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I 'm trying to install wireless access point device EP-2906, on my Desktop PC running Windows 7. Here is the
installation guide.
Page 7 says how I can set up it's IP address, but I can't find Wireless Network Connection icon. Is this because of my Desktop PC and in this case how can I set up a static private IP address for this device?
You can use one of the programs listed below to create and manage multiple network profiles.
IP Organizer 2 does what it says on the tin.
the website is in Turkish, here's the download link.
IP Organizer is freeware.
Here's another one:
NetSetMan allows you to quickly switch between pre-configured network settings.
NetSetMan is free for personal use.
the wrt54g- and many other routers will work in client mode IF you have third party firmware - such as dd-wrt which mostly works on the GL and older builds.My suggestion is pick a router firmware distro such as openwrt or ddwrt, look at its feature list, then pick a router they support- since not every router will do what you want.
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Awesome manual, definitely!
Disclaimer: This is somewhat speculative, which is okay regarding the provided manual i guess. :-) Also be sure you know how to undo your changes of settings before you change anything.
Make sure you have the USB end of the device connected to your computer. Connect the wired network adapter of your computer to the device using a LAN cable.
Change your wired network adapter settings as described in the "guide", they assume you connect with a wireless adapter which you don't have, but it seems you can use your regular network card to do so. Once you have changed your adapter settings, point your browser at
192.168.1.254and proceed with configuring the device to your needs from the web interface.For clarification: I believe the device is using the USB only for power, not for the connection part. Thus you might not see it show up as a device on your computer.
I think that is the answer you are looking for. Not entirely sure though.