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SMCD3GNV Wireless Cable Modem Gateway User Manual

Manually Adding Wireless Clients

You can manually add a wireless client to the Gateway’s LAN using Wireless Protected
Setup (WPS). While not a security feature, WPS is a standard for easy and secure wireless
network set up and connections.

Note: WPS is optional for Wi-Fi Certified products. Check for the Wi-Fi Protected Setup logo
or terms on products to see whether the product is WPS compatible.

A few of the key advantages associated with WPS are:

WPS automatically configures the network name (SSID) and WPA security key for the

Gateway or access point and for wireless devices that join the network.

You do not have to know the network name and security keys or passphrases to use

WPS to join a wireless network.

Security keys or passphrase because are generated randomly generated, making the m

nearly impossible to guess.

WPS uses the Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP), a strong authentication protocol
used in WPA2.

To manually add a wireless client to the Gateway’s LAN, perform the following procedure
from the Computers menu.

1. Under Offline Computers, click the ADD WIFI PROTECTED SETUP (WPS) CLIENT

button. The Add Wireless Client menu appears (see Figure 82).

2. Complete the fields in the Add Wireless Client menu (see Table 39).

3. Click PAIR to pair the wireless device with the Gateway’s LAN (pairing can take up to 2

minutes). Alternatively, if your wireless device has a Pair button, you can press this button
to pair the device with the Gateway’s LAN.

4. If you click PAIR, the Private Wireless Advanced Setting options in the WiFi menu appear.

For information about completing these settings see page 50.

5. To add more wireless devices, repeat steps 1 through 4.

6. To edit an online wireless device, click the EDIT button next to the co mputer you want to

modify, edit the settings on the Edit Computer menu (see Figure 82 and Table 39), and
click SAVE.<<I did not see this button??>>

7. To delete an online or offline wireless device, click the X next to the device. When the

Delete Computer message appears, click OK to delete the device or CANCEL to retain it.
If you clicked OK, the device is re moved fro m the Computers menu. <<true??>>