Clustering Setup; Web Server And Ip Configuration; Accessing The Web Server With The Well Known Ip Address - Samsung SCS-2U01 User Manual

In a typical cubicle office environment, the units need to be placed 85 feet apart.
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In a typical open warehouse, the units need to be placed 120 feet apart.
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In a heavily obstructed environment, the units need to be placed 60 feet apart.
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Note: The first unit powered up needs to be placed at the entrance of the building.

Clustering Setup

To set up clustering, the following steps must be taken.
Note: Follow the power-up guidelines as previously noted.
Determine the locations for the Network Extender for Business units to be deployed. Look for locations that are within range of a window, have an ethernet jack and a power outlet. Follow power-up
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guidelines as noted above.
2. Install the first unit close to the main entry way of the site. The first unit is also known as the "ingress" unit. All other units are known as "non-ingress".
3. Once the first unit is operational, install the next unit, within the range as previously noted.
Once all units are operational, the embedded web server can be used to validate that the units are operating as a system. Follow the guidelines below to validate the cluster deployment using the web
server. If the cluster is not operating as expected, where either the web server is not displaying the members correctly or calls are being dropped when users are moving within the desired coverage area,
check the following:
When units were purchased, they must be assigned to the same account.
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Redeploy the units closer to each other. If they are not spaced correctly, active voice and data handoff may not operate correctly.
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Note: When installing the Network Extender for Business in locations where a power outlet is not conveniently located Power Over Ethernet products are available. CDW is a distributor who has Network Extender for Business compatible
PoE products. All purchases, returns, and exchanges of PoE products must be handled directly with CDW. Call CDW at 888-653-2394 between 7:00AM and 7:30PM CST.

Web Server and IP Configuration

Introduction
The Network Extender for Business is designed to be plug-and-play on most networks. Should you have the need to configure specific settings for your network, the web interface allows for custom
functionality:
• By default the device is set up to use DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) to assign its IP (Internet Protocol) address and obtain DNS (Domain Name Service) information. If DHCP is turned off you can assign static IP
addressing information including: IP address, sub net mask, default gateway and DNS server.
Mark all packets at the IP layer using a configurable DSCP marking value to allow for QoS treatment on your IP network
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User name and Password for controlled access to the web server configuration interface
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Rate limit (throttle) the data usage of foreign users on your network when the device is in managed mode.
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Assign a particular device in a cluster to be the ingress unit beacon for a cluster of Network Extenders for Business.
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In addition, the web interface allows you to:
Display the configured information
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Display the DHCP lease expiry timer when DHCP is enabled
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Reboot the device to make your changes go into effect
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It may be helpful to plan for and track configuration information in a deployment of Network Extender for Business.

Accessing the Web Server with the well known IP Address

In the event that the unit is placed in a network without DHCP, DHCP fails or the device is not configured correctly, the Network Extender for Business defaults to a well known IP address of 192.168.1.10.
Browser Support
The Network Extender for Business has been tested for compatibility with the following browsers.
Note: Internet Explorer 6, 7, 8, 9, FireFox and Mosaic (Internet Explorer 6 TLS 1.0 support must be enabled).
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