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Designed to configure regardless of IP address on computer Will display 195E by Ethernet MAC address Configures IP Address to 195EUpdate FirmwareOpen Web Browser to 195E Computer must have IP address (DHCP connection or fixed IP address) Designed to displaced connected ESTeem only Troubleshooting

Network connections drag and drop Visual Programming Software Programming with ESTeems connected to switch Programming one then another On-Line or Off-Line Network ConfigurationsFirmware Updates SSID Frequency Network Wide Changes

ESTeem has no IP address Only way to find status information from 195E Only Functions in EtherStation Mode Wireless MAC or Modem ID of Access Point Receive signal strength Will Display Current Connection Status If configured for wrong connected computer MAC, utility will reprogram ESTeem to match Will Change Programming of EtherStation 195E

Universal computer network management protocol High memory 195E required (195E – 2) SNMP Receive signal strength RF data rate Time of last update Wireless Network Management Items Tables downloaded from ESTeem about menu Complete list of MIB items available in manual Management Information Base (MIB)

Unicast packet created for each repeater peer Global (UDP) Traffic On Wireless Bridge Repeater Peer Connections IGMP Snooping for Global Packet Steering Packet Encapsulation IGMP Snooping on mobile devices ClientsAll Configured in Advanced Menu

Unique Ethernet packet Segmenting networks in data blocks Virtual LAN (V-LAN) TrafficESTeem 195E Will “Pass-Through” All VLAN Traffic Only two Ethernet ports available Easier on network hardware 195E Does Not Function as VLAN Switch

Receive signal strength RF Data Rate Networking routing in Mesh Visual Interface for Network Monitoring Export ENC file Discover new network Uses ENC Network Layout 195E series -2 only Uses SNMP MIB Table