ICC ICX400GAP, Web Manual

Page 1: ...Access Point Web Manual Product Model ICX400GAP Description IEEE802 11ac 2x2 2 MIMO Gigabit standalone or controller based managed access point Product Model ICX420GAP Description IEEE802 11ac 3x3 3...

Page 2: ...ion guides videos knowledge articles sample designs troubleshooting and FAQ guides to assist you with the deployment of your new and innovative solution These and other documents are available for dow...

Page 3: ...ge Restriction of the icXchange Web Management 16 Chapter 2 Basic Configuration 18 Detailed Explanation of settings 19 Description of this Access Point 19 Device Information 20 Administrator Password...

Page 4: ...vices 39 Web Server 39 NTP 40 Chapter 6 Maintenance 41 Configuration 41 Upgrading AP Firmware 43 Regulatory and compliance 46 Declaration of ROHS compliance 46 FCC warning 46 Canada warning 46 USA Rad...

Page 5: ...deployment tools Distributed Architecture icXchange engine maximizes data throughput using multiple routes between APs and the wired network High density environments require IP flexibility seen in t...

Page 6: ...420GAP Manual 6 The below figure describes key attributes of the ICX420GAP Rear 2 RJ 45 10 100 1000Base T Ethernet Port Kensington Lock 1 RJ 45 Console Port DC Power not included USB Port Kensington L...

Page 7: ...ICX420GAP Manual 7 Front Power LAN 1 LAN2 2 4GHz 5GHz ICX420GAP Manual 7 Front Power LAN 1 LAN2 2 4GHz 5GHz ICX420GAP Manual 7 Front Power LAN 1 LAN2 2 4GHz 5GHz...

Page 8: ...bracket 1 Connect the AP to the wired LAN by using the cable 2 Mark the all positions of two rear holes on the AP making sure they line up The distance between the holes is 65 mm 2 55 inches Then pun...

Page 9: ...inches 2 This installation method applies to the T keel and no other kinds of keels The T keel mounting kit includes two plastic mounting kits and two fixed screws included in the accessory bag ICX420...

Page 10: ...kit on the AP as below Step 2 Close the mounting kit of theAP to the T keel as below Step 3 Turn the AP counterclockwise to close to the T keel and make the two diagonal slots of the mounting kit lat...

Page 11: ...and Ports User can use the Ethernet cable to connect the Ethernet interface of the AP and the switch which supports PoE function to power to the AP ICX420GAP series adopts the 802 3af 802 3at PoE pow...

Page 12: ...in steps 1 Connect the device to a PC using a PoE device 2 Configure the IP address for the PC and ensure that the PC can communicate with the ICX420GAP 3 Launch the browser and input the login inform...

Page 13: ...a shown as fig 1 2 Fig 1 2 initial page of Web network management Fig 1 2 Navigation Bar The Navigation Bar is the central management and navigation location tree from which to use the icXchange manag...

Page 14: ...ion session as shown in fig 1 3 Fig 1 3 Help area The Help Area provides detailed help assistance during configuration and set up Select More to retrieve more help information as well as provide anoth...

Page 15: ...ving packets of the client which has been associated with AP Advanced Configuration Ethernet settings Configure the related wired configuration of the AP including host name management VLAN untagged V...

Page 16: ...clude Windows XP Windows 2000 Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition Windows Vista Windows 7 Linux and MAC OS 2 The browsers supported by the icXchange web network...

Page 17: ...ICX420GAP Manual 17 browser after first logging into the device through the web network management...

Page 18: ...sic Configuration When viewing the basic configuration Description of the access point the following information will display 1 Review description of this access point 2 Device information 3 Administr...

Page 19: ...Shows the IPv6 address of the current device IPv6 Auto configured Global Addresses Shows the IPv6 auto configured global address of the current device IPv6 Link Local Address Shows the IPv6 link local...

Page 20: ...device name of the current device Device Model Shows the device description of the current device Administrator Password Current password Input the current administrator password New password Input t...

Page 21: ...atus will show information including network information statistics of sending and receiving IP packets and the associated terminal Interface Wired Settings MAC address Shows the MAC address of the cu...

Page 22: ...nt device DNS 2 Shows the IP address of dns 2 server of the current device Default gateway Shows the default gateway of the current device Wireless Settings MAC address Shows the MAC address informati...

Page 23: ...AP sent in the transmitting packet table or received in the receiving packet table Bytes number of packets Shows the number of bytes that the AP sent in the transmitting packet table or received in t...

Page 24: ...802 11 authentication status Associated The status of associated means the IEEE 802 11 association status From station Packets The number of packets and bytes received from the client and the number o...

Page 25: ...GAP Manual 25 Chapter 4 Advanced Configuration The advanced con guration section includes wired con guration wireless con guration and con guration of RF parameters virtual AP and AP modes Ethernet Se...

Page 26: ...ault Gateway Configure the default gateway If the IP obtaining is DHCP this property cannot be used DNS Servers Configure the DNS mode Under the manual appointed mode the DNS address can be configured...

Page 27: ...Choose the country where the AP resides Radio interface Identify the RF device as enabled or disabled MAC address The MAC address of the RF interface Mode The Physical Layer standard the radio uses Ch...

Page 28: ...ICX420GAP Manual 28 Modify radio settings ICX420GAP Manual 28 Modify radio settings ICX420GAP Manual 28 Modify radio settings...

Page 29: ...02 11n mode is supported STBC mode Configure the STBC mode only the 802 11n mode is supported Protection Configure the protection function Beacon interval Configure the Beacon interval DTIM interval C...

Page 30: ...s Below is a listing of the description of the fields on the VAP display Radio Choose the configured RF VAP Show the ID number of the virtual AP Enabled Configure the status of the virtual AP VLAN ID...

Page 31: ...rity features of the AP In this con guration users can associate to the access point without the use of security requirements Static WEP Security Configuration If WEP is your required security method...

Page 32: ...Personal Security Configuration Choose the security con guration as WPA Personal to show the detailed con guration information of the WPA Personal security con guration The Key as noted below should...

Page 33: ...dius IP address Configure the IP address of radius server Radius IP address of 1 3 Configure the IP address of the backup radius server Radius key Configure the radius server key Radius key of 1 3 Con...

Page 34: ...System or WDS allows for interconnection between access points within an 802 11 network without the need for a wired connection between them A significant advantage of WDS is that it preserves the MAC...

Page 35: ...over from its clients is called a Satellite AP WDS in FAT mode Topology Root AP configuration through the CLI Telnet to the AP which needs to be selected as Root and enter the following commands ICX42...

Page 36: ...t wds wds0 wds status up Configuration through GUI Root AP configuration 1 On the AP that is chosen as a Root AP go to the web interface of the AP and click on the WDS page 2 Select the radio 1 2 on w...

Page 37: ...igured a The ICX420GAP is a dual band AP supporting 2 4 GHz and 5 GHz bands simultaneously 3 Select WDS mode as SatelliteAP 4 Enter the MAC address of RootAP under Remote MAC 5 Select the security and...

Page 38: ...g commands ICX420GAP get wds wds0 ICX420GAP Manual 38 Verification Telnet the APs and verify the status of WDS by using the following commands ICX420GAP get wds wds0 ICX420GAP Manual 38 Verification T...

Page 39: ...web page of AP cannot be accessed in HTTP Port Configure the port number of the HTTP server The web can be accessed in only through the correct port Maximum Sessions Configure the maximum sessions It...

Page 40: ...rentTime Configure the current time Status Configure the NTP server status Disable means not to enable the NTP server Server Address Configure the IP address of NTP server Interval Configure the inter...

Page 41: ...tion of the AP to default settings The default working mode of AP is FIT AP mode Choose the download method as HTTP mode click Download and confirm it The current configuration files of AP will be dow...

Page 42: ...d Confirm it and click Restore The current configuration of the AP will be restored to the configuration in the uploaded configuration file When the upload method is chosen as TFTP mode input the file...

Page 43: ...on of method of upload of either HTTP or TFTP New Firmware Image Search box for nding rmware version to be uploaded Upgrade Selectable button to con rm uploading of new rmware image Simple steps to co...

Page 44: ...grade was successful please check the rmware version on the rmware management page or the basic con guration label If the upgrade was successful the newer version after upgrading will be shown Using T...

Page 45: ...n the upgrade process will start This process will replace any rmware with the uploaded one The upgrade process will take a few minutes During this period the AP cannot be accessed nor should the unit...

Page 46: ...claration of ROHS compliance International Communications Corporation hereby declares that the product ICC icXchange access point has been designed and manufactured in accordance with Directive 2002 9...

Page 47: ...ce dispositif est autoris e seulement aux conditions suivantes 1 il ne doit pas produire de brouillage et 2 l utilisateur du dispositif doit tre pr t accepter tout brouillage radio lectrique re u m me...

Page 48: ...er is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Conne...

Page 49: ...may not cause interference and 2 this device must accept any interference including interference that may cause undesired operation of this device L utilisation de ce dispositif est autoris e seuleme...

Page 50: ...une licence High power radars are allocated as primary users of the 5 25 to 5 35 GHz and 5 65 to 5 85 GHz bands These radar stations can cause interference and or damage this device This device must n...

Page 51: ...f ICC Repaired or replacement products may be refurbished or contain refurbished materials Any replaced or repaired product carries the remainder of the initial warranty ICC is not responsible for any...

Page 52: ...ROPER INSTALLATION OR TESTING UNAUTHORIZED ATTEMPTS TO REPAIR OR ANY OTHER CAUSE BEYOND THE RANGE OF THE INTENDED USE OR BY ACCIDENT FIRE LIGHTNING OR OTHER HAZARD LIMITATION OF LIABILITY TO THE FULLE...

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