured, browse to the root access point and write down the following settings so you can refer to them when you set up the repeater access point:
•SSID for the root radio (found on the Express Setup page)
•Default IP Subnet Mask (also on the Express Setup page)
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Note You can also rely on the DHCP server to assign a default IP subnet mask.
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•Default Gateway (also on the Express Setup page)
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Note You can also rely on the DHCP server to assign a default gateway.
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•Data rates (found on the AP Radio Hardware page)
•WEP settings (found on the AP Radio Data Encryption page)
•Authentication Types (found on the AP Radio Data Encryption page)
If the root access point settings have not been changed from the factory defaults, you don't need to write them down. If you reconfigure the root access point, however, you must enter the same settings on the repeater access point.
Step 4 Place the repeater access point within radio range of the root access point.
Step 5 Connect power to the repeater access point. Consult the the Quick Start Guide: Cisco 1200 Series Aironet Access Points for power options.
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Note If both radios are set up as repeaters, the access point will not be connected to the wired LAN. Therefore, if you use a power injector, do not run Ethernet cable from the power injector to a switch.
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Step 6 Connect a DB-9 to RJ-45 serial cable to the COM port on a computer and to the RJ-45 serial port on the access point.
Step 7 Use a terminal emulator to open the access point's management system. Assign these port settings to the terminal emulator: 9600 baud, 8 data bits, No parity, 1 stop bit, and No flow control.
Step 8 When the terminal emulator connects with the access point, press = to display the access point's Summary Status page. If the repeater access point has never been configured before, the Express Setup page will appear instead of the Summary Status page.
Step 9 On the Express Setup page, enter the same SSID that is set on the root access point.
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Note Step 10 and Step 11 describe assigning a static IP address, subnet mask, and gateway to the repeater. However, you can rely on your DHCP server to assign these settings if you do not need them to remain fixed. If the repeater will use the DHCP server, skip to Step 12.
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Step 10 On the Express Setup page, enter a fixed IP address for the repeater access point in the Default IP address field.
Step 11 Also on the Express Setup page, enter the same settings in the Default IP Subnet Mask and Default Gateway fields that are on the root access point.
Step 12 On the Boot Server Setup page, select none for the Configuration Server Protocol. This setting will maintain a fixed IP address for the repeater access point.
If the root access point configuration has not been changed from the factory defaults, skip to Step 16.
Step 13 On the AP Radio Hardware page, enter the same settings for Data Rates that are on the root access point.
Step 14 On the AP Radio Data Encryption page, enter the same WEP key settings that are on the root access point.
Step 15 Also on the AP Radio Data Encryption page, select the same Authentication Types that are on the root access point.
Step 16 On the AP Radio Advanced page, enter the root access point's MAC address in the Specified access point 1 entry field.
Step 17 On the Express Setup page, select Repeater Access Point as the Role in Radio Network. The access point reboots when you apply this setting.
Step 18 The status LED on the root access point should be steady green, indicating that at least one client device is associated to it. The status LED on the repeater access point is steady green when it is associated to the root access point and has client devices associated to it. The repeater's status LED is steady for 7/8 of a second and off for 1/8 of a second when it is associated to the root access point but has no client devices associated to it. The repeater access point should also appear as associated to the root access point in the root access point's Association Table. Kod: AP# configure terminal
AP(config)# interface dot11radio 0
AP(config-if)# ssid chicago
AP(config-ssid)# infrastructure-ssid
AP(config-ssid)# exit
AP(config-if)# station-role repeater
AP(config-if)# dot11 extensions aironet
AP(config-if)# parent 1 0987.1234.h345 900
AP(config-if)# parent 2 7809.b123.c345 900
AP(config-if)# parent 3 6543.a456.7421 900
AP(config-if)# end
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