Cisco 521G - Unified IP Phone VoIP Configuration Manual page 133

Appendix B Converting an Autonomous Access Point
Step 4 Click Conversion Settings and
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If you want the converted access point to obtain a new IP address using DHCP, check DHCP IP
Step 5
Address.
Note
If you want to keep the access point hostname, check Retain Hostname.
Step 6
Click the drop-down arrow in the Mode field and choose Standard to use a conversion image that is
Step 7
stored locally on your PC, otherwise choose Remote TFTP Server to use TFTP to access a remote
conversion image.
If you choose Standard, enter the path and filename for the conversion image in the Conversion Image
Step 8
field or click Browse to locate the conversion image file on your PC.
If you choose Remote TFTP Server, perform these steps (see
Step 9
In the Conversion Image field, enter the path and filename for the remote conversion image.
a.
In the TFTP Server IP Address field, enter the IP address for your TFTP server.
b.
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In the Domain Name field, enter the domain name for your network (if used).
Step 10
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Conversion Settings Window
If you check the DHCP IP Address box, the Domain Name and DNS IP Address fields will be
filled in from the corresponding DHCP server.
Remote TFTP Server Conversion Settings
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