Nortel BayStack 650 Manuals

Continued . . . Installing the BayStack 650 PC Card or the BayStack 660 PC Card in an Infrastructure Network The instructions outlined in this guide are for installing the BayStack 650 PC Card or the BayStack 660 PC Card in a laptop computer with a Windows 95 or Windows 98 operating system installed. Before you start, make sure that you: • Have a laptop computer with at least one Type II PCMCIA slot • Use a BayStack PC card and a BayStack access point that both operate with the same technology. As an example, if you use the BayStack 660 Wireless PC Card, use only the BayStack 660 Access Point; different models are not interoperable. • Have removed any existing BayStack PC Card from the PCMCIA slot prior to starting the install process If you are using Windows NT or need further information about installing the BayStack PC card, refer to Using the BayStack 650/ 660 Wireless LAN PC Card, included on the BayStack 600 Series Documentation CD (Part Number 202788-x). Before installing the Baystack PC Card, make sure your wireless network: • Has been assessed using the Site Survey Utilities software to determine the number of access points required. • Has the necessary access points installed and configured using the AP Manager software. • Has SSID strings assigned. You must know the SSID string of the access point to which your BayStack PC card will be communicating. Installing the PC Card Before you start, make sure that Windows is running, disable any virus detection software, and close all open applications. 1 Insert the BayStack 600 Series Wireless LAN 802.11 Software CD into your CD-ROM drive to automatically launch the BayStack 650 - BayStack 660 Drivers & Utilities Setup Version 3.40 installer. If the software does not automatically launch, access the CD and double-click on the SETUP.EXE file. 2 Click on Next to open the next dialog box which asks you where you want to install the driver and utilities (the recommended location is to choose the default destination) or type in another location. Then the driver and the utility software loads. 3 Click on Next to open the dialog box which asks if you want to read the README file, and click on Yes or No. If you choose Yes, the README file opens. Return to the dialog box. 4 Click on Next. You are prompted to restart the computer. 5 Remove the CD, click on Yes, and then click on Finish to restart your laptop computer. 6 After the computer restarts: • Insert and firmly seat the BayStack PC Card into the PCMCIA slot of your laptop computer. (If you have more than one slot, you can use either slot.) Windows detects and identifies the card, opens and then closes a New Hardware Found dialog box, and automatically starts the Installation Wizard. The BayStack 650/660 NDIS Driver Properties window opens with the Network tab displayed. • Set up your PC card by following the instructions in either “Setting up the BayStack 650 PC Card” or “Setting up the BayStack 660 PC Card.” Setting up the BayStack 650 PC Card All access points and PC cards that communicate with each other must be configured with the same SSID. 1 Click on Infrastructure Network in the Network Mode entry field. 2 Click on OK. Laptop computer BayStack PC Card 9474FA

BayStack 600 Series Wireless LAN Security September 1998

Part No. 204360-D October 1999 4401 Great America Parkway Santa Clara, CA 95054 8 Federal Street Billerica, MA 01821 *204360-D* Release Notes for the BayStack 600 Series LAN Products Software Version 3.40 Book.fm Page i Thursday, October 14, 1999 4:33 PM

Transitioning a Netwave AirSurfer Plus Network to a BayStack 650 802.11 Network September 1998 Formerly: AirSurfer Products

Part No. 203282-B September 1999 4401 Great America Parkway Santa Clara, CA 95054 Using the BayStack 650 Wireless LAN Access Point

Part No. 203113-B September 1999 4401 Great America Parkway Santa Clara, CA 95054 Using the BayStack 650/660 Wireless LAN PC Card