User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Preface
- 1. WP201-100 Overview
- 2. Installation and Setup
- 3. Configuring the WP201-100
- 4. Testing and Discovery
- 5. Backup, Restore, and Upgrade the WP201-100
- 5.1. Reset tab Procedures
- 5.2. Firmware window Procedures
- 5.3. Reboot the WP201-100
- 5.4. Restore the WP201-100 Factory Defaults
- 5.5. Restore to User Defaults
- 5.6. Backup WP201-100 Factory Settings
- 5.7. Backup the WP201-100 User Settings as the Default
- 5.8. Reset to the WP201-100 Defaults
- 5.9. Restore the WP201-100 to Factory New Settings
- 5.10. Restore the WP201-100 to the User Default
- 5.11. Upgrade the WP201-100 Firmware
- 6. Viewing Information
- 7. Administration
- 7.1. Changing the WP201-100 Account Password
- 7.2. Fast Roaming Activation
- 7.3. Guest Network Settings - Activate and Define
- 7.4. Define a Guest Network Security Mode
- 7.5. Define a WPA-Enterprise Security Mode
- 7.6. Define a WPA-PSK Security Mode
- 7.7. Email Alert - Activate and Define
- 7.8. Reboot Schedule - Activate and Define
- 7.9. Remote Log Activation
- 7.10. Set the WP201-100 Time
- 7.11. Setup IPv4 Static IP Settings
- 7.12. Setup of IPv6 Settings
- 7.13. SNMP Settings - Activate and Define
- 7.14. Spanning Tree Settings - Activate and Define
- 7.15. SSH and HTTPS Settings Activation
- 7.16. WiFi Scheduler - Activate and Define
- 7.17. Wireless MAC Filter - Activate and Define
- 7.18. Wireless Traffic Shaping - Activate and Define
- 7.19. Canceling Unsaved Changes in the WP201-100
- 8. Examples of WP201-100 Networks
- 9. WP201-100 Software Environment
- 9.1. WP201-100 Window Components
- 9.2. Account window
- 9.3. Advanced window
- 9.4. Basic window
- 9.5. Connections window
- 9.6. Device Status window
- 9.7. Firmware window
- 9.8. Log window
- 9.9. Reboot or Restore window
- 9.10. Site Survey window
- 9.11. Time Zone window
- 9.12. Tools window
- 9.13. Unsaved window
- 9.14. WiFi Scheduler window
- 9.15. Wireless window
- 9.15.1. Wireless Settings area
- 9.15.2. Operation Mode area
- 9.15.3. Wireless Settings area
- 9.15.4. Wireless Settings area - Operation Mode = WDS Station
- 9.15.5. Mesh and Mesh Advanced Settings areas
- 9.15.6. WDS Link Settings area
- 9.15.7. Guest Network Settings area
- 9.15.8. Fast Handover, Management VLAN Settings, and Cross Band VLAN Pass Through areas
- 9.16. Wireless Edit dialog box
- 9.17. Wireless Edit dialog box - WDS Station Mode
- 9.18. Wireless Edit dialog box - Guest Network
- 9.19. Microsoft® Enter name of file to save to dialog box
- 9.20. Microsoft® File Upload dialog box
- 9.21. Microsoft® Opening Backup dialog box
- 10. WP201-100 CLI List
- 11. WP201-100 Factory Defaults
- 12. WP201-100 Release Notes
- 13. WaveProWP201-100 IP Address Recovery
- Appendix A: WP201-100 Technical Specifications
- Appendix B: WP201-100 Available Accessories
- Appendix C: FreeWave Legal Information
WavePro™ WP201 Access Point: User Manual
5.10. Restore the WP201-100 to the User Default
When the WP201-100 configuration is saved, it can be reloaded into the WP201-100 using the
Restore Saved Settings from a file saved on the computer.
Important!: The WP201-100 is NOT available during the upgrade, reboot, or restore process.
The WP201-100 must restart when the upgrade, reboot, or restore is completed.
Connections to or through the device are restored when the WP201-100 is re-booted.
1. Connect to the WP201-100 Access Point (on page 19).
2. Access the WP201-100 (on page 24).
3. In the WP201-100 Access Panel, click Firmware.
The Firmware window opens.
Note: See the description of the Firmware window (on page 173) for detailed information
about the options in the window.
Figure 92: Firmware window
4. Click the Restore (to User Default) button to erase existing settings and upload the
settings defined when the Back Up Setting as Default - Backup button was selected in
the Firmware window.
5. Wait while the WP201-100 reboots.
The WP201-100 Login window opens.
6. Log back into the WP201-100.
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