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    W ireless 150N O utdoor Range Extender / Access Point User Manu al Model 525497 INT - 525497 - UM - 1013 - 01[...]

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    2 Table of Conte nts 1. Terminology .............................................................................................................. 5 2. Introduction .............................................................................................................. 7 2.1 Package Content ....................................................[...]

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    3 4.3.5.2 Port Forwarding ..................................................................... 65 4.3.5.3 DMZ ........................................................................................ 67 4.3.5.4 System Security ...................................................................... 68 4.3.5.5 Content Filtering .......................[...]

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    4 5.17 What is 802.1x Authentication? ................................................................ 80 5.18 What is Temporal Key Integrity Protocol (TKIP)? ................................ 81 5.19 What is Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)? ................................... 81 5.20 What is Inter-Access Point Protocol (IAPP)? ..................[...]

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    5 1. Terminology 3DES Triple Data Encryp tion Sta ndard AES Advance d Encr yption Stan dard ANSI America n Nati onal Standa rds I nstit ute AP Access Point CCK Complement ary Code Keying CSMA/CA Carrier Sense Multiple Access/C ollision Av oidance CSMA/CD Carrier Sense Multipl e Acces s/Colli sion De tecti on DDNS Dynamic Domain Name Se rver DH Diff[...]

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    6 TKIP Temporal Key Integri ty Proto col UP n P Univer sal P lug a nd Pla y VPN Virtu al Pr ivate Networ k WDS Wire les s Di str ibu tio n Sy ste m WEP Wire d Eq uiv alen t P riv acy WLAN Wire les s Lo cal Are a Ne twor k WPA Wi - Fi Prot ected Access[...]

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    7 2. Introduction Th is Intellinet Netw ork Solutions Wirel es s 1 50N Ou tdo or Ra nge Ex te nde r / Acc ess P oin t (AP) serves multiple purposes — an a ccess p oint for y our w ireless n etwork suppo rting wire less br idge for poi nt - to - point connecti ons or WDS setups, an integrat ed antenna f or long ran ge transm ission s — a nd brin[...]

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    8 2. 3 Rear P anel De scription LED Indicat or State Descri ption ON The WLAN Broadband Router i s p owered ON. 1. PWR LED O f f The WLAN Broadband Router i s powered Off. ON Wire les s Ra dio O n . Off Wire les s Ra dio Off . 2. WLAN LED Flashing Data is t ransmit ting or r eceivi ng on the wirel ess. ON Port lin ked. Off No li nk. 3. WAN L ED Fla[...]

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    9 2.3 Front Panel Desc ript ion Interfaces Descri ption SMA connector For an external antenna. You can use the SMA connector to connect with a n external 2.4 Ghz ant enna. Secondary (m iddle) The RJ 45 sockets allow LAN connection thr ough Category 5 cables. Support s auto - sensing on 10/1 00M sp eed and ha lf/ full duple x; compl ie s with IEEE 8[...]

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    10 3. Hardware Installat ion 3.1 Appearance and Interface Introduction Note: The p roduct image s are for refer ence o nly; refer to the actua l product. 1. LED Panel 2. Wat erpr oof s liding cover 3. Passt h rough for Ethernet cable 4. Push thi s button to remove the upper housi ng[...]

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    11 5. Pole Mount 6. Wal l Mount 7. Secondary port with P oE 8. Main port 9. SMA connector for external anten na 10. Reset button[...]

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    12 3.2 Hardware Installation Steps Step 1: Push the button o n the side t o remove upper housing. Step 2: Pass Ether net cable through the hole; ins ert the cable into the s econdary port. Note: RJ - 45 8P8C Ethernet cable is required.[...]

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    13 Step 3: Instal l the upper housi ng and make sure the housing is well installed. Step 4: Complet e the hardware insta llati on as shown below . Install P o E Injector DC: In sert adapt er Po E: This jack is linked to the s econdary port of the AP wit h RJ 45. LAN: This jack is linked to the LAN side of a PC/ h ub or router/ADSL modem de vice wit[...]

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    14 4. Software Configurati on There are W eb - based management and configuration funct ions allowing you to use this devi ce more easily. The AP is delivered with th e followin g factory d efault param eters on th e Ethernet L AN in terfaces. Defaul t IP a ddress: 192.138.2.1 Defaul t IP subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 W eb log in u ser n ame: admin W [...]

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    15 4.1 Prepare your PC to confi gure the WLAN Broadband Router For Windows 200 0/ XP: 1. Click the Start button and select Setti ngs, then cli ck Control Panel . The Control Panel window will appear. 2. D ouble - click the right mous e button on the Network and Dial - up Connections icon. D ouble - click the Local Area Conne ction icon. The Local A[...]

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    16 4.2 Connect to the AP Open a W eb browser — i.e. , Microso ft Internet Ex plorer 6.1 S P1 or abo ve — then ente r 192.168.2.1 i n the URL field to connect th e WLA N Broa dband R outer. 4.3 Ma nagement and configuration o f the AP 4.3.1 Wizard Th e setup wizard will be changed when you select diffe rent operatio n mode s. 4.3.1.1 Bridge Mode[...]

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    17 Step 2: C onfigure Wireless Settings There are four options (D isable, Open - W EP, Shar ed - WEP, WPA - PSK/WPA 2 - PSK) for the wir eless security connection. Item Descri ption Network Band Click to sel ect a wirel ess band from pull - down menu. Network Mode Click to sel ect a wi reles s mode from pull - down menu. Frequency (Chann el) Select[...]

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    18 OPEN WEP SHARED WEP[...]

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    19 WPA - PSK WPA2 - PSK When you finish t hese settings, click Apply to save. Choose e ither Client or WDS, then click Ne xt to go to S tep 3.[...]

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    20 Step 3: a. Configure AP Client Mode Sett ings b. Configure WDS Mode Settings[...]

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    21 4.3.1.2 Gateway Mode This mode is for home networking. The Setup Wizard will guide you to configure the device to connect to your ISP (Internet Service Provider). Step 1: C onfigure LAN I P addres s sett ings[...]

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    22 Step 2 : C onfigure the I nternet connect ion Click Next to go to the next step for Internet connection sett ings. There are five options ( DHCP, Static Mode, PPP OE, L2TP, PP TP) for Int ern et conn ecti on on the WAN port. a. DHCP (Auto Configure) If you select the DHCP option, click N ext to jump to S tep 3.[...]

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    23 b. Static Mode (fixed IP) If you select Static Mode (fi xed IP) , fill in these fields . Item Descri ption IP Address Fill in the IP a ddress for the WAN in ter face . Subnet Mask Fill in the subnet mask for the WAN int erf ace . De fault Gateway Fill in the defaul t gateway f or WAN interface out going data packets. Primary DNS Server Fill in t[...]

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    24 c. PPPOE (ADSL) If you select PPPOE , fill in these field s . Item Descri ption User Na me If you select the PPP oE support on the WAN inte rfa ce, fi l l in the user name to log in to the PPPoE server. Password If you se lect the P PPoE su pport on the WAN i nter fac e, fil l in the pas swor d t o log in to the PPPoE server. Verify Pass word Fi[...]

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    25 d. L2TP If you select L2TP , f ill in these field s . Item Descri ption L2TP Server IP Address Allows you to make a tunne l with a remote site dire ctly to secure the data trans mission among the connection. You can use embed ded L2 TP client suppo rted by this device to make a VPN co nnecti on. If yo u sel ect the L 2TP su pport on WAN inter fa[...]

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    26 e. PPTP If you select PPTP , fill in t hese fields . Item Descri ption PPTP Server I P Address Allo w s you to make a tun nel with a rem ote site directly to secure the data transmissio n among the conne ction. You can use em bedded PPTP c lient supported by this device to make a VP N conn ection. If yo u select the P PTP support on the WAN in t[...]

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    27 Step 3 : C onfigure Wireless Settings There are three options (Disable, WEP, WPA - PSK/WPA2 - PSK) for the Wire les s s ecur ity co nnec tio n. Item Descri ption Network Band Click to sel ect wi reless band from pull - down menu. Ne twork Mo de Click to sel ect wi reless mode fr om pull - down menu. Frequency (Chann el) Select t he wireless comm[...]

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    28 OPEN WEP SHARED WEP[...]

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    29 WPA - PSK WPA2 - PSK When you finish t hese settings, click Ap ply to save. Choose e ither Client or WDS, then click Ne xt to go to S tep 3.[...]

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    30 4.3.1.3 WISP Mod e This mode is for home networking. The Setup Wizard will guide you to configure the device to connect to your ISP (Internet Service Provider). Step 1: C onfigure LAN I P address s ettings[...]

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    31 Step 2 : C onfigure Internet connection Click Next to go to the Internet conn ection setting s. There are five option s (DHC P, Static M ode, PPPOE, L2TP, PPTP) f or Interne t connecti on on the WAN port. a. DHCP (Auto Configure) If you s elect DHCP option, click Next to jump to S tep 3.[...]

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    32 b. Static Mode (fixed IP) If you select Static Mode (fi xed IP) , fill in these fields . Item Descri ption IP Address Fill in the IP a ddress for the WAN in ter face . Subnet Mask Fill in the subnet mask f or the WAN int erf ace. Defaul t Gat eway Fill in the defaul t gateway f or WAN interface out going data packets. Primary DNS Server Fill in [...]

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    33 c. PPPOE (ADSL) If you select PPPOE , f ill in th ese fields . Item Descri ption User Na me If you select the PPP oE support on W AN interfac e, fi ll in the user nam e to log in to the PPP oE serve r. Password If you select the PPP oE support on W AN interfac e, fill in the password to log in to the PPP oE server. Verify Pass word Fill in the p[...]

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    34 d. L2TP If you select L2TP , f ill in these field s . Item Descri ption L2TP Server IP Address Allows you to make a tunne l with remo te site directly to secure the data transm ission among the connection. You can use embed ded L2T P client sup ported by this device to make a VPN co nnecti on. If yo u sel ect the L 2TP su pport on WAN inter face[...]

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    35 e. PPTP If you select PPTP , f ill in the se fields . Item Descri ption PPTP Server IP Address Allows you to make a tunne l with remo te site directly to secure the data transmissio n among the conne ction. You can use embedded PPTP client supported by this device to make a VP N conn ection. If yo u select the P PTP support on the WAN in ter fac[...]

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    36 Step 3 : C onfigure Wireless Settings There are five option s (Disable, OPENWEP , WPA - PSK WPA2 - PSK ) for the Wirele ss sec uri ty connection. Item Descri ption Network Band Click to sel ect wi reless band from pull - down menu. Network Mode Click to sel ect wi reless mode fr om pull - down menu. Frequency (Chann el) Select t he wireless comm[...]

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    37 O PEN WEP When you finish t hese settings, click Next to jump to Step 4 . SHARED WEP When you finish t hese settings, click Next to jump to Step 4 .[...]

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    38 WPA - PSK W hen you finish these set tings, click Ne xt to jump to Step 4.[...]

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    39 WPA2 - PSK Item Descri ption Network Band Click to sel ect wi reless band from pull - down menu. Network Mode Click to select wireless mo de from p ull - down menu. Frequency (Chann el) Select t he wireless communication frequency/chan nel from pul l - down menu. Network Name ( SSID) It is the wireless network n ame. The SS ID can be 32 by tes l[...]

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    40 Step 4. Confi gure AP Client setting SCAN APs[...]

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    41 4.3.2 Operation Mode a. Bridge: Bridge mode allows all Ethernet and wireless interfaces to be bridged into a single bridg e interface. b. Gateway: Gateway mode allo ws the firs t Ethernet po rt to be treate d as a WAN port. T he Ethernet port and the wireless int erface are bridged together and are treated as LAN ports.[...]

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    42 c. Wireless ISP The Wir ele ss IS P mod e all ows t hat the wi rele ss i nterf ace i s tr eated as a WAN por t, and the Et hern et ports are LAN ports.[...]

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    43 4.3.3 Internet Settings 4.3.3.1 WAN a. STATIC Item Des cription IP Address Fill in the IP a ddress for the WAN in ter face . Subnet Mask Fill in the subnet mask for the WAN int erf ace . Defaul t Gat eway Fill in the defaul t gateway f or WAN interface out going data packets. Primary DNS Server Fill in the IP a ddress of Domain N ame Se rver 1. [...]

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    44 b. DHCP Item Descri ption Hostna me Fill in the host na me for the DHC P server. T he default v alue is em pty. MAC Cl one Us e the NIC M AC a ddress of th e PC on the LAN side as the MAC addr ess of the WAN i nter fac e.[...]

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    45 . PPPoE Item Descri ption User Na me If you select the PPP oE support on the W AN in terface, fill in th e user nam e to log in to the PPPoE server. Password If y ou select the P PPoE support on the W A N i n t e r f a c e , f i l l i n t h e p a s s w o r d t o log in to the PPPoE server. Verify Pass word Fill in the passwor d again for verific[...]

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    46 d. L2TP Item Descri ption Server IP Allows you to ma ke a tunnel with a rem ote site d irectly to se cure the data transmissi on among the connection s . You c a n u s e e m b e d d e d L 2 T P c l i e n t supported by this device to make a VP N conn ection. If you select the L2T P support on the W AN inte rface, fill in the IP address for it. U[...]

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    47 e. PPTP Item Descri ption Server IP Allows you t o m a k e a t u n n e l w i t h a remote site directly to secure the data transmissio n among the connection. You c a n u s e e m b e d d e d P P T P c l i e n t supported by this device to make a VP N conn ection. If you select the PPT P support on the W AN in terface, fill in the IP address for [...]

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    48 4.3.3.2 LAN Item Descri ption MAC Ad dres s Use t he NIC MA C addre ss of a PC on the LAN s ide as the M AC ad dress of t he WAN i nter fac e. IP Address Fill in the IP a ddress for the WA N interface . Subnet Mask Fill in the subnet mask for the WAN interface . DHCP Type Disabl e: Dis able the DHC P server o n LAN side. Server: Enable the DH CP[...]

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    49 4.3.3.3 VPN Passthrough Item Descri ption L2TP Passth rough Select enable or disable the L2TP pas s through fu nction from pull - down menu. IPSec Passthrou gh Select e nabl e or disable the IPSec pass through function f rom pull - dow n menu. PPTP Passthrough Select enable or disable the PPTP pass through func tion from pull - down menu.[...]

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    50 4.3.4 Wireless Settings 4.3.4.1 Basic Item Descri ption Wire les s On /Off Click Wirel ess OFF to turn off the wireles s RF r adio. Clic k Wir ele ss O N to turn on the wireless RF rad io. Antenna Swit ch Select In ternal ant enna or Ext ernal ante nna. The defa ult is Internal antenn a. Wire les s Mo de Click to sel ect a wi reles s mode from p[...]

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    51 connection between a wirel ess clien t and this device . BSSID Show the MAC address of the wireless interfac e. Frequency (Channel) Select t he wireless communication frequen cy/channel from the pull - down menu. Operat ing Mod e Select “Mixe d Mode” for 11b/ g/n mode or “Green Field ” for 11n mode . Channel Bandwidt h Select t he operat[...]

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    52 4.3.4.2 Advanced Item Descri ption Bea con Interval Beacons are t he pack ets se nt by the a ccess point to synchronize the wireless network. The beacon i nterval is t he time interva l between beacons sen t by this unit in AP or AP+WDS operation. The default and recommended beacon interval is 100 millisecon ds. Data Beacon Rate (DTM) This is th[...]

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    53 can be useful in areas where many client devices are associating with the device, or i n areas where the client s are far apart and can detect only the device and not each other. You can enter a set ting ranging from 0 to 2347 bytes. TX Power The de fault TX power is 100%. In cases where you’re sh ortening the distance and the coverage of the [...]

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    54 4.3.4.3 Security a. Disable If you set Security M ode to Disable , the wire less data trans mission w ill not inclu de encryption to prevent from unauthor ized access and monit oring.[...]

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    55 b. OPEN - WEP / / SHARE D - WEP If you set Security M ode to OPEN - WEP o r S HARED - WEP , fill in the related configura tions a s below. Item Descri ption Defaul t Key Specify a Key number. WEP Ke y s (1 - 4) When you sel ect WEP AUTO, input 5, 13 (A SCII), 10 o r 26 ( hexadecimal ) characters for WEP Key.[...]

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    56 c. WPA - PSK/WPA2PSK If you set Security M ode to “ WPAPSK or WPA2 - PSK ,” fill in th e related configurations a s be low. Item Descri ption WPA Ci phe r S uite Select TKIP , AE S or TKIPAES for WPA algorithm s.[...]

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    57 Pre - Shared Key F ill in a pass phrase like “ test wpa 1 23” or a h exadecim al string like “65E4 E123 456 E1 .” Key Ren ewal Interval F ill in a num ber for G roup Ke y Renew al interval tim e. d. WPA - RADIUS /WPA2 - RADIUS[...]

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    58 Item Descri ption WPA Ci phe r S uit e Select TKIP or AES for WPA algorithm s. Key Ren ewal Interval F ill in a num ber for G roup Ke y Renew al interval tim e. IP Address Enter t he RADIUS Serve r’s IP Add ress prov ided by your ISP. Port Ent er the RADIUS Server’s port number provided by your ISP. (The Default is 1812.) Shared Secret Enter[...]

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    59 e. 802.1X Item Descri ption WEP Select Dis able d or Enable d f or WEP . IP Addre ss Enter t he RADIUS Serve r’s IP Add ress prov ided by your ISP. Port Enter t he RADIUS Serve r’s port number pr ovided by your ISP. (The Def ault i s 1812.) Shared Secret Enter t he password share d with the RA DIUS S erver. Session Timeout Session ti meout i[...]

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    60 f. Acce ss Policy Item Descri ption Policy Select Disa bled, Allo w or Rejec t from the drop - down menu to choose a wirel ess a ccess contr ol mode . Thi s is a se curit y cont rol functi on; only those clients registered i n the access control list can link to this WLAN device . Add a stat ion MAC Fill in the MAC address of a client to registe[...]

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    61 4.3.4.4 Site Survey You c an configure AP C lient param eters here.[...]

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    62 4.3.4.5 WPS Item Descri ption WPS Select to Enable or Disable the Wi - F i Protec ted Setup f unction. T hen click Apply for it to take effe ct. WPS S ummar y After enabl ing t he WPS funct ion, if t here is c onnect ion t he WPS Summary wi ll show related information and status. AP PIN This shows the AP’s PIN (Personal Id entification Number)[...]

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    63 4.3.5 Firewall 4.3.5.1 MAC/IP/Port Filtering Item Descri ption MAC/I P/Por t Filteri ng Select to Enabl e or Disable the M AC/IP /Port Filte ring fu nction. Item Descri ption Source MAC address Fill in the MAC address of the source NIC to restrict data tr ansmission . Dest IP Addr ess Fill in the IP a ddress of the destination to restrict da ta [...]

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    64 Comment Make a co mment fo r t he fil teri ng pol icy. Item Descri ption □ Make a m ark for the next action. Delet e Sel ected Click Delete Sele cted to delete all that you selected. Reset Click Reset to clear selected item s.[...]

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    65 4.3.5.2 Port Forwarding Item Descri ption Port Forwardi ng Select to Enable or Disabl e the Po rt Forwar ding functio n. IP Address To forward data packets coming from the W AN to a speci fic IP addr ess h ost ed in the local netw ork beh ind the NA T firew all, fill in the IP ad dress. Port Range To forward data packets coming from the WA N to [...]

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    66 Item Descri ption Virtu al Se rver Select to Enable or Disable the Virtual Serv er function . IP Address To for ward da ta p ackets coming from the WA N to a specifi c IP addres s hosted in the local ne twork be hind the N AT firew all, fill in the IP address. Public Port To forward data packets coming from the W AN to a specif ic IP ad dress h [...]

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    67 4.3.5.3 DMZ Item Descri ption DMZ Sett ings Enable or Disable the DMZ func tion. DMZ IP Ad dress To support DMZ in your firewal l desig n, fi ll in the IP address of the DMZ host that can be a ccess ed from the WA N interfac e.[...]

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    68 4.3.5.4 System Security Item Descri ption Remote manageme nt Select to Deny or All ow the remote manage ment fun ction. Ping fro m WAN Filter Select Di sable or Enab le to allow pinging from the WAN. SPI Firewall Select to Disab le or Enable the SPI firewall func tion.[...]

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    69 4.3.5.5 Content Filtering Item Descri ption Keyword Enter t he name of the websi te you wish to filter . Add Click to sav e the keyword( s) . Delet e Cli ck Del ete to delete all that you s elected. Reset Click Reset to clear selected item s.[...]

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    70 4.3.6 Administration 4.3.6.1 Management Item Descri ption Username Fill in the user name for web management login control. Password Fill in the passwor d for w eb management login control. Current Time It shows the current tim e. Time Zone Select t he time zone in your c ountry from the pull - down menu. NTP Ser ver Fill in the NTP serv er IP ad[...]

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    71 Item Descri ption Dynamic DNS Provider Select t he DDNS pr ovider you regis tered with from the drop - down menu . Account Fill in the account of the DDNS yo u reg ister ed with. Password Fill in the passwor d of the DDNS you regi stered . DDNS Fill in the domain name that you register ed.[...]

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    72 4.3.6.2 QoS Item Descri ption Uplink Speed Input the u plink m aximum upload spe ed . Downlin k Spee d Input the downlink m axim um upload speed . Local IP Address Enter th e local IP address . Uplink Bandwi dth Enter the limit upload bandwidth . Downlin k Bandwidt h Enter t he limit downlink band width .[...]

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    73 4.3.6.3 Upload Firmware Item Descri ption Location Click the Brows e button to select the new firmware image file on the P C. Then click the Apply button to up grade the firmware. 4.3.6.4 Settings Management Item Descri ption Export But ton Click Export to export the curren t configura tion to your PC. Settings file location Click Browse to sele[...]

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    74 4.3.6.5 Status This page shows the current status and some basic se ttings of the device, inc luding syste m info, Internet c onfigurations and l ocal n etwork info .[...]

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    75 4.3.6.6 System Log This page is use d to vi ew system logs . Item Descri ption Refresh Click the Ref resh button to refresh t he log shown on the screen. Clear Click the Clea r button to clear the log displayed on the screen.[...]

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    76 5. FREQUENTLY ASK ED QUESTION S (FAQ) 5.1 What are (and how d o I find ) my PC’s IP an d MAC add ress es ? IP address is the identifier fo r a computer or de vice on a TCP/IP network. Netw orks using the TCP/IP protocol route messages based on the IP address of t he destination. The format of an IP address is a 32 - bit numeric address written[...]

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    77 5.4 How does wireless net working work? The 802.11 standar d define s two modes: inf rastructure m ode and ad hoc m ode. In infra structure m ode, the wireless network c onsists of at le ast one acc ess point co nnected to the wired n etwork in frastructure and a set o f wireless end stations. This configuration is called a Basic Service Set (BS[...]

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    78 5.5 What is BSSID? A six - byte address is t hat distinguis h es a particular a ccess poin t from others. A lso know n simply as SSID. Serve s as a network ID or name. 5.6 What is ESSID? The Extend ed Servic e Set ID (ESSID) is the name of the network y ou want t o access. It i s used to identify diffe rent wirele ss network s. 5.7 What are pot [...]

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    79 5.10 What is Fragment Threshold? This protocol uses the fr ame fragmentation mechanism def ined in IEEE 802.11 t o achieve parall el transmissio ns. A large data frame is fragmen ted into sev eral fragm ents , each of a s ize equal to the fragment threshold. By tuning the fragmen t threshold value, we can get varying fragment sizes. The determin[...]

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    80 5.13 What is Preamble Type? There are two pre amble types defined in IEEE 802.11 spe cificat ion s . A long preamble basically g ives the decode r more tim e to proces s the pream ble. All 80 2.11 devic es support a long pream ble. The short preamble is desi gn ed to improve efficiency (for example, for VoIP systems). The difference between the [...]

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    81 5.18 What is Temporal Key Integr ity Protocol (TKIP)? The Temporal Key Inte grity Pr otocol, pronounced tee - kip, is part of the IEE E 802.11 i encryption standard for wireless LANs. TKIP is the next generation of W EP, the Wired Equivalency Protoco l, which is us ed t o secu re 80 2.11 wi rele ss LANs. TKIP provi des pe r - packet key mixing, [...]

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