Home | Help | Support     Basic Settings     Cluster     Access Points     User Management     Sessions     Channel Management     Wireless Neighborhood     Status     Interfaces     Events     Transmit / Receive Statistics     Client Associations     Neighboring Access Points     Advanced     Ethernet (Wired) Settings     Wireless Settings     Security     Guest Login     Virtual Wireless Networks     Radio     MAC Filtering     Load Balancing     Quality of Service     Wireless Distribution System       Time Protocol     SNMP     Reboot     Reset Configuration     Upgrade     Backup/Restore       Configure WDS bridges to other access points Local Address   00:C0:49:10:10:11 Remote Address   Bridge with   Internal Network Guest Network WEP   Enabled Disabled Key Length   64 bits 128 bits Key Type   ASCII Hex Characters Required   WEP Key   Remote Address   Bridge with   Internal Network Guest Network WEP   Enabled Disabled Key Length   64 bits 128 bits Key Type   ASCII Hex Characters Required   WEP Key   Remote Address   Bridge with   Internal Network Guest Network WEP   Enabled Disabled Key Length   64 bits 128 bits Key Type   ASCII Hex Characters Required   WEP Key   Remote Address   Bridge with   Internal Network Guest Network WEP   Enabled Disabled Key Length   64 bits 128 bits Key Type   ASCII Hex Characters Required   WEP Key     Please wait, update in progress: The Wireless Distribution System (WDS) allows you to bridge wireless traffic between access points. By wirelessly connecting APs to one another in an Extended Service Set, you can bridge distant Ethernets into a single LAN with each AP serving part of an area too large for a single AP to cover. WDS can extend the reach of your network into areas where cabling might be too difficult. Caution: Do not create loops with either WDS bridges or combinations of Wired (Ethernet) connections and WDS bridges. Loops created by WDS bridges with the intention of establishing backup links or extended service sets (ESS) with two WDS bridges on one AP will not work; they will result in endless loop data traffic on the network because Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) is not on the AP to prevent it. More ... Copyright © 2005 U.S. Robotics. All rights reserved. Powered By Devicescape Software