Wifi Dongle - Revision history

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 wpa_supplicant.conf - is configured using a text file that lists all accepted networks and security policies, including pre-shared keys.<br>
 == Interface wlan0 Settings ==
-WiFi interface has the name wlan0. In the default setting is setup static IP address 172.24.1.1. If you want to change it or enable DHCP client it is possible to do it via the web interface in menu System.
+WiFi interface has the name wlan0. In the default setting is setup static IP address 172.24.1.1. If you want to change it or enable DHCP client it is possible to do it via the web interface in menu System/Networks/wlan0.
 [[File:Network wlan.jpg|1500px|]] <br> <br>
 [[File:Settings wlan.jpg|300px]]

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 We strongly recommend using a USB wifi dongle, ordered from us, which is tested and supported in IPLOG units.<br>
 == Connection and Configuration ==
-) Plugin WiFi Dongle into USB A connector <br>
+) Plugin the WiFi Dongle into USB A connector <br>
 ) Download the OPKG package <br>
-Connect IPLOG with Internet connection or install the package in [[Offline OPKG|offline mode]].<br>
+Connect IPLOG with Internet connection or install the package in the [[Offline OPKG|offline mode]].<br>
-For online installation open SSH connection via Putty and go on with next commands.
+For online installation open the SSH connection via Putty and go on with next commands.
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 ) Reboot IPLOG unit<br>
-Now is WiFi Dongle ready for using. For configuration you can use appropriate configuration files or used configuration via web interface see example below.<br>
+Now the WiFi Dongle ready for use. For configuration you can use the appropriate configuration files or use configuration via web interface see examples below.<br>
 Configuration files are saved in /etc/ directory<br>
 hostapd.conf - is Host access point daemon<br>
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 wpa_supplicant.conf - is configured using a text file that lists all accepted networks and security policies, including pre-shared keys.<br>
 == Interface wlan0 Settings ==
-WiFi interface has name wlan0. In the default setting is setup static IP address 172.24.1.1. If you want to change it or enable DHCP client is possible to do it via web interface in menu System.
+WiFi interface has the name wlan0. In the default setting is setup static IP address 172.24.1.1. If you want to change it or enable DHCP client it is possible to do it via the web interface in menu System.
 [[File:Network wlan.jpg|1500px|]] <br> <br>
 [[File:Settings wlan.jpg|300px]]
 == AP Mode ==
-In Acces Point mode Iplog provides WiFi connection to clients. In AP mode you will want probably set up DHCP server for wlan0 interface. This configuration is available in the menu Tools/Dnsmasq.<br>
+In Acces Point mode Iplog provides WiFi connection to clients. In AP mode you will want to probably set up a DHCP server for wlan0 interface. This configuration is available in the menu Tools/Dnsmasq.<br>
-For enabling AP mode select menu Tools/Wi-Fi/Global and choose AP Mode. Save the configuration and continou to menu Tools/Wi-Fi/AP <br>
+For enabling AP mode select menu Tools/Wi-Fi/Global and choose AP Mode. Save the configuration and continue to menu Tools/Wi-Fi/AP <br>
 [[File:Wifi-global1.jpg]]<br><br>
 [[File:Wifi-ap.jpg|700px]]
 == Station (Client) Mode ==
-In Station mode Iplog is connected to existing WiFi network. For enabling Station mode select menu Tools/Wi-Fi/Global and choose Station Mode. Save the configuration and continou to menu Tools/Wi-Fi/Station <br>
+In Station mode Iplog is connected to an existing WiFi network. For enabling Station mode select menu Tools/Wi-Fi/Global and choose Station Mode. Save the configuration and continou to menu Tools/Wi-Fi/Station <br>
 [[File:Wifi-global2.jpg]] <br> <br>
 [[File:Wifi-station.jpg|700px]]

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 [[File:Settings wlan.jpg|300px]]
 == AP Mode ==
-In Acces Point mode Iplog provides WiFi connection to clients.
+In Acces Point mode Iplog provides WiFi connection to clients. In AP mode you will want probably set up DHCP server for wlan0 interface. This configuration is available in the menu Tools/Dnsmasq.<br>
 == Station (Client) Mode ==
-In Station mode Iplog is connected to existing WiFi network.
+In Station mode Iplog is connected to existing WiFi network. For enabling Station mode select menu Tools/Wi-Fi/Global and choose Station Mode. Save the configuration and continou to menu Tools/Wi-Fi/Station <br>

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 dnsmasq.conf - provides a DNS server and a DHCP server<br>
 wpa_supplicant.conf - is configured using a text file that lists all accepted networks and security policies, including pre-shared keys.<br>
-== Interface WLAN0 Settings ==
+== Interface wlan0 Settings ==
 WiFi interface has name wlan0. In the default setting is setup static IP address 172.24.1.1. If you want to change it or enable DHCP client is possible to do it via web interface in menu System.
 [[File:Network wlan.jpg|1500px|]] <br> <br>

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 dnsmasq.conf - provides a DNS server and a DHCP server<br>
 wpa_supplicant.conf - is configured using a text file that lists all accepted networks and security policies, including pre-shared keys.<br>
-== Interface Settings ==
+== Interface WLAN0 Settings ==
 WiFi interface has name wlan0. In the default setting is setup static IP address 172.24.1.1. If you want to change it or enable DHCP client is possible to do it via web interface in menu System.
 [[File:Network wlan.jpg|1500px|]] <br> <br>

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		+	= USB WiFi Dongle =
	We strongly recommend using a USB wifi dongle, ordered from us, which is tested and supported in IPLOG units.<br>		We strongly recommend using a USB wifi dongle, ordered from us, which is tested and supported in IPLOG units.<br>
	1) Plugin WiFi Dongle into USB A connector <br>		1) Plugin WiFi Dongle into USB A connector <br>