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Linksys LAPAC1200C User Manual

Linksys LAPAC1200C
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Away Timeout
An authenticated client that has been disconnected
from the access point has a specific amount of time
within which it may reconnect without re-
authentication. The timer starts when the client
disconnects from the SSID. After the time reaches
zero, the client is de-authenticated. If the timeout is
set to 0, the client is not de-authenticated. Measured
in seconds.
Session Timeout
The remaining time of the authenticated session. The
timer starts when the client is authenticated. After
the time reaches zero, the client is de-authenticated.
If the value is fixed to 0, the session won't time out.
Measured in seconds.
Cluster
The cluster function provides a centralized method to administer and control wireless services
across multiple devices. When access points are clustered, you can view, deploy, configure, and
secure the wireless network as a single entity.
Note-Firmware version 1.1.0 or above support cluster feature. If your device has legacy
firmware installed, download the latest one from www.linksys.com/support
.
The access points within a cluster must have the same management VLAN configured. A cluster
can support 16 LAPAC1200C/LAPAC1750C access points, as long as they are same model
number.
In each cluster, one access point must be manually configured as the master access point. There
can only be one master in a cluster. This master will propagate configuration information, such as
wireless settings, time settings etc. to the other team members within a cluster. Log in to the
master access point to change sharable parameter settings instead of slaves.
When firmware is upgraded on the master, all slaves within the same cluster will receive the
upgrade.
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Linksys LAPAC1200C Specifications

General IconGeneral
Colormulti, white
Wi-Fi Speed1200 gigabits per second
Wireless Standardac, n
Data Encryptionyes
Encryption Typeother, wep, wpa, wpa2
Security Features802.1x supplicant; mac-based acl; rogue ap detection; ssid-to-vlan mapping
Portsother, rj-45
Bluetoothno
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Height1.72 inches
Width9.33 inches
Net Weight1.12 pounds

Summary

Package Contents and Device Information

Device Status LEDs

Indicator light colors and their meanings for the access point.

Device Ports and Reset Button

Description of power, Ethernet ports and the reset button.

Access Point Setup Procedures

Cloud Server Access Point Setup

Steps to manage the access point using the Linksys cloud service.

Local Admin Tool Access Point Setup

Steps for local management via the browser-based admin interface.

Cloud Management Interface Features

Cloud Network Management

Creating and managing networks within the cloud interface.

Managing Network Access Points

Adding and managing access points within a network.

Cloud Interface Monitor Overview

Overview of access point performance metrics like load and memory.

Access Point Details View

Viewing specific access point information like MAC address and firmware.

Wireless Slot Configuration

Configuring wireless names, authentication, and broadcast settings.

Local Management Interface Configuration

Local Setup Wizard

Step-by-step guide for initial access point setup.

User Account Management

Managing user accounts for accessing the access point.

System Time Configuration

Configuring the system time, date, and time zone.

System Log Configuration

Configuring logging to record system events and alerts.

Access Method Configuration

Configuring methods for managing the access point.

Wireless Network Configuration

Wireless Basic Settings

Configuring wireless radios, SSIDs, and basic operational parameters.

Wireless Security Configuration

Configuring security modes like WEP, WPA2-PSK, and WPA2-Enterprise.

Wireless Distribution System (WDS)

Expanding wireless networks using Wireless Distribution System.

Workgroup Bridge Functionality

Extending remote network accessibility via wireless station mode.

Advanced Wireless Settings

Configuring advanced wireless parameters like Band Steering and Isolation.

System Status and Maintenance Operations

System Summary Status

Overview of device SKU, firmware, hardware, and MAC address.

LAN Interface Status

Viewing network interface settings and status.

Wireless Radio and SSID Status

Status of wireless radios, SSIDs, and associated clients.

Firmware Upgrade Procedures

Procedures for upgrading the access point firmware.

Configuration Backup and Restore

Saving and loading access point configurations.

Troubleshooting and Wireless LAN Concepts

Troubleshooting General Problems

Solutions for common issues like finding the access point.

Troubleshooting LAN Connectivity

Troubleshooting steps for connectivity issues.

Wireless LAN Terminology and Concepts

Definitions of key terms used in wireless networking.

PC Configuration for WEP

Matching PC and AP settings for WEP security.

Windows XP 802.1x Client Setup

Configuring Windows XP for 802.1x authentication.

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