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having to memorize every MAC address. The name
can be up to 16 characters.
SSID
The Service Set Identifier (SSID) controls access to a
given wireless network. This value MUST match the
SSID of any/all Access Points that you want to commu-
nicate with. If the value does not match, access to the
system is not granted. The SSID can be up to 32 char-
acters (case sensitive).
Network type (Infrastructure Mode)
This mode is used to set up a connection to a wired
network, such as Ethernet or Token Ring. This mode
requires an Access Point to gain access to the wired
network.
Network type (Ad Hoc Mode)
This mode is used to set up a small, temporary network
between two or more computers. For example, you
might set up an ad hoc network between computers in
a conference room so users can share information in a
meeting.
Constant Awake Mode (CAM)
Constant Awake Mode is the normal mode for desktop
machines or other machines where power consumption
is not an issue. It keeps the radio powered up continu-
ously so there is little latency for responding to
messages. This mode is recommended for devices
where high availability is desired.
Power Save Mode
Power Save Mode is recommended for devices where
power consumption is a major concern, such as small
battery powered devices. If the client node is powered
from an AC line, PSP should not be used. Power Save
Mode causes the Access Point to buffer incoming mes-
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