E2500 as point of WiFi access only

I have E2500 race as router/DHCP server. For reasons beyond the scope of this question, I replace the DHCP functions and a router with a SonicWALL device. I want to continue to use the E2500 as wireless access point, offering free WiFi to the SonicWALL. How can I configure the E2500 to that effect. I guess I disable the NAT and DHCP server within the unit. Is there a dedicated mode "access point"? Thank you

N ° there is no access point mode. Set a LAN IP address adapted on the E2500, disable the DHCP server and one of the E2500 LAN ports connect to the SonicWALL.

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