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#"#"# M5B8F(+6*(,B.*:*55(5<6*L4:*(H48<+B-8(
The+Manhattan+Wireless+Range+Extender+is+equipped+with+an+integrated+scheduler,+which+allows+activating+or+deactivating+
wireless+service+at+specified+times.+How+can+this+function+be+used?+One+example+is+setting+up+this+device+as+a+wireless+access+
point+(see+Section+3.3.2)+for+your+children+and,+perhaps,+their+friends.+You+also+have+a+WPA2+secured+wireless+router+in+your+
home+providing+around#the#clock+wireless+and+Internet+access.+Of+course,+you+may+“neglect”+to+tell+your+kids+what+the+
password+for+the+wireless+router+is,+and+you+only+tell+them+the+password+for+the+Manhattan+wireless+access+point.+So+if+they+
want+to+connect+to+the+Internet,+it+has+to+be+done+via+the+Manhattan+device.+And+that+is+where+the+schedule+function+comes+in.+
The+example+below+illustrates+how+to+set+up+a+schedule+that+allows+wireless+access+from+6+am+to+10+pm.+
To+get+started,+you+need+to+log+in+to+the+Web+admin+UI+of+the+wireless+range+extender.+See+Section+3.1.+++
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Next,+click+“Wireless+Settings.”+
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Click+“Schedule.”+ +
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Select+Enable+Wireless+Schedule,+then+select+the+days+of+
the+week+for+which+you+wish+to+create+the+first+schedule.+
In+our+example,+that+would+be+“Everyday.”+
Next,+define+the+time+window+(from+…+to),+in+which+
wireless+service+is+available.+In+our+example+that+would+
be+06:00+(6+am)+to+22:00+(10+pm).+
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Click+“Apply”+to+save+the+settings.+
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Using+the+same+method,+you+can+also+exclude+certain+
days.+For+example,+if+you+use+the+Manhattan+device+in+
your+business+to+provide+wireless+Internet+access+for+
visitors,+you+can+disable+the+service+on+the+weekends+by+
deselecting+“Sat”+and+“Sun.”+
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If+you+want+to+change+the+wireless+encryption+settings,+you+can+easily+do+that+by+going+to+
the+wireless+settings+and+then+opening+the+security+settings+dialog.+Here+you+have+access+
to+the+various+encryption+methods+(WEP,+WPA+and+WPA2),+the+different+cipher+types+
(TKIP+or+AES)+and+the+wireless+key+itself,+called+
pre#shared+key.+For+maximum+security,+we+
recommend+using+WPA2+–+AES+encryption.++
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As+you+will+see,+the+cipher+is+directly+linked+to+
the+encryption+type.+WPA+uses+TKIP+and+WPA2+
uses+AES.+Note:+You+won’t+be+able+to+use++ +
WPA2+with+TKIP+despite+the+fact+that+the++ +
interface+suggests+you+have+a+choice+in+this++ +
matter.+You+actually+don’t.+ +
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WEP+should+really+only+be+used+if+you+have+legacy+equipment+so+old+it+won’t+even+support+WPA+encryption.+
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