Work bridge alvaion pro 11

HOW TO, left off those 2 key words?
Read the manual yet? its free to get and read.
I have AP here too, and access point,
first off we have not a clue as to your homes ISP, your homes SUBLAN, at all ,nor if you have more that one AP access point
this your first?
not router stated, no to what modem and to what ISP
and if the router has a wifi AP also?
on mine I wired the AP 100feet from router using 1 cat5 ethernet cable, nothing works better , in fact on can daisy chain AP points using wired connections. for best speed, for a fact.


your router>>cat5>>>COMfastAP wifi AP to everthing.
using wifi bridge are a PAIN,
1: your router does not support a wifi bridge.
2: the AP (unstated) is too far from the router so all you get is weak signal to the AP and then out the AP same. PAIN max.
because of #1 and 2 we always wire the remote AP wireless first.

spec on yours is (key)
WiFi Standard: IEEE 802.11ac/a/b/g/n

the page is here.
https://comfastwifi.com/how-to-setup


1st google hit no less.
I think they SUX, no real manual
a real manual will show all ways to use bridge mode.
and THEY DONT, so they SUX.

wifi is complex as are bridges. so no manual no buy, no joy.
There are far better products.

if super lucky, and the other wifi AP is close that you are bridging to , it may work easy, per link above (the links is like toy grade instructions IMO)
Rear

Client would be the closest thing to a bridge.

You don't seem to understand what an Access Point is.

an AP is used to extend your wireless range and will connect to your router to provide network and internet access. An AP by itself cannot connect to the ISP since it does not use a WAN port

a router is an AP that will allow you to connect to your ISP for internet connection. A router can be configured to work as an AP but a AP cannot function as a router.

Read the manual. When you reset the AP the IP of the AP device became 192.168.1.1
That means you need to set the IP address of your computer to 192.168.1.x where x is anything from 253-2 and the subnet mask to 255.255.255.0

an AP is used to extend you wireless range and will connect to your router to provide network and internet access. An AP by itself cannot connect to the ISP since it does not use a WAN port

a router is an AP that will allow you to connect to your ISP for internet connection. A router can be configured to work as an AP but a AP cannot function as a router.

Sounds like the network connection to the AP is shot. Try a different cable, different port on the switch, or repower the device.

Solution #1
Set the DWL2000AP+ as "Bridge Mode" and the new AP (DWL2100) in "WDS Mode".
On each device set the MAC address of the other device.

Solution #2
Set the DWL2100 as "WDS with AP Mode" and the DWL2000 in "Bridge Mode".
On each device set the MAC address of the other device.

I think I was having a similar problem with my DAP-1522 ... FW Version 1.10 being used as an access point. I recently discovered that I was not able to connect to the configuration pages using a web browser by typing in it's IP address (192.168.0.50). When I originally set this up device up on my network, it worked just fine, but at some point in time, it stopped working. My solution to this problem was to set the switch on the back of the 1522 from Auto to AP, then re-boot the DAP-1522 by removing power, waiting 10 seconds, then plugging power back in. Once the AP re-booted, I was then able to access the configuration login page by typing 192.168.0.50 into my browser. My DAP-1522 access point is connected via port 1 to my D-link router, a DGL-4100, via a DGS-2208, 8 port gigabit switch. Hope this helps!

The first step here is to identify exactly what portion of the link is the culprit. Clearly you must have some sort of AP in the remote building for the handheld devices to connect to, since the bridge radio won't perform that function. So I would attach an AP of that type directly to the ProCurve and see if the problem is present or absent when you try to sync devices using that AP without any involvement by the Engenius units at all. If you isolate the behavior to the Engenius units, you may have to play with the Data Rate and Fragment Threshold settings.

I have solved the problem:
- first, I had to change the management address in CF-WFAP into address that could be recognized by the router (i used 192.168.1.2),
- DHCP turned off, and set default gateway and DNS to 192.168.1.1. as in router, computer IP was set to 192.168.1.xxx, push "apply", change web address to new one,
- set AP mode to station-infrastructure, push "apply" buton to restart AP,
- set security to same security as in router and copy key into proper field, push "apply" again to reset the AP
- finaly check wireless station around and choose the router (same encription)

clear your browser cache, close, relaunch your browser and try again
You probably cant access it because you are not authorized. If its locked on your rooftop then your ISP should configure your access and that you're not authorized.