Owner's manual

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Additional Information:
A
OSS (
AirStation One-Touch Secure System)
The router supports Buffalo’s AOSS system for connecting AOSS compatible
wireless clients to the router. For information about AOSS,
plea
se refer to the
AOSS Supplement which is included in the router
package contents.
IP Addressing
To verify your IP settings for static or automatic addressing, click
Start
, select
Settings
(if present) and click
Settings (if present) and click Settings
Control Panel
.
Within Control Panel, double-click
Network
or
Network Connections
. You can then right-click on any of your wired or
wireless connections and select
Properties
. Within the properties, you can view the
properties of your TCP/IP protocol.
Generally, you will want to be sure that
Obtain an IP address automatically
is selected to allow easier connections. To manually renew IP addressing
confi gurations for your connection, follow these steps:
•
Click
Start
and
Start and Start
Run
. A dialog box will appear where you can type
cmd
into
cmd into cmd
the fi eld provided and click
OK
.
•
An MS-DOS prompt will launch. Enter
IPCONFIG /RELEASE
and press the
IPCONFIG /RELEASE and press theIPCONFIG /RELEASE
Enter
key on the keyboard to release your current IP confi guration. Next,
Enter key on the keyboard to release your current IP confi guration. Next, Enter
enter
IPCONFIG /RENEW
and press the
IPCONFIG /RENEW and press the IPCONFIG /RENEW
Enter
key to seek new settings from
Enter key to seek new settings from Enter
a DHCP server. (This may take a few moments).
•
Type
IPCONFIG /ALL
.
This will display all the IP confi gurations for your wired
or wireless connection.
•
The Default Gateway address listed in the results is usually the IP address of
the AirStation. If no IP addresses are listed or your wireless
adapter displays
a
169.254.XXX.XXX
address, retrace the setup steps to verify correct
169.254.XXX.XXX address, retrace the setup steps to verify correct 169.254.XXX.XXX
installation.
•
Type
EXIT
to close out the DOS window.
EXIT to close out the DOS window.EXIT