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General System Configuration
Configuring Ethernet Interface Parameters
Configuring Ethernet Interface
Parameters
The access point’s Ethernet interface can be configured to use auto-negotia-
tion to set the operating speed and duplex mode. When auto-negotiation is
disabled, the operating speed and duplex mode must be manually set to match
that of the connected device. Auto-negotiation is enabled by default.
No t e When using auto-negotiation, be sure that the attached device supports
IEEE 802.3u standard auto-negotiation and is not set to a forced speed and
duplex mode.
Web: Setting Ethernet Interface Parameters
The Port/Radio Settings window on the Configuration tab enables the access
point’s Ethernet interface settings to be configured.
The web interface enables you to modify these parameters:
■ Auto: The Ethernet interface automatically sets the operating speed and
duplex mode to match that of the attached device.
■ 100BaseTX Full Duplex: The Ethernet interface is set to operate at
100 Mbps full duplex.
■ 100BaseTX Half Duplex: The Ethernet interface is set to operate at
100 Mbps half duplex.
■ 10BaseT Full Duplex: The Ethernet interface is set to operate at
10 Mbps full duplex.
■ 10BaseT Half Duplex: The Ethernet interface is set to operate at
10 Mbps half duplex.
To Configure Ethernet Interface Settings:
1. Select the Configuration tab.
2. Click the [
Port/Radio Settings] button.
3. Under Port Settings, select the setting to match that of the connected
device; either Auto or one of the forced speed and duplex mode options.
4. Click the
[Apply Changes] button.
To display the current operating status for the Ethernet interface, use the AP
Status window on the Status tab. See “The AP Status Window” on page 4-18.
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- HP ProCurve 3
- Wireless Access Point 420 3
- Disclaimer 4
- Warranty 4
- Publication Number 4
- Applicable Products 4
- Trademark Credits 4
- 8 Command Line Reference 9
- A File Transfers 14
- Getting Started 15
- Introduction 16
- Conventions 16
- Command Prompts 17
- Screen Simulations 17
- Related Publications 18
- Sources for More Information 20
- Need Only a Quick Start? 20
- Advantages of Using the CLI 25
- Browser Interface 26
- Accessing the CLI 28
- Telnet Access 29
- Secure Shell Access 29
- Using the CLI 30
- Username: admin 31
- Password: 31
- Command Level Operation 32
- How To Move Between Levels 34
- ? symbol lists the 35
- Command Option Displays 37
- Configuration Modes 38
- CLI Control and Editing 42
- General Features 47
- The Home Page 49
- Support URL 50
- Web Browser Interface Logout 51
- Interface Session 52
- Setting SNMP Community Names 54
- SNMP] button 55
- Setting the Primary SSID 56
- Setting the Radio Channel 57
- Configuring TCP/IP Settings 58
- [Modify] button for the 60
- [Security Suite] button 60
- Status Reporting Features 62
- Station Status 65
- Event Log 67
- The Status Bar 68
- Neighbor AP Detection 68
- Settings] button 69
- 5. Click the 70
- button 70
- Passwords 77
- Figure 5-1. The User Window 79
- Modifying System Information 86
- CLI: Setting the System Name 87
- Configuring IP Settings 89
- Figure 5-5. The SNMP Window 95
- General System Configuration 102
- Configuring SNMP 102
- SNMP Trap] button 103
- Enabling System Logging 114
- [Event Log] button 115
- System Servers] button 115
- [Apply Changes] button 115
- Configuring SNTP 119
- CLI: Setting SNTP Parameters 121
- Parameters 123
- Accounting Servers] button 128
- Setting up Filter Control 132
- Filter Control] button 133
- CLI: Setting Traffic Filters 134
- Configuring VLAN Support 136
- Web: Enabling VLAN Support 137
- CLI: Enabling VLAN Support 139
- Contents 141
- Overview 142
- Setting the Country Code 143
- Port/Radio Settings] button 147
- [Radio Mode Change] button 147
- Configuring Radio Settings 150
- Modifying Antenna Settings 156
- Control Limits 158
- Add] button 163
- Wireless Security Overview 171
- Using the Security Wizard 179
- Configuring RADIUS Client 193
- Authentication 193
- Configuring MAC Address 199
- Command Line Reference 207
- General Commands 210
- HP420#reset board 213
- System Management Commands 215
- Default Setting 217
- 99 (no country set) 217
- HP420(config-mgmt)# 221
- System Logging Commands 234
- HP420(config)#logging clear 238
- HP420(config)# 238
- Example 239
- System Clock Commands 240
- SNMP Commands 245
- Command Mode 259
- Flash/File Commands 260
- HP420#bootfile hp420-2.bin 261
- HP420#delete test.cfg 263
- RADIUS Authentication 267
- HP420(if-wireless-g-ssid-1)# 270
- RADIUS Accounting 273
- 802.1X Authentication 278
- 802.1x session-timeout 280
- 802.1x supplicant user 280
- 802.1x supplicant 281
- MAC Address Authentication 284
- Filtering Commands 288
- Ethernet Interface Commands 292
- HP420(if-ethernet)# 293
- HP420(if-ethernet)#shutdown 296
- Wireless Interface Commands 299
- HP420(if-wireless-g)# 301
- HP420(if-wireless g)# 305
- Wireless Security Commands 321
- IAPP Command 335
- VLAN Commands 336
- File Transfers 341
- [Start Upgrade] button 355
- Index – 1 359
- 2 – Index 360
- Index – 3 361
- *5990-6006* 363
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