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2 Microsoft Broadband Networking Wireless Base Station User’s Guide
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UPnP Standards and Your Wireless Base Station
The Microsoft Wireless Base Station adheres to the UPnP™ standards that are defined
by the Universal Plug and Play Forum. UPnP standards allow devices on the network to
communicate their capabilities to the base station by using a common vocabulary.
UPnP standards also allow you to use many programs (like instant messaging
programs and multiplayer games) on your network without having to go through a
complicated configuration process.
by the Universal Plug and Play Forum. UPnP standards allow devices on the network to
communicate their capabilities to the base station by using a common vocabulary.
UPnP standards also allow you to use many programs (like instant messaging
programs and multiplayer games) on your network without having to go through a
complicated configuration process.
Base Station Ports, Status Lights, and the Restore Button
The following illustrations show the locations of the ports, status lights, and Restore
button on the base station.
button on the base station.
To Modem port
Ethernet ports 1-4
Restore button
Power port
On the back of the base station, you will find a Power port, a To Modem port, four
numbered Ethernet ports, and a Restore button.
numbered Ethernet ports, and a Restore button.