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3. From the SSID list, click the SSID name of the SSID you wish to edit.
4. In the SSID configuration window, click the Basic tab.
5. From the Security drop-down menu, select Open.
Note: This removes all security from the SSID and will allow all clients to associate to the SSID without requiring
authentication or authorization. This is not recommended.
6. Choose to enable or disable SSID broadcasting.
Note: If SSID broadcasting is disabled, users will not see the SSID on their device.
7. Check the wireless bands to enable. If both bands are enabled, choose to enable or disable band steering which
automatically connects compatible clients to the 5 GHz band.
8. Choose to enable or disable guest access mode.
Note: Enabling guest access will make this SSID an isolated guest network and will automatically enable NAT mode and
station isolation. This prevents external clients from connecting to the internal network.
9. Choose to enable or disable Network Address Translation (NAT mode).
Note: This is enabled by default if guest access mode is enabled.
10. If NAT Mode is enabled, select Auto to use an automatic IP pool or select a customized 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz DHCP pool
from the drop-down menu.
11. [Optional] To create a customized DHCP pool, click Add a DHCP Pool and specify the following information:
DHCP name Enter a name for the DHCP pool.
Lease time
Select a duration from the drop-down menus to specify the IP lease time. When the
lease time expires, the client will be assigned a new IP address from the pool.
Start IP
Enter the starting IP address of the pool. Only IP address within the start/end range
will be assigned to clients.
End IP
Enter the starting IP address of the pool. Only IP address within the start/end range
will be assigned to clients.
Subnet Mask Enter a valid subnet mask.
Gateway Enter a valid gateway address.
Primary Enter a primary DNS server address.
Secondary Enter a secondary DNS server address.
12. Choose to enable or disable VLAN.
13. If VLAN is enabled, specify the following information:
Note: If VLAN and NAT mode are both enabled, the device’s IP connection setting must be configured to use the same
VLAN in order to connect to the Internet. Refer to the
Editing a Device section.
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