ASUS wl-300 用户手册

Once the IP address of the SpaceLink
Access Point is configured correctly,
the name of the SpaceLink Access
Point will be shown in place of the
default IP address. Information will
be shown in each of the pages. You
can see each of the pages by clicking
on the tabs.

Click the General  tab to view the
SpaceLink Access Point Status
screen. The Status screen reports the following information:

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Firmware Version: (Next to the SpaceLink Access Point icon) This
field reports the Flash Code (Firmware) version installed on the
SpaceLink Access Point. Periodically, a new Flash Code is available
for SpaceLink Access Points on ASUS’s Web site. You can update the
SpaceLink Access Point’s Flash Code using the Access Point upgrade
tool called “ASUS AP Live Update” installed along with the Access
Point Manager found in the “ASUS WLAN AP Utilities”. You can find
this folder in Windows “Start” menu. If you are experiencing a problem
with your SpaceLink equipment, a Technical Support representative
may ask you to report the device’s Flash Code  (Firmware) version.

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Operational Mode: Different operational modes are discussed later.
Normally “Access Point” is set by default.

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IP Address: The IP address of the Access Point whether assigned by a
DHCP server or manually entered will be shown here.

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MAC Address: SpaceLink Access Point’s physical address is assigned
at the factory and cannot be changed by the end user. The physical
address or MAC address is a 48-bit unique identifier assigned to each
networking device. The physical address is commonly written as six
pairs of two hexadecimal digits separated by colons (for example,
00:E0:18:3E:A3:A3).

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Current Channel: The SpaceLink Access Point channel assigned by
the user using the SpaceLink Access Point manager can be seen here. It
is set to “Channel 1” by default.

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SSID: The SpaceLink Access Point SSID can be assigned any name using
the SpaceLink Access Point manager but is set as “default” from the factory.