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Configuring Wireless Settings (continued)

Fragmentation threshold

Fragmentation allows the splitting of an IP packet in a burst of smaller fragments

transmitted on the medium. In most cases this adds overhead, but in a very noisy

environment this reduces the error penalty and allows packets to get through

interference bursts. This parameter sets the maximum fragment size. You may

also set this to off to disable the mechanism. (default: off recommended)

The Wireless Security Settings allow you to control which wireless-equipped devices

may communicate with the router, depending on their MAC addresses. By default

these MAC filters are disabled. If you turn MAC filters on, you should be sure and

include the MAC address of the device that you are using to communicate with.

Otherwise, the device that you’re using will lose its connection to CarFi’s Hotspot.

To enable MAC filters, change the MAC filters option to “on” and then check the

“Allowed” box next to the MAC addresses that you wish to allow to join the network.

If you would like to connect devices that are not currently attached to CarFi’s

Hotspot, you may add them in the text field. You can add multiple devices by separating

them with a space. Select “commit changes” when finished.(Default setting: MAC filters off)

Configuring Wireless Security Settings

Click on “Wireless Security”

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