Readme.txt Driver File Contents (WPAP75.exe)

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Agere Systems Inc.                                      Spring 2002
Access Point Command Line Interface Proxy for Linux    Release 1.17
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This Readme.txt covers information that was not yet known or
available when the user documentation shipped with this product
was written. It includes update information, additional
installation instructions, limitations to the current version of
the product, and suggestions to solve known issues or problems.


TABLE OF CONTENTS.

1.  SOFTWARE DESCRIPTION
2.  SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
3.  NEW IN THIS RELEASE
4.  INSTALLATION NOTES
5.  TECHNICAL CONSTRAINTS
6.  KNOWN ISSUES
7.  TECHNICAL SUPPORT

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1.  Software Description

1.1 About this software

    Access Point CLI Proxy Software (AP CLI Proxy) comprises the
     * Access Point Command Line Interface Proxy Software for Linux
     * Access Point Embedded Software (a.k.a. "image" or "kernel"),
       which can be used to upgrade the AP with the latest software.
       This is the same embedded software as provided with the AP 
       Manager.
     * Documentation in the form of HTML files
  

1.2 Files Installed

    The following software will be installed in the directory
    specified during setup:

    AP CLI Proxy Software for Linux:   version 1.17

    AP-1000 / WavePOINT-II Embedded Software:
                                        wpnt395.bin version 3.95
         Contains "AP Functions firmware Variant 1 Version 8.42"
    AP-500 Embedded Software:           ap05395.bin version 3.95
         Contains "AP Functions firmware Variant 1 Version 8.42"

                                       wpntfix.bin
       This is an intermediate kernel used to download the
       new, larger, executables on older Access Points.

    Default Configurations:
       AP-1000 / WavePOINT-II:         wpntdflt.cnf
       AP-500:                         ap05dflt.cnf    

    Readme file (this file):           README.TXT

    HTML based Help files.


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2.  SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

2.1 Operating System
    AP CLI Proxy can be installed on Intel Architecture (x86)
    systems running Red Hat 6.1 Linux. 
    (The executable might also run on systems with similar library
    and kernel support.)

    For Telnet access to the AP CLI Proxy, Telnet services 
    (telnetd) need to be installed.

2.2 Free Disk Space
    The installation of the AP CLI Proxy requires a free disk space
    of approximately 1.5 MB.

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3.  NEW IN THIS RELEASE

3.1 Release 1.17 Spring 2002

     * Includes new kernel versions. Executable is the same as
       Release 1.17 Winter 2002

3.2 Release 1.17 Winter 2002

     * Includes new kernel versions.
     * CLI Proxy executable icon has been changed.
     * CLI proxy is made unbranded.
     * CTRL-C is handled gracefully by the CLI now.

3.3 Release 1.16 Fall 2001

     * Includes new kernel versions. Executable is the same as
       Release 1.16 Summer 2001

3.4 Release 1.16 Summer 2001

     * Uploading of a kernel is only accepted if the hardware 
       matches the kernel version
     * AP list function improved
     * Accessible settings of CLI Proxy synchronized with AP 
       manager
     * Fixed display of 'Interface = any'

3.5 Release 1.00 Spring 2001

    Initial release.


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4.  INSTALLATION NOTES

4.1 Standard Installation

    To install AP CLI Proxy, unpack the distribution archive in
    a directory of your choice. Installation in "/opt" is suggested.

    First become superuser and change to the "/opt" directory:
    % su
    Password: <root password>
    # cd /opt  

    Copy the distribution archive to "/opt" and type: 
    # tar zxvf clili117.tgz
    # exit

    This will create a subdirectory called "cliproxy" with all
    necessary files. 

    To start the program, type:
    % cd /opt/cliproxy
    % ./cliproxy

    To read the online documentation, open the "index.html" file in
    the "/opt/cliproxy/help" subdirectory using a Web browser.

4.2 Setting up telnet access to the AP CLI Proxy

    1) First make sure "telnetd" is installed.

    2) Now create a user account that uses the 'cliproxy' as it's
       default shell using the "useradd" command. To use this
       command, you need to become superuser using the "su" command.

       To view the online manual page of "useradd", type:
       # man useradd

       Assuming the software is installed in /opt/cliproxy, type:
       # /usr/sbin/useradd -c "AP CLI Proxy" -d /opt/cliproxy -s /opt/cliproxy/cliproxy cliproxy

       To give the account a password, type:
       # passwd cliproxy
       ...
       New UNIX password: mypassword
       ...
       Retype new UNIX password: mypassword

    3) Now you should be able to telnet to your system using 
       "cliproxy" as the username and "mypassword" as the password.
       To test it from your local machine type:
       % telnet localhost
       ...
       login: cliproxy
       Password: mypassword
       ...
     

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5.  TECHNICAL CONSTRAINTS

5.1 Support of new NICs in old Access Points
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    In general, when a new Network Interface Card is inserted in
    the Access Point which is not yet supported by that version of
    the Access Point software, the unit will not start-up
    completely, but will stop while showing an amber LED for the
    interface which is not operational.
    In this situation, remove the indicated NIC, restart the unit
    and upload the latest software to the unit via an older WaveLAN
    NIC or via the wired side. If the right software is already
    available, the NIC is probably defect and must be replaced.

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6.  KNOWN ISSUES

    None.

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7.  TECHNICAL SUPPORT

7.1 Finding Information
    On the ORiNOCO Web Site you can find the most recent
    device drivers, bridge firmware, software updates and
    user documentation.

    World Wide Web:    HTTP://WWW.ORINOCOWIRELESS.COM   or
                       FTP://FTP.ORINOCOWIRELESS.COM/PUB/

7.2 Contact Technical Support
    If you encounter problems when installing or using this
    product, or would like information about our other
    ORiNOCO products, please contact your local Authorized
    ORiNOCO Reseller or Agere Systems Sales office.
   
    Addresses and telephone numbers of the Agere Systems
    Sales offices are listed on our ORiNOCO Web Site.

    Help us Helping you!
    When contacting Technical Support, please use the Problem Report
    (report.txt) and send it to us by Fax or E-Mail.
    A completed Problem Report Form that includes the details about
    your ORiNOCO product and its host environment will help us
    helping you to solve your problems.

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