Overview Of The Client Utilities; Buttons On The Client Utility Screens - Cisco Aironet 340 Series Installation And Configuration Manual

Chapter 1 Product Overview

Overview of the Client Utilities

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chapter where they are explained.
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Client Utility
Aironet Client Utility (ACU)
Cisco Link Status (CLS)
Client Encryption Manager
(CEM)
Client Statistics Utility (CSU)
Load New Firmware (LNF)
Site Survey Tool (SST)
Wireless Login Module (WLM)

Buttons on the Client Utility Screens

The buttons on the client utility screens are used to perform specific functions.
most common buttons.
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Button
About
Cancel
Defaults
OK
Start
Stop
X
? (available on HPCs only)
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lists the client utilities supported by Windows CE, describes their function, and indicates the
Overview of the Client Utilities
Description
Configures your client adapter for use in a
wireless network and enables the adapter's
security features
Enables you to view the current status of your
client adapter
Enables you to set a static Wired Equivalent
Privacy (WEP) key for your client adapter
Enables you to view statistics that indicate how
data is being received and transmitted by your
client adapter
Enables you to load new firmware for your client
adapter
Enables people responsible for conducting a site
survey to determine the best placement for
infrastructure devices within a wireless network
Enables you to set a LEAP username and
password to be used to authenticate to a RADIUS
server
Buttons on the Client Utility Screens
Description
Displays the version of the client utility
Exits the screen without saving any changes
Displays the default value of each parameter
Saves any changes and exits the screen
Initiates a test
Stops a test that is running
Exits the screen without saving any changes
Provides information on the screen and its parameters
Cisco Aironet Wireless LAN Client Adapters Installation and Configuration Guide for Windows CE
Software Components
Location
Chapter 4 and
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 4
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Appendix E
Chapter 4
Table 1-2 describes the
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