Provides less options and simplified terminology. HomeAP: The default Access Point config page for most home users.Provides option to scan for AP devices in your area. CPE: Client device, which will connect to an Access Point (AP) device.Only use if you have already set up a CAPsMAN server.
CAP: Controlled Access Point, an AP device, that will be managed by a centralised CAPsMAN server.Modesĭepending on the router model, different Quickset modes might be available from the Quickset dropdown menu: This Quickset mode provides the simplest of terminology and the most common options for the home user. The most popular and recommended mode is the HomeAP (or HomeAP dual, depending on the device). Devices that do not have configuration must be configured by hand. Quickset is available for all devices that have some sort of default configuration from factory.
It is the first screen a user sees, when opening the default IP address 192.168.88.1 in a web browser. So my question is should I select "I Have Modem" in the configuration page ? I don't think so but not sure.Quickset is a simple configuration wizard page that prepares your router in a few clicks.
In my house my ISP fit a Optical Fiber cable from their office to my home and at the end of the cable in my house they put a ''media converter'' which convert the optical fiber singal to CAT6 cable signal which connects to the WAN port of my deco/router. I've alredy tried it but it failed!!īy the way when I setup the deco in configuration page it tells me that I have modem or not. Please don't ask me to clone old router mac address. So I want to know which mac address should I tell to my ISP the "68" one or the "69" one ? I'm confused. I have notice something that in my old router device details page deco shows another mac address, which is "XX:XX:XX:XX:82:69". But when I put my old router into bridge mode and connect deco to it's lan port internet working fine. But I don't want to use old router. After configuration completed it just show RED solid light and internet not working. When I configure my deco it simply configured. I told them the mac address which is written on the back of the deco, which is "XX:XX:XX:XX:82:68". So they can bind the mac address in their system. To connect my device to the internet I need to tell them the wan port's mac address of my router. My ISP control the mac address of their users. I can't use my deco because of mac address. Purchased my deco m4 single unit yesterday.
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