Setup/Wlan-Module - ELSA LANCOM Wireless L-2 Manuel De L'utilisateur

Login-errors This entry specifies the number of failed attempts allowed before the log-in block is
activated. An empty password (simply pressing <ENTER> at the password prompt) is not
considered an attempt and therefore does not activate the block.
The default value is 5. A lower value may cause the log-in block to be activated with only
one access on an older ELSA LANconfig! In this case obtain an updated ELSA LANconfig
version over our online media.
Lock-minutes
This entry has two meanings. It indicates how long the access is blocked if the log-in
block has been activated. It also sets the period after which the device forgets all prior
login errors.
Language This option allows you to select whether you will use the German or English version of
the software for performing the configuration.

Setup/WLAN-module

The WLAN module is configured using this menu:
WLAN-Domain
Phy-channel
Packet size
Access-list
Access-mode
Description of the menu options
The WLAN domain is entered here, i.e. the symbolic name that the
mobile stations use to find the base port. An ASCII string with a
maximum of 32 characters. The default setting is 'ELSA'.
The radio channel to be used by the base port. The possible values
are 1 to 14. However, the channels overlap due to the spread-spec-
trum process, so that the entire radio band offers a maximum of 3
completely independent channels.
Not all channels are permitted in all countries (please see the table of
radio channels in the Appendix).
A value between 600 and 1600 that states the maximum size of
WLAN packets in bytes. The default setting is 1550.
This list can be used to explicitly exclude WLAN stations from data
communications with the LAN/base port. Alternatively, authorized
stations can be specified.
Enter the MAC addresses of stations in this list—in other words, the
12-character hexadecimal numbers printed on the cards—but without
separators, i.e. 00-60-B3-1F-02-11 would become 0060B31F0211.
This only denies the stations access to the LAN or WAN. Data com-
munications between stations in the WLAN via the base port—which
typically serves as a relay—is not affected.
This positive/negative switch determines whether the list is to serve
as an authorization or exclusion. By default, the mode is set to nega-
tive and the access list is empty, i.e. no stations are excluded from
data communications.
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