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It's possible to do this setup with an XO or any other machine with linux installed. |
It's possible to do this setup with an XO or any other machine with linux installed. |
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*Open terminal and type |
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ifconfig eth0 IPaddress |
ifconfig eth0 IPaddress |
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Where IPaddress is default IP for the access point |
Where IPaddress is default IP for the access point |
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*Connect to the access point by typing in the IP address in a web browser. |
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2. Connect to the |
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*Login to the access point using the default password (or skip entering a password if none is provided) |
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*Set the channel to 1, 6 or 11 |
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*Set a unique name for the network |
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*Make sure that the access point is NOT running as a DHCP server |
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Revision as of 18:17, 12 June 2008
This is a rough guide for installing an XS school server
Recommended School Server Specifications
Set Access Point
The steps for setting up a wireless access point vary based on the access point being using, but this serves as a rough guide for installation. These steps were run
It's possible to do this setup with an XO or any other machine with linux installed.
- Open terminal and type
ifconfig eth0 IPaddress
Where IPaddress is default IP for the access point
- Connect to the access point by typing in the IP address in a web browser.
- Login to the access point using the default password (or skip entering a password if none is provided)
- Set the channel to 1, 6 or 11
- Set a unique name for the network
- Make sure that the access point is NOT running as a DHCP server