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Operating Instructions
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Wireless Access Points
Connect the access point to the power supply
The AP 15, AP 15C, AP 55, AP 55C, AP 100, AP 100C, and AP 100X can be powered
directly through the Power-over-Ethernet-injector. Note that it is also possible to
power them by a PoE-compliant switch. For more information on PoE-injectors, see
below.
The AP 15, AP 15C, AP 55, AP 55C, AP 100, AP 100C, and AP 100X can be powered
directly through the Power-over-Ethernet-injector. Note that it is also possible to
power them by a PoE-compliant switch. For more information on PoE-injectors, see
below.
Connect the AP 15 to the power supply. Please use the power supply from the scope
of supply. Note that the AP 15 can also be operated through a PoE-injector or PoE-
compliant switch.
of supply. Note that the AP 15 can also be operated through a PoE-injector or PoE-
compliant switch.
Start the communication between the access point and the UTM appliance
When connected to the network, the access point will try to receive an IP address via
DHCP. Therefore, you need either the UTM appliance (with a DHCP server enabled
and listening on the interface the access point is connected to) or any other DHCP
server to provide an IP address for the access point.
When connected to the network, the access point will try to receive an IP address via
DHCP. Therefore, you need either the UTM appliance (with a DHCP server enabled
and listening on the interface the access point is connected to) or any other DHCP
server to provide an IP address for the access point.
After successfully receiving an IP address, the access point will communicate with
the UTM appliance. For this to happen, the UTM appliance needs to be put in the
upstream of the access points, either being the default gateway of the access points
(which was provided by the DHCP service) or on the default route (most likely your
route to the Internet).
the UTM appliance. For this to happen, the UTM appliance needs to be put in the
upstream of the access points, either being the default gateway of the access points
(which was provided by the DHCP service) or on the default route (most likely your
route to the Internet).
Please note that the actual Internet access is not necessary to use UTM Wireless
Protection. While waiting for DHCP and searching for the UTM appliance, the access
point’s power LED will blink slowly.
Protection. While waiting for DHCP and searching for the UTM appliance, the access
point’s power LED will blink slowly.
Enable UTM Wireless Protection on the UTM appliance
In WebAdmin, navigate to the Wireless Protection menu entry. On the Global Settings
tab, click the Enable button. When enabling Wireless Protection for the first time,
the Initial Setup frame will appear. It shows the configuration which will be created:
A separate Wireless “Guest” network using WPA2 personal with DHCP for wireless
clients, which will be allowed to use DNS on the UTM appliance and the “Web
Surfing” service.
In WebAdmin, navigate to the Wireless Protection menu entry. On the Global Settings
tab, click the Enable button. When enabling Wireless Protection for the first time,
the Initial Setup frame will appear. It shows the configuration which will be created:
A separate Wireless “Guest” network using WPA2 personal with DHCP for wireless
clients, which will be allowed to use DNS on the UTM appliance and the “Web
Surfing” service.
The pre-shared key is auto-generated and will only be shown in this section. This
configuration is intended as a template, you can edit the settings at any time on the
Wireless Protection > Wireless Networks tab. You can also skip the initial setup by
ticking the checkbox on the bottom of the section.
configuration is intended as a template, you can edit the settings at any time on the
Wireless Protection > Wireless Networks tab. You can also skip the initial setup by
ticking the checkbox on the bottom of the section.