Technical Steps For WCN in Vista network settings

WCN technical steps in Vista network settings. Recently, Vista network settings have been favored by many friends. Let's have a deep understanding of the charm of Vista network settings today! Vista network settings, packet filtering, and so on, a new experience is waiting for you.

In addition to generic plug-and-play UPnP), key Vista features of the DIR-655 that D-Link mentioned in the manual include WCNWindows Connect Now ), and DIR-655 is the first home network connection terminal that supports Windows Connect Now technology.

To put it simply, the WCN technology includes the following steps: first, configure the wireless connection mode and encrypted information on a computer to store the information in a USB flash disk. Second, insert this USB flash drive into other computers so that they can be configured according to the configured wireless connection mode. Finally, insert the USB flash drive into the USB interface of network devices that support WCN technology, the device will provide wireless services for these computers according to the configured wireless connection method. The DIR-655 has a dedicated USB interface for this feature.

Vista network settings: We first disconnected the wireless route. In the "Network and settings Center" folder, click "set connection or network" on the left to open the corresponding tab. On this tab, select "set wireless router or access point". The system automatically checks the network status and keeps clicking "Next ", you can see the option "create wireless network settings and save to USB flash drive.

Vista Network settings: the first step to start setting the system will ask us to enter an SSID, the default is "ZOL-PC_Network" computer name plus _ Network ). In the next step, enter a WPA key. When entering the WPA key, we can also try to select another encryption method.

Vista network settings: if you lose the key, the system requires us to confirm the method of sharing files and printers. After confirmation, you can insert the flash memory. After the file copy is completed automatically, the system provides a detailed message For WCN operations. Now let's take a look at the flash memory, which contains an automatically running EXE program.

Vista network settings: Unplug the flash memory and re-insert it into the computer. The system immediately prompts you to install the wireless network according to the information in the flash memory. After you double-click it, a prompt box asking for confirmation will pop up. After the confirmation is completed, the network configuration will be ready. Now we plug the flash memory into the wireless route, and we notice that the USB indicator of the wireless route is flashing three times. Now refresh the "wireless route list" on the computer, we find that "DIR-655" is gone, a new wireless route appears, its SSID is exactly "ZOL-PC_Network ". Double-click the icon to automatically connect the computer without entering the password.

Vista network settings: for network administrators, the WCN function is undoubtedly more convenient and powerful than UPnP, And the tedious and repetitive configuration turns into several mouse clicks. I believe that over time, more and more network devices will add this function. So far, DIR-655 is still the only product that supports WCN, and enterprise users who want to quickly configure the network have another reason to buy it.

In this preliminary trial of the Vista network setting function, we learned that the Vista system can provide relatively simple operations with the support of network devices. I believe that Microsoft has made more improvements in network settings during the five-year development of Vista. Have you found some tips? We hope that you can leave a message after the text.