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An example using Telnet
To set up bridge partners as shown in the last
figure, via Telnet, you would proceed as
follows:
1 Connect to access point A (IP address
192.168.0.1).
2 Enter the following command:
bridge add 00e003008192 bridgeB
3 Connect to access point B (IP address
192.168.0.2).
4 Enter the following commands:
bridge add 00e003001234 bridgeA
bridge add 00e00300a04c bridgeC
5 Connect to access point C (IP address
192.168.0.3).
6 Enter the following commands:
bridge add 00e003008192 bridgeB
bridge add 00e00300bc12 bridgeD
7 Connect to access point D (IP address
192.168.0.4).
8 Enter the following command:
bridge add 00e00300a04c bridgeC
9 You can use the command bridge list
to show the entries. Also you can use the
command
bridge delete to remove
entries made in error or no longer required.
10 When you’ve specified all the entries, restart
the Nokia A032s.
The connections should be established.
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Nokia A032 Specifications

General

Product Type	Wireless Access Point
Model	A032
Brand	Nokia
Power Source	12V DC Power Adapter
Operating Temperature	0°C to 40°C
Frequency Bands	2.4 GHz, 5 GHz
Security Features	WPA3, WPA2, WPA

Summary

1. Using the Web manager

Status monitoring

Main status screen

Details the information presented on the main status screen, including Time, AP Name, Wireless status, and LAN status.

Statistics screens

Radio statistics

Explains the default statistics screen showing wireless link data, including accumulated and last 10-second samples.

LAN statistics

PPP statistics

Status screens

Associated wireless stations

Explains how to view information about currently connected wireless stations via the 'Associated Stations' link.

Modem status screen

DHCP status screen

Web-based setup

Displaying Setup pages

Guides on how to access and log into the setup pages by entering a management password.

Making changes

Basic Access Point setup

Basic WEP setup

Basic Internet Access setup

Advanced Access Point setup

TCP/IP-related settings

NAT port selection

Management security options

Locking the password

Advanced WEP setup

Advanced Internet Access setup (modem)

Advanced Internet Access setup (LAN or Wireless)

SNMP setup

Advanced DHCP setup

2. Command line interface

Accessing the command line manager (CLM)

Explains how to connect to the CLM via serial port or Telnet.

Using the CLM ‘set’ command

Management functions

WEP security functions

DHCP functions

CLM commands

Command summary

3. NID naming and security

NID names

Using NID names for security

4. Using TFTP

Sending and fetching files

Using the TFTP client program

Explains how to use the Nokia TFTP client program for sending and fetching files.

TFTP-accessible data

5. SNMP manager

SNMP configuration

Appendix A – Data encryption and security

General security overview

Provides an overview of wireless LAN security, countermeasures against unauthorized access, and access control.

Authentication and encryption

Levels 2 and 3

WEP security overview

Key strength

Encryption

Key management

Covers approaches to key management: Shared WEP keys and Personal WEP keys.

Using shared WEP keys

Setting WEP key policy

Key databases

Setting up a RADIUS external key database

Appendix B – Wireless bridges and repeaters

Wireless bridges

Wireless repeaters

Configuring for wireless bridge/repeater operation

Setting up the bridges

Appendix E – Using the WEPGen utility

Entering users that have WEP keys

Transferring the key database to an access point

Appendix F – Troubleshooting

Renewing client IP information

Startup problems

Initialization error codes

Explains how to read and interpret initialization error codes displayed on the info LEDs.

Troubleshooting dial-up connections

Resetting factory defaults

Appendix G – Upgrading

Nokia Access Point Upgrade utility

Explains the use of the utility for downloading new firmware and upgrading the system BIOS.

Upgrading the Nokia A032

Connecting the PC workstation

Performing the upgrades

Appendix H – NAT setup

Setting the NAT port

Guides on selecting the NAT port (off, modem, LAN, radio) using CLM or Web interface.

Setting NAT holes – providing external access