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Copyright 2007 Com pe x Systems Pte Ltd
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Compex is a registered trademark of Compex, Inc. Microsoft Windows and the Windows logo
are the trademarks of Microsoft Corp. NetWare is the registered trademark of Novell Inc. WMM
and WPA a re the reg istered trad ema rks of Wi-Fi Allianc e. All other brand and prod uct nam es
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Notice: Copyrights 2007 by Compex, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction, adaptation, or
translation without prior permission of Compex, Inc. is prohibited, except as allowed under the
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Manual Revision by Jojo
Manua l Number: U-0587-V1.12C Version 1.12 July 2008
Disclaimer
Compex, Inc. provides this manual without warranty of any kind, expressed or implied,
including but not limited to the implied wa rranties of m ercha ntab ility and fitness for a p artic ular
purpose. Compex, Inc. may make improvements and/or changes to the product and/or
specifications of the product described in this manual, without prior notice. Compex, Inc will
not be liable for any technical inaccuracies or typographical errors found in this guide.
Changes are periodically made to the information contained herein and will be incorporated
into later versions of the m anua l. The informat ion co nta ined is sub jec t to c hange withou t prior
notice.
FCC NOTICE
This devic e ha s bee n tested and fo und to c om ply with the limits for a Class B dig ital de vice ,pursua nt to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are de signe d to p rovide reasonable
p rote c tion a ga inst ha rmful interferenc e in a residen tial insta llat ion. This de vice ge nerate s, uses
and ca n rad iate rad io frequenc y energy a nd, if not installed and used in acc orda nce with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this device does cause
harmful interference to radio or television reception, the user is encouraged to try to correct
the interference by one or mo re o f the following mea sures:
Reorient or reloc ate the rece iving a ntenna . Connec t the c om pute r into a n outlet on a c irc uit different from tha t to which the rec eiver is
connected.
Inc rea se the sep aration betw een the c om pute r and rec eiver. Consult the de aler or an experienc ed rad io/TV tec hnician for help.Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the grantee of this device
co uld v oid the user's autho rity to o pe rate the eq uipm ent.
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FCC Complianc e Statem ent: This dev ice c om plies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Opera tion is
subjec t to the fo llowing two c ond itions:
This de vice m ay no t cause ha rmful interferenc e, and
This de vice m ust a c c ep t a ny interference rec eived, including interference that ma y c auseunde sired op eration.
RF Exp osure wa rning
The eq uipment c om p lies with FCC RF expo sure limits set forth for an unc ont rolled environment.
The eq uipm ent must not be c o-loc ate d o r op erating in co njunc tion with any other antenna o r
transmitter.
ICES 003 Sta temen t
This Class B d igita l ap paratus co mp lies with Ca na dian ICES-003.
Declaration of Conformity
Compex, Inc. declares the following:
Produc t Name : Wireless Netw ork Ac c ess Point
Mo del No.: WPE53G c onfo rms to the following Prod uc t Stand ards:
This device com plies with the Elec troma gne tic Com pat ibility Direc tive (89/336/ EEC) issued by
the Commission of the European Community. Compliance with this directive implies conformity
to the following Europe an Norms (in brac kets are the eq uivalent internationa l sta ndards.)
Electromag netic Interference (Conduc tion and Rad iation): EN 55022 (CISPR 22)
Electromag netic Immunity: EN 55024 (IEC61000-4-2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 11)
Low Voltage Directive: EN 60 950: 1992+A1: 1993+A2: 1993+A3: 1995+A4: 1996+A11: 1997.Therefore, this produc t is in conformity w ith the following regiona l stand ards: FCC Class B:
following the provisions of FCC Part 15 directive, CE Mark: following the provisions of the EC
directive.
Com pe x, Inc. a lso d ec lares that:
The wireless c ard in th is produc t c om plies with the R&TTE Direc tive (1999/5/EC) issued by the
Commission of the European Community. Compliance with this directive implies conformity tothe following:
EMC Standards: FCC : 47 CFR Part 15, Sub part B, 47 CFR Part 15, Sub part C (Sec tion 15.247); CE:
EN 300 328-2, EN 300 826 (EN 301 489-17)
Therefore, this produc t is in conformity w ith the following regiona l stand ards: FCC Class B:
following the provisions of FCC Part 15 directive, CE Mark: following the provisions of the EC
directive.
Firmware
This manual is written b ased on Firmwa re version 2
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Table of ContentsOVERVIEW THE PRODUCT..............................................................1Introd uction ................................................................................................... 1
Features and Benefits................................................................................... 2
When to Use Which Mod e........................................................................... 4
Access Point Mode................................................................................... 4
Ac cess Point Client Mod e ....................................................................... 5
Wireless Routing Client Mo de.................................................................. 6
Gatewa y Mode......................................................................................... 7
Wireless Ad apter Mod e............................................................................ 9
Transparent Client M od e .......................................................................10
Repeater Mode.......................................................................................12
PANEL VIEWS AND DESCRIPTION................................................13
INSTALL THE HARDWARE...............................................................14
Setup Req uirem ents ................................................................................... 14
Using po wer adapter to supp ly po we r to the unit.............................14
Using PoE to supply pow er to the unit ................................................. 16
Setup for Windows XP/ 2000.......................................................................18
ACCESS THE WEB INTERFACE.......................................................20
Ac c ess with uConfig .................................................................................. 20
Ma nua l ac c ess with Inte rnet Exp lorer ..................................................... 23
PERFORM BASIC CONFIGURATION ............................................25
Setup Ma nagement Port........................................................................... 25
Setup DHCP Server.................................................................................. 30
View Ac tive DHCP Lea ses ..................................................................... 36
Reserve IP Ad dresses for Pred ete rmined DHCP Clients....................37
Delete DHCP Server Reservation .......................................................... 39Setup WLAN.................................................................................................40
Co nfigure the Basic Setup of the Wireless Mo de ...............................40
Scan fo r Site Survey................................................................................. 45
View Link Informa tion ............................................................................. 47
Scan for Channel Survey ....................................................................... 49
Align the Ante nna ...................................................................................52
Configure the Ad vanced Setup of the Wireless Mode ....................54
View the Sta tistic s.................................................................................... 56
Setup Your WAN.......................................................................................... 57
Setup Telnet / SSH.......................................................................................64Ac c ess the TELNET Command Line Inte rface .....................................66
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Ac c ess the Sec ure Shell Host Com mand Line Inte rfac e ..................67
Set the WEB Mo de ...................................................................................... 68
Use MAC Filte ring ........................................................................................ 69Ad d a MAC Ad dress to the MAC Address List ...................................70
Delete a MAC Address from All Ac cess Points...................................73
Delete a MAC Address from Ind ividua l Ac cess Point .......................75
Edit MAC Ad dress from the MAC Ad dress List ....................................77
PERFORM ADVANCED CONFIGURATION..................................79
Setup Routing .............................................................................................. 79
Co nfigure Sta tic Rout ing ........................................................................ 80
Use Routing Info rmation Protoc ol............................................................. 81
Use Netw ork Address Translat ion .............................................................. 82
Configure Virtua l Servers Based on DMZ Host ....................................83
Co nfigure Virtua l Servers Based on Port Forward ing .........................84
Co nfigure Virtua l Servers based on IP Forward ing ............................88
Control the Band width Ava ilab le ............................................................89
Enab le Bandwidth Control .................................................................... 89
Configure WAN Bandwidth Control..................................................... 90
Co nfigure LAN Bandwid th Cont rol....................................................... 91
Perform Remote Management................................................................ 93
Setup Remote Ma nag eme nt................................................................ 93
USE PARALLEL BROADBAND........................................................94Enab le Para llel Broa dband ................................................................... 95
Setup Email Notifica tion............................................................................. 96
Using Sta tic Ad d ress Translation................................................................ 97
Use DNS Redirec tion ................................................................................... 98
Ena b le o r Disab le DNS Red irec tion .................................................... 100
Dynamic DNS Setup .................................................................................101
To ena b le/ d isab le Dynamic DNS Setup ............................................ 101
To mana ge Dynamic DNS List .............................................................102
USE THE WIRELESS EXTENDED FEATURES....................................106Setup WDS2................................................................................................106
Set Virtua l AP (Multip le SSID) ...................................................................110
Set Preferred APs....................................................................................... 112
Get Long Dista nce Parameters..........................................................113
Set Wireless Multimed ia............................................................................ 115
Setup Point-to-Point & Point-to-MultiPoint Co nnec tion ......................118
Setup Rep ea ter......................................................................................... 122
SECURE YOUR WIRELESS LAN.....................................................127
Setup WEP..................................................................................................128Setup WPA-Persona l.................................................................................129
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Setup 802.1x/RADIUS fo r Ac c ess Point ................................................... 131
Setup 802.1x/RADIUS fo r Client ............................................................... 133
Setup WPA Enterprise for Ac c ess Point ................................................. 135Setup WPA Enterprise for Client .............................................................. 136
CONFIGURE THE SECURITY FEATURES.......................................139
Use Pac ket Filtering ...................................................................................139
Co nfigure Packet Filtering ................................................................... 139
Use URL Filte ring ......................................................................................... 142
Configure URL Filte ring .........................................................................142
Co nfigure the Firew a ll .............................................................................. 143
Configure SPI Firewa ll ........................................................................... 143
Use the Firewa ll Log ..................................................................................147
View Firewall Logs.................................................................................147
ADMINISTER THE SYSTEM .............................................................148
Use the System Tools.................................................................................148
Use the Ping Utility .................................................................................148
Use Syslog ...............................................................................................149
Setup System Cloc k .............................................................................. 152
Upg rade the Firmw are with uConfig .................................................153
Upg rade the Firmw are with Com ma nd Line Interfac e ..................155
Perform Firmware Rec overy ................................................................ 157
Backup or Reset the Settings............................................................... 159
Reb oot the System ................................................................................ 162
Cha nge the Passwo rd .......................................................................... 163
To Logout ................................................................................................164
Use the HELP menu ...................................................................................165
View About System ...............................................................................165
Get Tec hnica l Support .........................................................................166
APPENDIX: USE THE COMMAND LINE INTERFACE...................167
APPENDIX: VIRTUAL AP (MULTI-SSID) FAQ ................................172
APPENDIX: VIEW THE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS................176
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Overview the Produc t
Introduction
NetPassage WPE53G is a high-performance and low-cost
IEEE802.11b / g Ac cess Point using the la test AR5007 techno log y.
NetPassage WPE53G is also very small compared to other Access
Points in the market. Using Atheros System-on-Chip (SoC) solution,
WPE53G supports high-speed data transmission of up to 54Mbps or 108
Mbps. Moreover, Power-over-Ethernet support enables NetPassage
WPE53G to be used even in areas without readily-available power
outlets.
NetPassage WPE53G complements devices supporting multiple virtualAP connections by directing each to a separate secure virtual LAN.
Each VLAN can be secured with different wireless encryption methods,
p rovid ing the sec urity connec tions nec essary fo r ente rp rise networks.
NetPassage WPE53G also incorporates features that are useful to
system integrators, such as Antenna Alignment for adjusting your
antenna to op timize performance, Syslog for event log g ing, a s we ll as
Telnet/ SSH for ea sy devic e m anagem ent.
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Features and Benefits
CCoomm pp aa cc tt FFoo rrmm FFaa cc ttoorrSmall in d imension; light in we ight. You c an b ring it w ithyou anywhere.
MMuullttiipp llee --SSSSIIDD SSuupp pp oorrttiinngg VVLLAANN SSeegg mm eennttaa ttiioonn..Up to 4 virtua l ac c ess points (VAP) with unique BSSIDs is
supported and if required, traffic from each VAP can be
tagged to a spec ific VLAN and b ridged . The sec urity
mo de for ea c h VLAN ca n be c onfigured sep a ra tely.
LLoonngg RRaa nngg ee SSuupp pp oorrttOur p rop rieta ry Long Dista nc e Algorithm for ACK and CTS
Timeout a d justment support op ens up the potential for
long range wireless deployment. Recommended values
are provided for the parameters that can also be fine-
tuned for op tima l performa nce.
BBaa nndd wwiidd tthh CCoonnttrroo llIn Routing Mode, Bandwidth Control allows the
administrator to manage the bandwidth of subscribers to
prevent massive data transfer from slowing down the
Internet a c c ess of o ther users. The Up load / Download
bandwidth at WAN/LAN ports of specific IP or MAC
addresses c an be spec ific a lly limited .
WWiirree lleessss DDiissttrriibb uuttiioonn SSyysstteemm ((WWDDSS22))WDS2 connec ts ac c ess points using MAC address / ESSID
to c rea te a wide r netw ork so mob ile users c an roa m whilerema ining c onnec ted to ne twork resource s.
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PPaa rraa llllee ll BBrrooaa dd bb aa nndd In Gateway Mode, Load-Balancing and Fail-Over
Red undanc y p rovides sc a lab le Internet ba ndwidth.
AAnntteennnnaa CCoonnttrroo ll aa nndd AAlliigg nnmm eennttAllows the user to select the specific antenna to use, and
a lso a d just it for op tima l throughput.
DDHHCCPP RRee llaa yy In Rout ing Mo de, DHCP c lients c an get IP add ress from the
c entra l DHCP server even if they are o n d ifferent sub nets.
RReemm oo ttee FFiirrmm wwaa rree UUpp gg rraa dd ee Even if they are physically distant from the access point,
users c an upgrade the firmware remotely through Telnet /
SSH.
RRIIPP 11 // 22In Routing Mode, Routing Information Protocol Version 1 /
2 is sup ported .
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When to Use Which Mode
Ac c ess Point Mode
The Ac c ess Point Mod e is the d efa ult mod e o f the ac c ess point and
enables the bridging of wireless clients to access the wired network
infrastruc ture and a lso ena b les their c ommunica tion with ea ch other.
In this example the wireless users are able to access the file server
connected to the switch, through the access point in Access Point
Mode.
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Ac c ess Point Client Mode
In Ac cess Point C lient Mo de the device a c ts as a wireless c lient .
When c onnec ted to a n ac c ess po int, it c rea tes a netwo rk link betweenthe Ethernet network connected at this client device, and the wireless
Ethernet netwo rk c onnec ted a t the ac c ess point.
In this mode it can only connect with another access point. Other
wireless clients cannot connect to it directly unless they are also
c onnec ted to the sam e a c c ess po int allow ing them to c ommunic ate
with all devices c onnec ted to the Ethernet po rt of the a cc ess point.
In this example the workgroup PCs can access the printer connected
to the acc ess point in Ac c ess Point Client Mode.
Op tiona l ad ditiona l fea ture:
Point-to-Point connection in this operation mode is also supported if
you spec ific a lly wish to c onnec t w ith a n a c c ess point only.
Please refe r to the Point-to -Point setup sec tion.
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Wireless Routing Client Mode
In Wireless Routing Client Mode the Ethernet port of the access point
may be used to connect with other devices on the network whileInternet access would be provided through wireless communication
with a wireless ISP.
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Gateway Mode
In Gateway Mode, the access point supports several types of
b roa dband c onnec tions in a wireless netw ork a fter you ha ve identifiedthe type o f broad band Internet ac c ess you are subsc ribed to.
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Broa dband Inte rnet Ac c ess Type:
Static IP Ad dress
Use Sta tic IP Ad dress if you ha ve subsc ribed to a fixed IP add ress or to a
range of fixed IP add resses from your ISP.
Dynamic IP Address
With Dynamic IP Address the access point requests for, and is
automatica lly assigned an IP address by your ISP, for insta nc e:
Singa pore Ca b le Vision @HOME Ca b le Servic es
PPP over Ethernet (PPPoE)
Use PPPoE if you are using ADSL services in a country utilizing standard
PPPoE authentication, for instance:
Germa ny with T-1 Co nnec tion Singa pore w ith SingNet Broa dband or Pac ific Internet
Broadband
PPTP
Use PPTP if yo u a re using ADSL services in a c ountry ut ilizing PPTP
c onnection a nd authentic ation.
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Wireless Adapter Mode
In Wireless Adapter Mode, the access point can communicate
wirelessly with another access point to perform transparent bridgingbetween 2 netw orks, like in the Ac c ess Point C lient Mode. In this mod e,
however, the wireless adapter connects to a single workstation only.
No c lient softwa re o r drivers a re req uired to use this mo de.
Op tiona l ad ditiona l fea ture:
Point-to-Point connection in this operation mode is also supported if
you spec ific a lly wish to c onnec t w ith a n a c c ess point only.
Please refe r to the Point-to -Point setup sec tion.
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Transparent Client Mode
In Transparent C lient Mode, the ac c ess point provide s c onne c tion with
an access point * ac ting as the Roo tAP. This operation is designed forthe implementation of Point-to-Point and Point-to-Multipoint
connections.
Point-to-Point Point-to-MultiPoint
An a c c ess point ac ts as Roo t AP and 1
other ac cess point a c ts as Transparent
Client.
An a cc ess point a c ts as Roo t AP
and several othe r ac c ess point
ac ts as Transparent Clients.
This mo de is gene ra lly used for outd oo r connec tions over long
d istanc es, or for indo or connec tions betw een loca l netwo rks.
Current Compex model that provide RootAP support are: WP54x series; WPP54x series; WP18; and NP18A.For newer models, please contact your Compex supplier or visit the Compex web site.
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Difference Between o ther client m odes and Transpa rentClient Mode
Othe r client modes Transparent Client Mode Connec tivity with any
sta nd ard APs.Co nnec tivity with Roo tAP-
sup ported APs.All devices connec ted to
the Ethernet port use a
c ommon MAC a dd ress for
c ommunica tions with the
AP.
Devic es c onnec ted to the
Ethernet p ort flow through
free ly and transparent ly
without the MAC ad dress
restriction.
The Transparent Client Mode is mo re transpa rent , ma king it m ore
suitable for linking 2 networks together in a point-to-point, or point-to-
multipoint network connection.
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Repea ter Mode
The a c c ess point comes with a built-in Rep ea ter Mod e to e xtend the
range, and substantially enhance the performance of the wirelessnetw ork by allow ing c ommunica tions ove r muc h grea ter distances.
In Repeater Mode, the access point acts as a relay for network signals
on the network by regenerating the signals it receives, and
retransmitting them to extend the range of the existing network
infrastructure.
Detailed information on the Repeater Mode is available in the
Rep ea ter Setup sec tion.
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Panel Views and Desc ription
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Install the Hardware
Setup Requirements CAT5/5e Netwo rking Cab le. At least 1 computer installed with a web browser and a wired or
wireless network interface adapter.
All network nodes insta lled with TCP/ IP and p rop erly c onfiguredIP address parameters.
Using power adapter to supply power to
the unit
* Caution:LV model DC Jack input voltage range is 9-15VDC
HV model DC Jack input voltage range is 15-24VDC
*** DO NOT use power adapter from HV model on LV
model
SSttee pp 11::Connec t the external antenna to the SMA c onnec tor of the ac cess po int.
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SSttee pp 22::Insert one end of the Ethernet c ab le to the Ethernet port on your ac cess point, and
the o ther end o f the cab le to your PC s Ethernet network adapter.
SSttee pp 33::Attac h the p ower ad ap ter to the m ain elec trica l supply, and c onnect the po wer
p lug into the soc ket of the a c cess point.
SSttee pp 44::Turn ON the pow er supp ly and pow er ON your PC. Notic e tha t the LEDs: Power and
Port 1 or 2 (dep end ing o n which p ort you have c onnec ted the RJ45 Ethernet c ab le
to ) have lighted up . This ind ica tes tha t c onnec tion has been esta b lished
suc c essfully between your ac c ess point a nd your PC.
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Using PoE to supply power to the unit
(supported on HV model only)
PoE is supported in the HV model. Power input rang e from 15-48VDC
PoE supplies power to startup access point via the Ethernet cable
connection.
Users who wish to use it to supp ly pow er to the ac c ess point may follow
the insta lla tion p roc ed ures as show n below :
SSttee pp 11::Connec t the external antenna to the SMA c onnec tor of the ac cess po int.
SSttee pp 22::Use a n RJ45 Ethernet c ab le to connec t one end of the cab le to the Ethernet soc ket
of PoE and the o ther end to o ne o f the Ethernet ports of the acc ess point.
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SSttee pp 33::Next, connect the RJ45 Ethernet cable attached to PoE to your PCs Ethernet
network adapter.
Once you have finished configuring your access point, you can connect the PoE
RJ45 Ethernet c ab le to your network devic e, suc h as to a switc h or hub.
SSttee pp 44::Connec t the pow er adapter supp lied with PoE to the m a in elec tric a l supp ly and the
pow er plug into the soc ket of PoE.
Note:
The voltag e a nd c urrent supp lied to the ac c ess points pow er adapter and PoE
po wer ad apte r are different. Do not interc hange the p ower ad ap ters.
SSttee pp 55::Now, turn on your pow er supp ly. Not ice tha t the LEDs have lighted up . This ind ica tes
tha t the a cc ess point is rec eiving p ow er throug h PoE and that c onnec tion be twe en
the a c cess point and your PC ha s been esta b lished .
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Setup for Windows XP/ 2000
SStteepp 11::
Go to your desktop , right-c lick on the My Network Places ic on a nd selec t Properties.
SStteepp 22::Right-click the network
adapter icon and select
Properties.
SStteepp 33::Highlight Internet Protocol
(TCP/ IP) and click on the
Properties button.
SStteepp 44::Selec t the Use the following
IP address rad io b utton.
Set the IP add ress to
192.168.168.X and subnet
mask to 255.255.255.0,
where X can be any
number from 2 to 254.
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SStteepp 55::Click on the OK button to c lose a ll windo ws.
SStteepp 66::To verify tha t the IP add ress has been c orrec tly assigned to your PC, go to the Start
menu, Accessories, selec t Comm and Promp t, and type the com mand: ipconfig/all
Your PC is now rea dy to c om munica te with your ac c ess point.
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Ac cess the Web Interface
Ac c ess with uConfig
The UCo nfig utility provides d irec t acc ess to the w eb inte rface.
SSttee pp 11::
Insert the Prod uc t CD into your CD-ROM drive, the CD w ill auto run.
SSttee pp 22::
From the UUttiilliittiieess sec tion, selec t to insta ll the uuCCoonnffiigg utility to your ha rd d isk.
SSttee pp 33::
Afte r insta lla tion doub le-c lick on the uuCCoonnffiiggic on and c lic k on the YYeess button.
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SSttee pp 66::Selec t the a c c ess point from the p rod uc ts list and c lick on the OOpp eenn WWeebbbutton. To
retrieve a nd d isp lay the latest d evic e(s) in the list, c lick on the RReeffrreesshh button.
SSttee pp 77::Do not exit the uConfig program while accessing the web-based interface as this
will d isconnec t you from the d evice . Click on the OOKK button.
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SSttee pp 88::At the login page, press the LLOOGGIINN button to ente r the c onfigura tion page . The
defa ult password is: password
SSttee pp 99::You w ill then rea c h the hom e p ag e o f the a c c ess po int web-ba sed interfac e.
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Manual ac c ess with Internet Exp lorer
SSttee pp 11::
Launch your Web brow ser and unde r the TToooo llsstab , selec t IInntteerrnneett OOpp ttiioonnss.
SSttee pp 22::
Open the CCoonnnneecc ttiioonnsstab and in the LLAANN SSeettttiinngg sssection disable all the optionboxes. Clic k on the OOKK button to upd ate the c hanges.
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SSttee pp 33::
At the AAdd dd rreessss ba r type in http :/ / 192.168.168.1 and p ress EEnntteerron your keyboa rd .
SSttee pp 44::
At the login pa ge , clic k on the LLOOGGIINNButton.
You will then rea c h the home pa ge of the a c cess po int web interfac e.
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Perform Basic Configuration
Setup Management Port
At the Ma nag eme nt Port Setup pa ge , you ma y:
Autom a tica lly ob ta in IP add ress from DHCP server.The defa ult IP 192.168.168.1 is used unt il a new IP is ob ta ined .
Access Point Clients also allows PCs connected to the Ethernet
port to obtain IP from the DHCP server at the access point end
network.
Ma nua lly define IP addressFollow these steps to automatically obtain the IP address from DHCP
server.
SSttee pp 11::
Clic k on TTCCPP//IIPP SSeettttiinngg ss from MMaa nnaaggeemm eennttSSeettuupp from the CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONN menu.
SSttee pp 22::
Selec t to AAuuttoomm aa ttiicc aa llllyy oobb ttaa iinn IIPP aa dd dd rreessss.
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SSttee pp 33::
Selec t to e ither AAuuttoomm aa ttiicc aa llllyy oobb ttaa iinn DDNNSS sseerrvveerr aa dd dd rreessss or UUssee tthhee ffoo lllloowwiinngg DDNNSS sseerrvveerr
aa dd dd rreesssseess and ente r the p arame ters, if any.
In the MMaa nnaa gg eemm eenntt PPoorrtt SSeettuupppage, refer to the table below to replace the default
set tings of Ac cess point w ith a pprop riate va lues to suit the need s of your netwo rk.
If you c hoose to Automatic ally obta in DNS server ad dress.
If you c hoose to Use the following DNS server addresses.
SSttee pp 44::
Clic k on the AApp pp llyy button to save your new parame ters.
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This tab le desc ribes the parame ters tha t c an b e m od ified in the
Manag em ent Port Setup page if you select to Use the following DNS
server addresses.
Parameters Description
Primary DNS
IP Address
Your ISP usually provides the IP address of
the DNS server.
Sec ond ary
DNS IP
Address
This op tiona l field is reserved for the IP
add ress of a sec onda ry DNS server.
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Follow these steps to manua lly def ine the IP address.
SStteepp 11::Click on TTCCPP//IIPP SSeettttiinnggss from MMaannaa gg eemm eenntt SSeettuupp from the
CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONN menu.
SStteepp 22::
Selec t to UUssee tthhee ffoo lllloowwiinngg IIPP aadddd rreessss.
In the MMaa nnaa gg eemm eenntt PPoorrtt SSeettuupppa ge , refer to the ta ble be low to
replace the default settings of Access point with appropriate
va lues to suit the ne ed s of your network.
The p arame ters a re the same in routing m od e.
SStteepp 33::
Click on the AApp pp llyy button to save your new parame ters.
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This tab le desc ribes the parame ters tha t c an b e m od ified in the
Manag em ent Port Setup page.
Parameters Description
IP Ad d ress When the DHCP server of the ac c ess point is enabled (unless
you set a different DHCP Gateway IP Address), this LAN IP
Address would be alloc ate d as the Default Ga tewa y of the
DHCP c lient.
The IP address of your Acc ess point is set by default to
192.168.168.1.
Network
Mask
The Network Mask serves to identify the subnet in whic h your
Ac cess point resides. The default network mask is
255.255.255.0.
DefaultGa tewa y IP
(Optional) As a bridge Access Point, the access point doesnot usually communicate with devices on other IP subnets.
How eve r, the Default Ga tew ay a PC a llow s the a c c ess point
to communicate with devices on different subnets. For
instance, if you want to access the access point from the
Internet or from a router on the LAN, enter the router IP
address in the Defa ult Gateway IP field .
The De fault Ga teway IP add ress of your ac c ess point is set to
nil by de fault.
Primary DNS
IP Add ress
Your ISP usually provides the IP address of the DNS server.
Sec ond ary
DNS IP
Address
This op tiona l field is reserved for the IP add ress of a
sec ond ary DNS server.
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Setup DHCP ServerThere a re 3 DHCP Modes:
NONEBy default, DHCP Mo de is set to NONE. Lea ve the selec tion a t this
mod e if you d o no t w ish to use DHCP.
DHCP ServerSelec t th is mode to setup a DHCP server.
DHCP RelaySelec t this mo de to setup a DHCP relay.
By default, DHCP broadcast messages do not cross router
interfaces.DHCP Relay sup ports DHCP Clients and DHCP Servers on d ifferent
networks by configuring the router to pass selective DHCP
messages.
Follow these steps if you do not w ish to use DHCP.
SSttee pp 11::
Click on AAdd vvaa nncc eedd SSeettttiinnggss from MMaa nnaaggeemm eenntt SSeettuupp from the CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONN
menu.
SSttee pp 22::
Set DDHHCCPP MMooddee to NNOONNEE.
SSttee pp 33::
Clic k on the AApp pp llyy button.
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The following w ill guide yo u to setup the DHCP Server.
SSttee pp 11::Click on AAdd vvaa nncc eedd SSeettttiinnggss from MMaa nnaaggeemm eenntt SSeettuupp from the CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONN
menu.
SSttee pp 22::Set DDHHCCPP MMooddee to DDHHCCPP SSeerrvveerr.
In DDHHCCPP SSeerrvveerr SSeettuupp , refer to the table below to set the appropriate values to suit
the needs of your netw ork.
SSttee pp 33::
Clic k on the AApp pp llyy button.
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This tab le desc ribes the parame ters tha t c an b e mo dified in DHCP
Server Setup .
Parameters Description
The fields DHCP Sta rt IP Ad dress and DHCP End IP Ad dress fields a llow you to
define the range o f IP addresses from which the DHCP Server c an assign a n IP
add ress to the LAN.
DHCP Sta rt IP Address This is the first IP add ress tha t the DHCP server will
assign and should belong to the same subnet as
the access point. For example if the access point
IP address is 192.168.168.1 and the ne tw ork mask is
192.168.168.1 and 255.255.255.0, the DHCP Start IP
Address should be 192.168.168.X, where X can be
any number from 2 to 254. It is pre-set to192.168.168.100.
DHCP End IP Address This is the last IP address tha t the DHCP server can
assign and should also belong to the same subnet
as your access point. For example if the access
point IP address is 192.168.168.1 and the network
mask is 192.168.168.1 and 255.255.255.0, the DHCP
End IP Address should be 192.168.168.X, where X
can be any number from 2 to 254. It is pre-set as192.168.168.254.
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DHCP Gateway IP
Address
Thoug h the DHCP server usua lly a lso ac ts as the
Default Gateway of the DHCP client, the access
point allows you to define a different Gateway IP
Address which will be allocated as the Default
Ga teway IP of the DHCP c lient. The DHCP c lient
will thus receive its dynamic IP address from the
access point but will access to the Internet or the
other LAN through the Default Gateway defined
by the DHCP Gateway IP Ad dress.
For instance if the access point in Access Point
Client mo de c onnec ts to a n Internet ga teway X, a
PC wired to the access point will be unable to
obtain a dynamic IP address directly from X. But ifyou enable the DHCP server of the access point
and set the IP address of X as the DHCP Ga tew ay
IP Address, the PC will obtain its IP address from
the access point and access the Internet through
X.
DHCP Lea se Time This is the leng th of time tha t the c lient may use
the a ssigned add ress before ha ving to chec k with
the DHCP server to see if the Ad d ress is still va lid .
Always use these DNS
servers
Selec t this op tion to a lwa ys use the DNS servers
specified.
Primary DNS IP Ad d ress Your ISP usua lly p rovides the IP address of the DNS
server.
Second ary DNS IP Ad d ress This op tiona l sett ing is the IP address o f a
sec ond a ry DNS server.
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The fo llowing w ill guide you to setup the DHCP Relay.
(Available in Client and Wireless Routing Client modes)
SSttee pp 11::Click on AAdd vvaa nncc eedd SSeettttiinnggss from MMaa nnaaggeemm eenntt SSeettuupp from the CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONN
menu.
SSttee pp 22::Set DDHHCCPP MMooddee to DDHHCCPP RRee llaa yy.
In DDHHCCPP SSeerrvveerr SSeettuupp , refer to the table below to set the appropriate values to suit
the needs of your netw ork.
SSttee pp 33::
Clic k on the AApp pp llyy button.
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This tab le desc ribes the parame ters tha t c an b e mo d ified in DHCP
Server Setup .
Parameters Description
DHCP Server IP This is the IP address of the DHCP server.
DHCP Gateway IP Though the DHCP server usua lly a lso ac ts as the
Default Gateway of the DHCP client, the access
point allow s you to d efine a d ifferent Ga tew ay IP
Address which will be allocated as the Default
Ga teway IP of the DHCP client. The DHCP client
will thus receive its dynamic IP address from the
access point but will access to the Internet or the
other LAN through the Default Gateway defined
by the DHCP Gateway IP Ad d ress.
For instance if the access point in Access Point
Client mode connects to an Internet gateway X,
a PC wired to the access point will be unable to
obtain a dynamic IP address directly from X. But
if you enable the DHCP server of the access
point and set the IP address of X as the DHCP
Gateway IP Address, the PC will obtain its IP
address from the access point and access the
Internet through X.
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View Ac tive DHCP Leases
SSttee pp 11::
Select MMaannaa gg eemm eennttSSeettuupp from the CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONN menu.
SSttee pp 22::
Go to the AAddvvaa nncc eedd DDHHCCPP SSeerrvveerr OOpp ttiioonnss section and click on the SShhooww AAcc ttiivvee
DDHHCCPP lleeaa sseess button.
The DHCP Ac tive Leases ta b le d isp lays:
The Host Name of the DHCP c lient . The IP Ad dress a lloc a ted to the DHCP c lient. The Hardwa re (MAC) Add ress of the DHCP c lient. The Lease Exp ired Time.
NOTE
Invalid date and time displayed in the Lease Exp ired Time column
indica tes tha t the c loc k of the ac c ess point has not b een set p rop erly.
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Reserve IP Addresses for Predetermined
DHCP Clients
A reserved IP address is exc lude d from the poo l of free IP addresses the
DHCP server draws on for dynamic IP address allocation.
For insta nc e if you set up a pub lic ly ac cessible FTP or HTTP server within
your priva te LAN, while tha t server req uires a fixed IP add ress you would
still want the DHCP server to dynamically allocate IP addresses to the
rest o f the PCs on the LAN.
SStteepp 11::
From the AAddvvaanncc eedd DDHHCCPP SSeerrvveerr Op tions sec tion c lick on the DDHHCCPP SSeerrvveerr
RReesseerrvvaa ttiioonnssbutton.
SStteepp 22::
Clic k on the AAdddd button.
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SStteepp 33::
Fill in:
The host p ortion o f the IP Ad dress to be reserved.
The Hardware Address, in pa irs of tw o hexadec ima l va lues.
Press the AApp pp llyybutton to effec t your new e ntry.
The DDHHCCPP SSeerrvveerr RReesseerrvvaa ttiioonnss page refreshes to display the currentlyreserved IP addresses.
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Delete DHCP Server Reservation
SSttee pp 11::
Selec t the reserved IP add ress to delete .
SSttee pp 22::
Clic k on the DDeelleettee button.
The DDHHCCPP SSeerrvveerr RReesseerrvvaa ttiioonnss ta b le refreshes to d isp lay your c hanges.
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Setup WLAN
Configure the Basic Setup of the Wireless
Mode
SSttee pp 11::
Selec t WWLLAANN SSeettuupp from the CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONN menu and you will see
the sub m enus expa nded under WWLLAANN SSeettuupp , selec t BBaa ssiicc .
The d efa ult op erating mod e o f the a c c ess point is the Access Point
mode.
SSttee pp 22:: ((OO pp tt iioo nnaa ll:: CChhaa nngg ee CCuurrrreenntt mm oo dd ee ))
To c hang e the c urrent mod e of the a c c ess point clic k on CChhaanngg ee,
select the OOppeerraa ttiioonn MMoodd ee , and click on the AApp pp llyy button to access
the setup p ag e of the selec ted mode . You will be promp ted to reb oot
the a cc ess po int to e ffect the mod e setting.
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Step 3:
Enter the p arame ters in their respec tive fields, c lic k on the
AApp pp llyy button a nd reb oot your de vic e to let your c hang es
take effec t.
Note that the WWLLAANN BBaa ssiicc SSeettuupp pages for the modes are
different.
Example: WWLLAANN BBaa ssiicc SSeettuupp pag e for CClliieenntt MMoodd ee
Example: WWLLAANN BBaassiicc SSeettuupp pag e for AAcc cc eessss PPoo iinntt
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WLAN Basic Setup
pa ge Parameters
Description
The Current Mode The d efa ult operating mod e is the Access Point mode. Operating
modes:
Ac c ess Point Mo de Client Mo de Wireless Routing Client Gatewa y Mode Wireless Ad apter Mod e Transparent Client Mode Rep ea ter Mod eYou c an toggle the m od es by c lic king o n the CChhaanngg ee button.
ESSID Enter a preferred name for the wireless network. Your wireless
c lients must b e c onfigured with the same ESSID.
This c ase-sensitive entry can c onsist o f a maximum of 32
characters.
Site Survey A list of wireless devices in the WLAN that are detected by your
ac c ess point. Info rmation suc h as MAC a dd ress, channe l, SSID,a lgorithm and signa l strength c an be found in the listing.
This fea ture is supported by the Ac c ess Point Client a nd Wireless
Rout ing C lient mod es.
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Wireless Profile A selection of network environment types in which to operate the
ac c ess point:
880022..1111bb oonnllyy Sup ports wireless B c lients with da ta rates of up to 11Mb ps in the
freq uenc y range o f 2.4GHz.
880022..1111bb//gg mm iixxeedd Sup ports both wireless B and G c lients.
880022..1111gg oonnllyy Supports wireless-G clients that offer transmission rates of up to
54Mb ps in the 2.4GHz freq uenc y ba nd .
ssuuppeerrGGSupports wireless superG clients that offer transmission rates of up to
108Mbps in the 5GHz freq uenc y ba nd .
Country Choose the Country where you are loc ate d.
Channel This op tion a llow s you to selec t a freq uenc y c hannel for the wireless
communication and is only available in the Access Point, Point toPoint a nd Point to Multiple Point mod es.
Selec t Sma rtSelec t to a utom atica lly scan and rec om me nd the
best c hannel that the a c c ess point can utilize.
Tx Rate Allows you to choose the rate of data transmission ranging from
1Mbps to Fully Auto.
Closed System The a c c ess point will not b roa dc ast its WLAN name (ESSID) whenClosed system is ena b led . By defa ult Closed system is d isab led .
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Ac t as Roo tAP The a cc ess point w ill connec t with 1, or multiple c lients to c rea te a
point-to-point and point-to-multi-point connection network with 2
or mo re a c c ess points.
This connec tion mod e is fully c om pliant with 802.1h sta ndards.
VLAN ID This is the number tha t identifies the d ifferent v irtua l netw ork
seg ments to whic h the netw ork devices a re g roup ed .
This c an b e any number from 1 to 4094.
Channel Survey A list of channels that are detected by your access point in theWLAN. Information such as frequency, channel, MyQuality,
NeighQua lity, APCount a nd Rec ommend ation c an be found in the
listing.
The Ac c ess Point and Ga tewa y modes support this fea ture.
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Sc an for Site Survey(Available in Client and Wireless Routing Client modes)
SSttee pp 11::
In the MMoodd ee SSeettuupp pa ge c lic k on the SSiittee SSuurrvveeyy button.
The SSiittee SSuurrvveeyyprovides a list of the MMAACC aa dd dd rreesssseess ((BBSSSSIIDD))and SSSSIIDD of
neighbouring access points detected, the CChhaa nn (channels), AAuutthh
(Authentication), AAllgg (Algorithm) used, and the strength of the SSiigg nnaa ll
received.
SSttee pp 22::
To c onnec t the c lient to o ne of the a c c ess points detec ted , selec t the
radio button corresponding to the access point you want to connect
to.
SSttee pp 33::
Click on the AApp pp llyybutton to effec t the c hang e a nd return to the setup
page.
SSttee pp 44::
Clic k on the RReeffrreesshhbutton to upd ate the sc reen.
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Read-Only Param eters of
Neighbouring Ac cess Points
Viewable from Site Survey pag e
Description
Bssid Wireless MAC address of the access point
in a wireless network infrastruc ture.
SSID Network name that uniquely identifies the
network to which the access point is
connected.
Chan Channe l being used for transmission.
Auth Types of a uthe ntic a tion, suc h as WPA,
WPA-Personal, etc being used by the
ac cess point.
Alg Typ es of a lgorithm, suc h as WEP, TKIP, etc
being used by the a c cess point.
Signal Strength o f the signa l rec eived in
percentage.
NOTE
Site Survey is used to scan and display all access points based on the
c urrent sec urity set ting o f your acc ess point.
Exp lana tion o f the follow ing informa tion supp lied by the Site Survey
ac cording to the sec urity setting:
If the security mode is set to None or WEP, the scan will show allava ilab le acc ess points with no sec urity o r WEP sec urity
If the security mode is set to WPA-Personal, the scan will show allavailable access points with all types of security from no security,
WEP security to WPA-Personal security.
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View Link Information(Available in Client and Wireless Routing Client modes)
To view the c onne c tion sta tus when the c lient is linked to a nother ac cess point, clic kon the SShhooww LLiinnkk IInnffoorrmm aa ttiioonnbutton.
The LLiinnkk IInnffoorrmm aa ttiioonntab le d isp lays the fo llow ing da ta :
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Param eters Viewable from
Link Informa tion pa ge
Description
State Displays whether the State is Scanning or Associated,
and MAC address of the access point to which the
c lient is c onnec ted .
Current Channel Channe l p resently be ing used for transmission.
Tx Rate Rate of d a ta transmission in Mbps.
Signal Streng th Intensity o f the signal received , in p ercentage .
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Sc an for Channel Survey(Ava ilab le in Acc ess Point and Ga tew ay mod es)
Cha nnel Survey d isp lays a list o f a ll the c hannels supported by theaccess point, shows the relative interference of all the channels, and
rec ommend s the least c ongested c hannel.
SSttee pp 11::In the MMooddee SSeettuupp pa ge , c lic k on the CChhaa nnnnee ll SSuurrvveeyy button.
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SSttee pp 22::
To c onnec t the c lient to one of the channels detec ted , selec t the
corresponding radio button.
SSttee pp 33::
Click on the AApp pp llyy button to effect the change and return to the
setup pag e.
SSttee pp 44::
Clic k on the RReeffrreesshhbutton to up da te the sc reen.
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Read-Only Parame ters of A ll
Channels Viewable from
Channe l Survey pa ge
Description
Freq Frequency of the channel at which your access
point is operating.
Channel Channel of the access point being used for
transmission d ep end ing on its orig in of country.
MyQuality Interference leve l of the respec tive c hanne l with this
AP. The lower the va lue, the less interferenc e. If the
va lue is zero, there is no interferenc e.
APCount Tota l numbe r of ac c ess points op erating a t the
current channel.
NeighQuality Interference level with those discovered APs at
those respec tive c hannels. The lowe r the va lue, the
less interference. If the value is zero, there is no
interference.
Rec omm endation Best channel for the device to use in its current
environment.
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Align the Antenna
Antenna Alignment precisely aligns the antenna over long distances
for higher signal strength to improve the connection between theacc ess point and a nother ac c ess point.
SSttee pp 11::Selec t WWLLAANN SSeettuupp from the CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONN menu. You will see the
sub-menus expanded under WWLLAANN SSeettuupp . Clic k on AAnntteennnnaa AAlliigg nnmm eenntt.
The AAnntteennnnaa AAlliigg nnmm eenntt pa ge c an ac t as a d iag nostic tool to c heck
the communication with a remote devic e. The remo te AP MAC
Ad dress is p reset to a ll zeros by default.
SSttee pp 22::If you wish to specify the MAC address of the remote AP, edit the field
next to RReemm oottee AAPP AAddddrreessss ((oopp ttiioonn)), followed by clicking on the SSttaa rrtt
button. A pop -up sta tus sc reen will d isp lay, a llow ing you to monitor the
signa l strength rec eived from the remote a c c ess points.
If there is no specified access point with the specified MAC address,
this sc reen w ill d isp lay. To a bort or to key in the M AC address of
another availab le remote a c c ess point, c lic k on the SSttoopp button.
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NOTE
If no MAC address is entered, the Antenna
Alignment tool will ma ke use o f the SSID to a lign
the antenna . Please ensure tha t the c orrec t SSID
is entered. If more than one access point share
the same SSID, the a c cess point w ith the
strong est signa l will be shown.
Signa l Streng th
(RSSI Value) Ind icated by DIAG LED
Status of DIAG LED
Above 20 Sta ys turned on.
Between 19 and 17 Flashe s 6 times.
Between 17 and 14 Flashe s 3 times.
Between 13 and 10 Flashes onc e.
Below 10 Turns off.
NOTE
Outdoor long distance connection should
preferab ly have signa l streng th o f a RSSI of 10 and
above.
NOTE
To ensure p rop er funct iona lity of the device,
selec t to Stop antenna a lignm ent.Alterna tively, you m ay also rebo ot the device .
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Configure the Advanced Setup of the
Wireless Mode
SStteepp 11::
Select WWLLAANN SSeettuupp from the CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONN menu to expand four sub-menus.
From here, selec t AAdd vvaanncc eedd .
SStteepp 22::
Ente r the parame ters in the WWLLAANN AAdd vvaa nncc eedd SSeettuupp page.
SStteepp 33::
Clic k on the AApp pp llyy button to upd ate the c hanges.
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Advanced Setup Param eters Desc ription
Beacon Interval
(Only in Acc ess Point mode)
Am ount o f time betwee n bea c on t ransmissions. This te lls the
client when to receive the beacon. A beacon is a guidance
signal sent by the access point to announce its presence to
othe r devices in the netw ork.
Data Bea con Rate (DTIM)
(Only in Acc ess Point mode)
How often the beacon contains a delivery traffic indication
message (DTIM). The DTIM identifies which c lients have da ta
wa iting to b e d elivered to them.
If the bea con p eriod is set a t the d efa ult va lue o f 100, and the
data beacon rate is set at the default value of 1, the access
point will send a bea c on c onta ining a DTIM every 100
kilom ic rosec ond (1 kilom ic rosec ond eq ua ls 1,024 microsec ond )
RTS/ CTS Thresho ld
Minimum size of a pac ket in b ytes tha t w ill trigg er the RTS/ CTS
mechanism.
This va lue extend s from 1 to 2312 bytes.
Frag Thresho ld
Maximum size that a packet can reach without being
fragm ented ; rep resented in bytes.
This va lue extend s from 256 to 2346 bytes, whe re a va lue of 0
indic a tes tha t a ll pac kets should b e t ransmitted using RTS.
Transmit Power Drop -down list o f a range of transmission pow er.
Radio Off When Ethernet Link
Down
Disables the radio card automatically when the Ethernet link is
down.
NOTE
The va lues illustrated in the exam ple a re suggested va lues fortheir respective parameters.
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View the Statistics
The Sta tistics fea ture revea ls informa tion on the wireless device
c onnec ted to the WLAN.
SStteepp 11::
Selec t WWLLAANN SSeettuuppfrom the CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONNmenu. The sub -menus
under WWLLAANN SSeettuupp expa nd, selec t SSttaa ttiissttiicc ss.
Wireless clients that are connected to the WLAN are shown in the
WLAN Station List.
SStteepp 22::
Click on the RReeffrreesshh button to get the latest information on theava ilab ility of w ireless c lients in the wireless network.
SStteepp 33::To c hec k the d eta ils on an individua l wireless c lient , clic k on the
correspond ing MAC Ad dress in the WLAN Sta tion List.
The sta tistic s of the selec ted wireless c lient d isp lays.
In CClliieenntt mode you are not allow ed to view the informa tion of other
wireless c lients, to d o tha t you need to c hang e to the Ac cess Point
mode.
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Setup Your WAN(Ava ilab le in Wireless Rout ing Client and Ga tewa y mo des)
NOTE:
Any changes to the WAN Setup will only take effec t a fter reb oo ting.
Setup your WAN to share Internet c onnec tion amo ng the c lients of the
ac c ess point.
Setup your WAN for cab le internet w hereb y WAN IP address is
dynamica lly assigned by ISP
The ac c ess point is p re-c onfigured to support this WAN type .
However, you may verify the WAN settings with the following
steps:
Step 1:
UUnndd ee rr CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONN oonn tthhee cc oo mm mm aa nndd mm eennuu,, ssee lleecc tt WWAANN SSeettuupp ..
SStteepp 22::
On the WWAANN DDyynnaamm iicc SSeettuupp screen, verify that the WWAANN TTyypp ee is
DDyynnaa mm iicc ((DDHHCCPP)). Othe rwise, c lic k on the CChhaa nngg ee button.
Ste p 3:Selec t DDyynnaa mm iicc IIPP AAdd dd rreessss and hit the AApp pp llyy button.
Reb oo t to let the settings take effec t.
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Setup your WAN for cab le internet w hereb y fixed WAN IP
add ress is assigned by ISPWAN Setup Parameters Example:
IP Add ress: 203.120.12.240 Network Mask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway IP Ad d ress: 203.120.12.2
Step 1:
UUnndd ee rr CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONN oonn tthhee cc oo mm mm aa nndd mm eennuu,, ssee lleecc tt WWAANN SSeettuupp ..
Step 2:
AAcc cc eessss tthheeSelec t WAN Typ e pp aa gg ee aa nndd ssee lleecc tt Static IP Address bb ee ffoo rree
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Step 3:
Fill in the informa tion provide d by your ISP in the IIPP AAddddrreessss,, NNeettwwoorrkk MMaa sskkand GGaa tteewwaa yy IIPP AAddddrreessss fields, and c lick the AApppp llyy button.Selec t RReebb oooott SSyysstteemm under SSYYSSTTEEMM TTOOOOLLSS and c lic k the RReebb oooott buttonto effec t the settings.
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Setup your WAN for ADSL Internet using PPP over EthernetIf you sub sc ribe to an ADSL service using PPP ove r Ethernet (PPPoE)authentication, you can set up your access points WAN type asfollow s. For examp le, you may c onfigure a n a c count who se username
is guest as desc ribe d below:
Step 1:
UUnndd ee rrCONFIGURATION oonn tthhee cc oomm mm aa nndd mm eennuu,, cc lliicc kk oonnWAN Setup ..
Step 2:
AAcc cc eessss tthhee Selec t WAN Type pp aa gg ee aa nndd cc hhoooo ssee PPP over Ethernet
bb ee ffoo rree cc lliicc kkiinngg tthhee Apply bb uutt ttoonn..
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Step 3:
Ente r your ac c ount na me a ssigned by your ISP (Example: guest) in thefield for UUsseerrnnaamm ee , followed by your ac c ount PPaa sssswwoorrdd .
Selec t AAllwwaa yyss--OOnn if you want your access point to always maintain ac onnec tion w ith the ISP. Otherwise selec t OOnn--DDeemm aanndd for the accesspoint to c onnec t to the ISP autom atic a lly whe n it rec eives Internetreq uests from the PCs in your network.
IIdd llee TTiimm eeoouutt is associated with the OOnn--DDeemm aanndd option, allowing you to
specify the value in seconds after the last Internet activity by which the
ac c ess point w ill disc onne c t from the ISP. A va lue of 0 will disab le id le
timeout. RReecc oonnnneecc tt TTiimm ee FFaacc ttoorr is also associated with the AAllwwaa yyss--oonn
op tion and spec ifies the m aximum time the a c c ess point will wa it b efore
rea ttem pting to c onnec t w ith your ISP. A va lue o f 0 will disab le idle
timeout. Click the AApppp llyy button and RReebboooott the a c cess point.
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You c an limit the m aximum size a pac ket can be in a netw ork by setting
the MMTTUU (Maximum Transmissible Unit).
Clic k the MMTTUU Button in AAdd vvaa nncc eedd WWAANN OOpp ttiioonnss.
The MMTTUU VVaa lluuee has a range o f 1 to 1492.
Enter the MMTTUU VVaa lluueeand c lic k AApp pp llyy.
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Setup your WAN fo r ADSL Internet using Point-to-Point Tunneling
Protoc ol (PPTP)WAN Setup Parameters Example:
IP Add ress: 203.120.12.47 Network Mask: 255.255.255.0 VPN Server: 203.120.12.15
Step 1:
UUnndd ee rrCONFIGURATION oonn tthhee cc oomm mm aa nndd mm eennuu,, cc lliicc kk oonnWAN Setup ..
Step 2:
Access the SSee lleecc tt WWAANN TTyypp ee pa ge a nd selec t PPPPTTPP before clicking the
AApppp llyy button.
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Step 3:
Fill in the informa tion p rovided by your ISP in the IIPP AAddddrreessss,, NNeettwwoorrkk
MMaa sskk, GGaa tteewwaa yy,,and VVPPNN SSeerrvveerrfields; select whether to enable DDHHCCPP;
and c lic k the AApppp llyy button.
Select RReebb oooott SSyysstteemm under SSYYSSTTEEMM TTOOOOLLSS and c lic k the RReebb oooott button
to e ffec t the settings
The IIdd llee TTiimm eeoouutt setting allows you to specify the value in seconds after
the last Internet a c tivity b y which the acc ess point w ill disc onnec t from
the ISP. A va lue of 0 will d isab le id le timeo ut.
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Setup Telnet / SSH
Telnet allows a c omputer to remotely connec t to the ac cess po int CLI
(Comma nd Line Interface) for control and m onitoring.
SSH (Secure Shell Host) establishes a secure host connection to theac cess po int CLI for control and monitoring.
Step 1:Selec t Telnet/ SSH Setup from the CONFIGURATION menu.
Step 2:
1. Selec t Telnet Server Enab le a nd enter the Port Numb er to ena b le.2. Selec t SSH Server Ena b le and ente r the Port Number to enab le.
Click the Apply button.
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Step 3:
To add user:1. Click the Add button.
2. In Add User Entry Page, enter the User Name, Password, andspecify whether the user is granted permission to Read Only orRead/Write.
3. Click the Apply button.
To Delete User:1. Selec t w hic h user to Delete .2. Click the Delete button.
To Refresh User Ma na gement list c lic k the Refresh button.
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Ac c ess the TELNET Command Line
Interface
You may connect to the CLI (Command Line Interface) via a
TELNET session to the defa ult IP 192.168.168.1 Mic rosoft TELNET
c ommand is shown here b ut a ny TELNET c lient c an be used .
1. Enter C:\ WINDOWS\ TELNET 192.168.168.1 at DOS prom pt andthe TELNET app lica tion w ill launc h a nd c onnec t.
2. At the login prompt, type in the default password passwordand p ress ente r. You will the n log in to the CLI.
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Ac c ess the Sec ure Shell Host Command
Line Interface
SSH prov ides the best rem ote acc ess sec urity using d ifferent forms of
encryption and ciphers to encrypt sessions, and providing better
authentication facilities and features that increase the security of other
protocols.
An enc rypted c onnec tion like SSH is not view able on the network. The server
can still read the information, but only after negotiating the encrypted session
with the c lient.
SSH CLI ha s a c om mand line inte rfac e.
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Set the WEB Mode
The access point supports HTTPS (SSL) featuring additiona lauthentication and encryption for sec ure c ommunica tion, in addition tothe stand ard HTTP.
Step 1:
Selec t Web Management Setupfrom the CONFIGURATION menu.
Step 2:
1. Selec t whether to set w eb server to HTTP or HTTPS (SSL) mode.2. Spec ify the Log in Timeout (time of inactivity in seconds before
user is autom atic a lly log ge d out).
3. Click Apply.Chang es will be e ffected after reb oot.
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Use MAC Filtering
MAC Filtering acts as a security measure by restricting user network
acc ess ac c ording to MAC address. Eac h WLAN or rad io c ard supp orts
up to 16 virtua l ac c ess points and has its own MAC a ddress listing.
NOTE
MAC Filtering will not filter any MAC address from the Ethernet
port.
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Add a MAC Address to the MAC Address
List
SSttee pp 11::
Selec t MMAACC FFiillttee rriinngg from WWLLAANN SSeettuupp.
The MAC Ad dress Filte ring page d isp lays.
In th is page yo u may a lso set the MAC Filte ring Sta tus to EEnnaabb llee or
DDiissaabb llee for access points and set the Policy to either AAcc cc eepp ttor DDeennyy MAC addresses.
MAC Filtering set to EEnnaa bb llee with Policy to AAcc cc eepp tt only
the MAC addresses in the MAC Filter Address List and
deny a ll other MAC a dd resses.
MAC Filtering set to EEnnaa bb llee with Policy to DDeennyy all the
MAC addresses in the MAC Filter Address List and
acc ep t a ll othe r MAC addresses.
MAC Filtering set to DDiissaabb llee . Whether Polic y is set to
EEnnaa bb llee or DDeennyy do es not m atte r.
MAC Filtering set to DDiissaabb llee . Whether Polic y is set to
EEnnaa bb llee or DDeennyy do es not m atte r.
Clic k the EEdd iitt button.
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SSttee pp 22::MAC Filte r Add ress List p age d isp lays.
Clic k the AAdddd button.
SSttee pp 33::The Add MAC Address page d isp lays.
SSttee pp 44::Enter the MAC Address of the client in the format xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx,
whe re x c an take a ny value from 0 to 9 or a to f.
Enter the Com me nt. This desc ribes the MAC Address you ha ve entered .
To a pp ly to a ll virtua l ac c ess points, chec k AApp pp llyy ttoo AAllll.
To app ly to spec ific virtua l ac c ess point, selec t the c hec kbox of the
c orrespond ing ac cess point.
Clic k the AApppp llyy button.
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SSttee pp 55::MAC Filter Add ress List p age d isp lays with up dated MAC Ad dress List.
NOTE
Plea se reboo t to effec t a ll cha nge s and new MAC address entries.
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Delete a MAC Address from All Ac c ess
Points
SStteepp 11::
Selec t MMAACC FFiillttee rriinngg from WWLLAANN SSeettuupp .
The MAC Ad dress Filte ring page d isp lays.
Selec t VViieeww CCoomm pp llee ttee MMAACC LLiisstt..
SStteepp 22::
The MAC Filte r Ad d ress List page d isp lays.
Selec t the c hec kbox of the MAC address you w ish to delete.
Click the DDeellee ttee button.
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SStteepp 33::
The MAC Filte r Add ress List p age d isp lays with up da ted MAC Ad dress List.
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Delete a MAC Address from Individual
Ac c ess Point
SStteepp 11::
Select MMAACC FFiillttee rriinngg from WWLLAANN SSeettuupp .
The MAC Ad dress Filte ring page d isp lays.
Select EEdd iitt for the c orrespond ing ac c ess point.
SStteepp 22::
The MAC Filte r Ad d ress List page d isp lays.Selec t the c hec kbox of the MAC address you w ish to delete.
Clic k the DDeelleettee button.
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SStteepp 33::
The MAC Filte r Address List p age d isp lays with up da ted MAC Ad dress List.
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Edit MAC Address from the MAC Address
List
SStteepp 11::
Select MMAACC FFiillttee rriinngg from WWLLAANN SSeettuupp .
The MAC Ad dress Filte ring page d isp lays.
Select EEdd iitt.
SStteepp 22::
MAC Filte r Address List p age d isp lays.
Selec t the MAC address to ed it.
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SStteepp 33::
The Ed it MAC Ad dress page d isp lays.
Ed it the M AC add ress set tings ac c ording ly.
Clic k the SSaa vvee button.
SStteepp 44::
The MAC Filte r Address List p age d isp lays with up da ted MAC Ad dress List.
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Perform Advanced Configuration
Setup Routing(Ava ilab le in Wireless Rout ing Client and Ga tewa y mo des)
The a c cess point a llow s you to a dd a sta tic rout ing entry into its rout ingta b le to re-route IP pac kets to anothe r ac c ess point. This is useful if yournetw ork has mo re tha n one a c c ess point.
Important:
You d o NOT nee d to set any rout ing informa tion if you a re simp ly
c onfiguring the a cc ess point for b roa dband Internet sharing. The
wrong routing configuration might cause the access point tofunct ion imp rop erly.
In this network, the main office of subnet 192.168.168.0 contains tworouters: the office is connected to the Internet via the access point(192.168.168.1) and to the remote offic e v ia 192.168.168.254 Theremote office resides on subnet 192.168.100.0
You can add a static routing entry into the access point routing tableso that IP packets from the clients in the main office with a destinationIP address of 192.168.100.X where X is any number from 2 to 254 will bere-routed to the route r, which ac ts as the ga tew ay to tha t subne t.
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Configure Static Routing
Step 1:Select RRoouuttiinngg from theCCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONN command
menu. The SSyysstteemm RRoouuttiinngg
TTaabb llee page displays. Initially
the table contains the default
routing entries of the access
point.
Ste p 2:Click on the SSttaa ttiicc RRoouuttiinngg TTaabb llee button, and then click the Add
button.
Step 3:Enter the DDeessttiinnaa ttiioonn IIPPAAddddrreessss,,DDeessttiinnaa ttiioonn NNeett MMaa sskk ,and GGaa tteewwaayy IIPP AAdddd rreessss, andc lic k the AAdd dd button.
The SSttaa ttiicc RRoouuttiinngg TTaa bb llee
reflec ts the ent ry.
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Use Routing Information Protoc ol(Ava ilab le in Wireless Rout ing Client and Ga tewa y mo des)
RIP (Routing Information Protocol) allows information to be exchanged
within a set of route rs under the same administration.RIPv1 ba ses the pa th used to pass traffic between route rs on the few estnumber of hops between the source and destination IP addresseswithin a packet. Routers broadcast RIPv1 information on all routerinterfaces every 30 seconds and process the information from otherrouters to determine if a better path is available. RIPv2 is more secure,and performs broadcasting and the assignment of IP address moreefficiently.
Step 1:
Under the CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONN
command menu, click on RRoouuttiinngg tobe brought to RRoouuttee IInnffoorrmm aa ttiioonn
PPrroo ttoocc oo ll.
Step 2:
Selec t to EEnnaa bb llee RRIIPP SSttaa ttuuss.
Selec t e ither RIPv1 o r RIPv2.
On this page , clic k the Apply button.
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Use Network Address Translation(Ava ilab le in Wireless Rout ing Client and Ga tewa y mo des)
NAT (Netw ork Ad dress Translation) a llows multip le PCs in a p riva te
network to sha re a single p ub lic IP address by using d ifferent TCP portsto identify requests coming from different PCs, and is enabled bydefa ult. Com puters in the p riva te LAN behind the ac c ess point will notbe directly accessible from the Internet. However, employing virtualservers a llows the hosting of Internet servers by using IP/ Port Forwa rdingand De-Militarized Zone hosting.
Step 1:Select NNAATT from theCCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONN command menu.To d isab le it, selec t the DDiissaa bb llee radiobutton.]
Step 2:Click the AApp pp llyy button to effect thesetting.
Important:
NAT provides for effec tive broa dband Inte rnet sha ring; do
NOT d isable NAT unless it is absolute ly nec essary.
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Configure Virtua l Servers Based on DMZ
Host
DMZ (De-Militarized Zone) makes spec ific PCs in a NAT-ena b lednetwo rk d irec tly ac c essible from the Internet.
With NAT, the ac c ess point keeps trac k of w hich c lient is using w hic hport number and forwards Internet replies to the client according tothe p ort number in the rep ly pa cket. Rep ly pa c kets with unrec og nizedport numbers are discarded, but with DMZ, these packets areforwarded to the DMZ-enab led PC instea d .
Ste p 1:Selec t NNAATT from the CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONNcom mand menu.
Ste p 2:Click on the DDMMZZ button in AAdd vvaa nncc eedd NNAATTOOpp ttiioonnss.
Step 3:Enter the PPrriivvaa ttee IIPP AAdd dd rreessss of the DMZhost on the NNAATTDDMMZZ IIPP AAdd dd rreessss page.
To d isab le DMZ, enter 00..00..00..00
Click the AApp pp llyy button.
NOTE
1. DMZ ma y not func tion p rop erly if the DMZ host IP add ressis c hanged due to DHCP, therefore, Sta tic IP Ad dress
c onfigura tion is rec om mended for the DMZ host.
2. Plea se note tha t the DMZ host is susc ep tible to ma liciousattacks as ALL of its ports are exposed to the Internet.
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Configure Virtua l Servers Based on Port
Forwarding
Virtua l Server based on Port Forward ing forwards Inte rnet req uests a rriving a t
the a c c ess point WAN interfac e to spec ific PCs in the p riva te ne twork based
on the ir ports.
Step 1:
Selec t NNAATTfrom the CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONNcomma nd menu.
Step 2:
Clic k the PPoorrtt FFoorrwwaa rrdd iinngg button in AAdd vvaa nncc eedd NNAATTOOpp ttiioonnss.
Step 2:
CC lliicc kk tthhee Add bb uutt ttoonn oonn tthhee PortForward Entries pp aa gg ee ..
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Step 3:
In the AAdd dd PPoorrtt FFoorrwwaa rrdd EEnnttrryy page, you c an set up a Virtua l Server for a KKnnoowwnnSSeerrvveerr type b y selec ting from a drop-do wn menu or you can d efine a CCuussttoomm SSeerrvveerr.
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KnownServer
Server Type : Selec t from the d rop -down list of know n server types: HTTP FTP POP3 Netmeeting
Private IPAddress
: Spec ify the LAN IP address of the server PC running w ithin thepriva te ne twork.
Public IP : Selec t All, Single, or Range from the d rop dow n list.
From : Enter the beg inning of the range .
To : Enter the end of the range .
CustomServer
Server Type : Define a na me fo r the server type you w ish to co nfigure.
Protocol : Selec t either TCP or UDP proto c ol type from the d rop dow n list.
Pub lic Port : Selec t whether to d efine a single po rt or a range of pub licpo rt numb ers to ac c ep t.
From : Sta rting pub lic port numb er
To : End ing pub lic p ort number. If the Pub lic Port type is Single, thisfield w ill be igno red .
Private IPAddress
: Spec ify the IP address of the server PC running w ithin thepriva te ne twork.
Private PortFrom
: Sta rting p riva te p ort numb er. The end ing p riva te p ort numb erwill be calculated automatically according to the public port
range.
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Public IP : Selec t All, Single, or Range from the d rop dow n list.
From : Enter the beg inning of the range .
To : Enter the end of the range .
For example to set up a web server on a PC with IP address 192.168.168.55, set theSSeerrvveerr TTyypp ee as HTTP and set the PPrriivvaa ttee IIPP AAddddrreessss as 119922..116688..116688..5555, then c lic k on theAAdd dd button.
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Configure Virtual Servers based on IP
Forwarding
If you a re sub sc ribed to more tha n one IP address from your ISP, virtua l
servers based on IP forwarding can forward all Internet requests
regardless of the port number to defined computers in the private
network.
Ste p 1:Selec t NNAATT from the CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONNcom mand menu.
Ste p 2:Click the IIPP FFoorrwwaarrdd iinngg button inAAddvvaanncc eedd NNAATTOOpp ttiioonnss.
Step 3:In the AAdd dd IIPP FFoorrwwaa rrdd EEnnttrryy page, enterthe PPrriivvaa ttee IIPP AAddddrreessss and Public IIPPAAddddrreessss.
In this example, we would like allrequests for 213.18.213.101 to beforwarded to a PC with PPrriivvaa ttee IIPPAAddddrreessss 192.168.168.55.
NOTEPlease ensure tha t
you a re subsc ribed to
the PPuubb lliicc IIPP AAdd dd rreessss
you intend to fo rwa rd
from.
Step 4:Clic k the AAdd dd button.
Ste p 5:The IIPP FFoorrwwaa rrdd EEnnttrriieess page reflectsyour new ad dition.
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Control the Bandwidth Ava ilable(Ava ilab le in Wireless Rout ing Client and Ga tewa y mo des)
Keep in control of your LAN network in router operation. Bandwidth
acc ess to the Internet on both the w ireless LAN connec tion in Ga tew aymode and the Ethernet connection in Wireless Routing Client Modecan be managed.
Enable Bandwidth Control
Step 1:Select BBaanndd wwiidd tthh CCoonnttrroo ll from the CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONNcomma nd menu.
Step 2:BBaa nnddwwiidd tthh CCoonnttrroo ll is d isab led by defa ult, selec t EEnnaa bb llee, and c lic k the AApp pp llyybutton.
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Configure WAN Bandwidth Control
The Upload / Download Band width Setting can limit throughp ut to the
defined ra tes reg ard less of the numb er of c onnec tions.
Step 1:Select WWAANN BBaa nndd wwiidd tthh CCoonnttrroo ll SSeettuupp from the BBaa nnddwwiidd tthh CCoonnttrroo ll sub-
menu from the CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONNcom mand menu.
Step 2:Enter the DDoowwnnllooaa dd TToottaa ll RRaa ttee and UUpp llooaadd TToottaa ll RRaa ttee.
The d efa ult va lues a re 0, whic h indica tes tha t there is no b andwidth
limit.
Clic k the AApp pp llyybutton.
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Configure LAN Bandwid th Control
Band width Control c an a lso limit LAN users throughput.
Step 1:Select LLAANN BBaanndd wwiidd tthh CCoonnttrroo ll SSeettuupp from the BBaa nndd wwiidd tthh CCoonnttrroo ll sub-
menu from the CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONNcom mand menu.
Step 2:Clic k the AAdd dd button to c rea te the b andwidth rule fo r LAN user.
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Step 3:Click the AAdddd button to create the rule for LAN users bandwidth
control.
Parameters Description
Rule Name You can set a name for the bandwidthc ont rol rule.
Committed Rate
(kbit)
Minimum b and width ra te of throughp ut.
NOTE:
The sum of the Committed Rate of all the
rules should not exceed the total rate
available.
Ceiling Rate (kb it) Cap pe d b and width rate of throughput.
Rule Type This defines whether the bandwid th c ont rol
rule works on downloads or uploads, and
whether it works by IP address or MAC
address.
IP/ MAC Add ress IP address or MAC address for the
bandwidth control rule, corresponding to
whethe r the Rule Type is defined by IP
address or MAC address.Step 4:Clic k the AAdd dd button.
Rep ea t Step s 1 to Step 3 to ad d new bandwidth rule.
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Perform Remote Management(Ava ilab le in Wireless Rout ing Client and Ga tewa y mo des)
You c an use the acc ess point web -ba sed interfac e from the Internet to
ma nag e your netwo rk remo tely.
Setup Remote Management
Step 1:Selec t RReemm oottee MMaa nnaa ggeemm eenntt from theCCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONN comma nd menu.
Step 2:To d isab le Rem ote Ma nagem ent , set RReemm oottee HHttttpp PPoorrtt to 0
To ena b le Remote Ma nage me nt, set RReemm oottee HHttttpp PPoorrtt to an unused port number. Itis rec om me nded tha t you avoid using port number 80 as it is b locked by som e ISPs.
In Gateway mode,RReemm oottee MMaa nnaa gg eemm eenntt is enabled with Port 88 and the Ethernetport bec om es a WAN po rt. To c ontinue using it, op en the we b ma nage r using the
WAN IP with Port 88.Example: For WAN IP 100.100.100.1 use http :/ / 100.100.100.1:88
NOTE
It is rec om me nded tha t the d efa ult passwo rd is rep lac ed with a new
passwo rd c hang ed period ic a lly to p revent unauthorized ac cess.
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Use Parallel Broadband(Availab le in Gatew ay mod e)
Parallel Broadband provides scalable Internet bandwidth with Load
Ba lanc ing and Fa il-Over Red unda nc y.
Loa d Balanc ing is provide d b y ba lanc ing the agg regate ba ndw idth o f
multiple broadband connections across the traffic demands of your
private network. With Parallel Broadband, if a particular broadband
connection fails, the access point will use the remaining functional
b roa dba nd c onnec tions, thus p roviding Fa il-Over Red unda ncy.
Implementing Parallel Broadband requires the installation of 2 or more
acc ess po ints in the netwo rk, ea c h c onnec ted to sep arate b roa db andInternet service account. As there is no restriction to the type of
broad ba nd Internet they a re c onnec ted to, be it c ab le o r ADSL, you
may thus have one access point connected to cable Internet, and
another to a n ADSL line. The a c cess points have to b e o perat ing in
Ga tewa y mode w ith Para llel Broa dband and set to the same ESSID.
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Enable Parallel Broadband
Begin by verifying that every access point in the network is properlyc onfigured to c onnec t to its individua l broad ba nd Internet a c c ount.
Sec ond ly ensure tha t e ither: ea c h ac cess point is c onnec ted to a n Ethernet po rt in the netwo rk
OR the a c c ess points a re w ired to eac h othe r.Then a ll the ac cess points has to have the DHCP server, follow ed by theParallel Broadband feature, enabled through the web-basedconfiguration. Please note that all the access points need to beinterconnected.
Step 1:Select Parallel Broadba nd from the CONFIGURATION com mand menu.
Step 2:Select Enable and click the Applybutton.
Step 3:Rep ea t Step 1 and Step 2 for the rest o fthe ac c ess points.
New users will then be assigned to theaccess point with the smallest load,
ensuring that each access point hasapproximately the same number ofusers.
Important:
Implementing Parallel Broadband is redundant if
the re is only 1 ac cess point.
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Setup Email NotificationThis fea ture no tifies you b y em ail if the re is a c hange in the WAN IP
address tha t was supp lied to you.
Step 1:Selec t WWAANN PPPPPPooEE SSeettuupp or WWAANNPPPPTTPP SSeettuupp from theCCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONN comma nd menu.
Step 2:Click on the EEmm aa iill NNoottiiffiicc aa ttiioonnbutton.
Step 3:Selec t to EEnnaa bb llee Ema il Notific a tion and enter the follow ing deta ils:
Email ad dress of Rec eive r:Ema il add ress of the rec eiver to who m the message wo uld be sent.
IP address of Email Server:IP address of the SMTP server through w hich the message will be sent.It is rec ommend ed tha t you use your ISPs SMTP server.
User Name:User Name for the spec ified em ail ac c ount.This is nec essary if authentica tion is req uired .
Password:Pass wo rd for the spec ified email ac count.This is nec essary if authentica tion is req uired .
Email address of Sender:Ema il add ress to be d isp layed as the send er.
Step 4:Spec ify whether the SMTP server NNeeeeddss AAuutthheennttiicc aa ttiioonn or not by setting the
c hec kbox ac c ordingly. By defa ult it is not selec ted .
Step 5:Clic k on the AApp pp llyy button.
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Using Static Address Translation(Ava ilab le in Wireless Rout ing Client and Ga tewa y mo des)
If yo
