LevelOne WAP-8131 Programming manual

Web Management Guide
( WAP-8131 )

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Web Management Guide
WAP-8131
AX1800 Dual Band Wi-Fi 6 PoE Wireless Access Point

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Contents
Contents
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Default Settings
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Logging on to the equipment
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Section I
Home
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Section II
Wizard
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Gateway Mode
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Repeater Mode
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AP Mode
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Section III
WiFi
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Section IV
Network (for AP / Repeater Mode)
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Section V
Manage (for AP / Repeater Mode)
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Section VI
Network (for Gateway Mode)
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Section VII
Firewall (for Gateway Mode)
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Section VIII
Manage (for Gateway Mode)
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Default Settings
AP provides Web-based management login, you can configure your computers IP address manually
to log on to the AP. The default settings of the AP are shown below.
Note: WAP-8131 cannot be managed with Wireless LAN Controller (WAC-2000 / WAC-2003)
IP Address
192.168.188.253
Password
admin
Logging on to the equipment
l Connect the RJ-45 interface cable of a switch with a computer using a network cable.
l Set the TCP/IP properties of the computer.
Windows
1. Click Start—> Control Panel—> Network and Internet—> Network and
Sharing Center—> Change adapter settings, right click Local connection and
select Properties;
2. Double-click Internet Protocol 4 (TCP/IPv4); Set the computer's IP address:
The computer's IP address should be any one of the following free IP addresses
192.168.188.2 ~ 192.168.188.252, and then click OK, to return to the previous
page, click OK.

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3. Logging on to the equipment: Open a browser and type 192.168.188.253 in the
address bar, and then press Enter; in the pop-up login interface, enter the factory logon
password "admin" and click "Login".

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Section I Home
Introduction
This page will show the Wireless AP’s default operation mode, channel, connection
status, CPU usage, Wireless settings, LAN Setting, Wireless AP’s Location,
hardware/firmware version. It includes a management agent that allows you to
configure the features listed in this manual.
1.Different operation modes are slightly different on the Home screen. The example below is
AP Mode. Can set the location of the remark AP, which is convenient for future management
(Note: Device name can only be letters, numbers, underscores, middle horizontal lines;
length 1-10 bits)

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2.Confirm whether the location just set is displayed on the login page, which is convenient
for future identification and management
3.Different operation modes are slightly different on the Home screen. The example below
is Gateway Mode. set the hardware accelerate. but enabling the hardware forwarding will
cause user traffic statistics, some firewall, and flow control to fail.

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4.Can view the current Wireless Online User
5.Can view the current wireless online users of 2.4G or 5G respectively

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Section IIWizard
Click Wizard in Status page, will pop up following page to configure the operation mode and there
are explanation for each operation mode for better application.
Gateway Mode
In this mode,the device is supposed to connect to internet via ADSL/Cable Modem.The NAT is
enabled and PCs in LAN ports share the same IP to ISP through WAN port.The connection type can
be setup in WAN page by using PPPOE,DHCP client or static IP.
Static IP setting in Gateway Mode
1. Sample Static IP mode setting method, then click next to continue.
(Please contact with ISP for correct IP address and DNS address)

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2. Wireless 2.4GHz Setting, Click Next
3.Wireless 5GHz Setting, Click Next
4.Please wait for the configuration to finis

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5. This page will show the connection Static IP status
PPPoE(ADSL, VDSL ) setting in Gateway Mode
1.Sample PPPoE mode setting method, then click next to continue.
(Please contact with ISP for correct PPPoE Name and Password)
2.Wireless 2.4GHz Setting in Gateway Mode (PPPoE), Click Next

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3.Wireless 5GHz Setting in Gateway Mode (PPPoE), Click Next
4.Please wait for the configuration to finish
5. This page will show the connection PPPoE status

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DHCP Setting in Gateway Mode
1. Sample DHCP mode setting method, then click next to continue.
(Please contact with ISP for correct IP address and DNS address)
2. Wireless 2.4GHz Setting in Gateway Mode (DHCP), Click Next
3.Wireless 5GHz Setting in Gateway Mode (DHCP), Click Next

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4.Please wait for the configuration to finish
5. This page will show the connection DHCP status

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Repeater mode
In this mode, the user can access wireless AP, devices can be connected to other wireless
network using the wireless, all interfaces are bridged together. Without NAT, firewall and all
network related functions
1.Can choose to relay the front-end 2.4G or 5G wireless signal to extend the wireless signal
range. Select the AP’s SSID want to bridge, take “wireless 5G” for example, then input the
AP’s key, click Scan AP

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2.Please select WIFI SSID to connect
3. Enter the WIFI SSID password to be linked, When click Next.
4. If choose to relay the front-end 5G wireless signal to extend the wireless signal range. Can
choose to enable or disable the 2.4G wireless broadcast of the itself.

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5. Can choose to enable or disable the 5G wireless broadcast of the itself.
6. Set up the LAN according to the front-end relay 2.4 / 5G wireless signal :
a) If the front-end wireless signal is Static IP, you can click "Static IP" to set an unused IP
address.
b) If the gateway of the front-end wireless signal will automatically assign an IP address, you
can click "Get IP From Gateway"

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7.Please click the ok button, After the switch mode, the device will reboot
8.Please wait more than 40 seconds
9. Please log in again ,This page will show the connection Repeater mode status

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AP Mode
In this mode, the AP wireless interface and cable interface are bridging together. Without NAT,
firewall and all network related functions.
1.Set according to LAN environmental requirements :
a) If the front-end is Static IP, you can click "Static IP" to set an unused IP address.
b) If the Router of the front-end will automatically assign an IP address, you can click "Get IP
From Gateway"

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2.Static IP setting
3. Configure the 2.4G Wireless SSID and password
4.Configure the 5G Wireless SSID and password