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| - Set ''192.168.1.10'' with netmask ''255.255.255.0'' as static ip for the RJ45-interface of the PC you want to use. | - Set ''192.168.1.10'' with netmask ''255.255.255.0'' as static ip for the RJ45-interface of the PC you want to use. |
| - Install PuTTY and the TFTP-Server. Configure the TFTP-Server to host the OpenWRT-image. In case you used the PumpKIN-TFTP-Server: After installing, the TFTP-Server will be started by starting the following executeable: ''C:\Program Files\Klever\Nothings\PumpKIN.exe''. Select ''Options'' and set the ''root path'' to the directory where the OpenWRT-image was saved. It's recommended to rename the image file to something more simple like ''openwrt.bin'' because this makes it easier to type the name into the console later. | - Install PuTTY and the TFTP-Server. Configure the TFTP-Server to host the OpenWRT-image. In case you used the PumpKIN-TFTP-Server: After installing, the TFTP-Server will be started by starting the following executeable: ''C:\Program Files\Klever\Nothings\PumpKIN.exe''. Select ''Options'' and set the ''root path'' to the directory where the OpenWRT-image was saved. It's recommended to rename the image file to something more simple like ''openwrt.bin'' because this makes it easier to type the name into the console later. |
| - Then connect your AP with a Laptop or any PC as following but **do not power on the PoE-injector/power supply** yet: ++++Show/Hide|{{:tutorials:aerohive:ap121-cabling.png|}}++++ | - Then connect your AP with a Laptop or any PC as following but **do not power on the PoE-injector/power supply** yet: ++Show/Hide Image|{{:tutorials:aerohive:ap121-cabling.png|}}++ |
| - Open the ''Device Manager'' and select ''Ports'', there you should see an interface like ''COM1'' or ''COM3''. Select this interface in PuTTY as it is your serial cable to the AP. | - Open the ''Device Manager'' and select ''Ports'', there you should see an interface like ''COM1'' or ''COM3''. Select this interface in PuTTY as it is your serial cable to the AP. |
| - In PuTTY select ''Serial'', type in the ''Serial line'' (e.g. ''COM1'') and set the speed/baudrate to ''9600''. Then open the connection. | - In PuTTY select ''Serial'', type in the ''Serial line'' (e.g. ''COM1'') and set the speed/baudrate to ''9600''. Then open the connection. |