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WIRELESS 150N PORTABLE 3G ROUTER USER MANUAL MODEL 524803 INT- 524803 - UM - 1009 -0 2.
Fed eral Com m unic atio ns Com mi ssio n Inte rfere nce Sta tem ent FCC Pa rt 15 This equipm ent has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Cla ss B digi tal device , pursua nt to Par t 15 of FCC Rules. These li mits are d esigned to provid e reaso nable pro tection a gainst harmful interferen ce in a r esidentia l installat ion.
cause h armful in terferenc e; and (2 ) This device m ust acce pt any interfere nce rece ived, inc luding int erferenc e that ma y cause undesir ed opera tion. Any cha nges or modifi cations n ot expre ssly appr oved by the party respons ible for c omplianc e could void the a uthority to operat e the equipm ent.
R&T TE Com pli anc e St atem en t This equ ipment c omplies with all the re quiremen ts of Dire ctive 1999/5/E C of the Europea n Parliam ent and t he Counc il of Marc h 9, 1999, on radio eq uipmen t and tele commun ication te rminal equipm ent and th e mutua l recogni tion of the ir confor mity (R& TTE) .
T able of Contents CHAPT ER I: PRODUCT INFORM A T ION 1-1 Intro duction ................................................................ .......... 1 1-2 Safe ty Inform ation ................................................................ .. 2 1-3 Sys tem Req uiremen ts .
2-5-6 S etup Pro cedure fo r L2TP ................................ ................ 5 1 2-5-7 S etup Pro cedure fo r T e lstra B ig Pond .............................. 53 2-5-8 S etup Pro cedure fo r DNS ................................ ..............
3-3-4 D emilitariz ed Zone (DMZ) ................................ ............... 1 08 3-4 F ailO ver ................................ ................................ ............. 11 0 3-5 Sys tem Stat us ............................................
1 Chapter I: Produ ct Inform ation 1 - 1 I n t r o d u c t i o n a n d S a f e t y I n f o r m a t i o n Thank y ou for pu rchasing this INTELLIN ET NETWORK SOLUT IONS TM Wireles s 15 0N P ortable 3G Route r , Model 524 803 . This hig h-speed wireles s 3G bro adband r outer su pports bo th UMTS/ HSDP A and EVDO networks.
2 1 - 2 S a f e t y I n f o r m a t i o n T o maintain th e safety of users and prop erty , follow the se safet y instructi ons: 1. T his dev ice is d esigned for indoo r use only; DO NOT place th is device outdoor s. 2. DO NOT put this device in or near hot or hu mid plac es, li ke a kitchen or bathro om.
3 1 - 3 S y s t e m R e q u i r e m e n t s • Internet c onnectio n, provid ed by xD SL o r cable m odem o r 3G / 3.5 modem . • Comput er or netw ork dev ices with wired or wireless network interface c ard. • Web browser ( Firefox, Microso ft Intern et Explo rer 4.
4 1 - 5 C o n n e c t i o n s a n d I n d i c a t o r s LED S LED Nam e Light Sta tus Descripti on Green O n Router is switched on and co rrectly powered or the ba ttery is cha rged complete ly . Orange On The batte ry is charging. Orange Flashing Battery p ower is n ot enoug h , only 3 0 minutes remains.
5 Off W ireles s network is switch ed off. WL AN Flashing W ireles s LAN ac tivity (tran sferring o r receiving data). On W ireles s WPS function is enabled. W PS Off W ireles s WPS function is not en abled or the conn ection is s uccessfu lly . On ETHERN ET port is conne cted.
6 WPS Start WPS functio n or res et the rou ter to facto ry defaul t settings ( clear all sett ings). Pre ss this but ton and h old for over 10 seconds to restore a ll settings t o factory defaults, or press this button fo r less th an 5 seco nds to star t WPS function .
7 3. On the left side panel, se t the On/O ff switch to On. C AUTION : Always switch the rou ter off be fore removing the batt ery , and only use the b attery an d power adapter or car ch arger in cluded w ith the route r , as other typ es could be dang erous an d damag e the router .
8 Chapter II: System and N etwork S etup 2 - 1 N e t w o r k C o n n e c t i o n s If neede d, visit www .intelline t-netwo rk.com for a com plete lis t of compat ible 3G U SB mod ems. 1. Conn ect your 3 G / 3.5G USB mo dem to t he USB port on th e top panel of the ro uter .
9 address , or if you ’re unsure, follow the instruct ions below to configur e your co mputer to use a dynam ic IP address: If the ope rating sy stem of y our com puter is Window s 95/98/M e - go to.
10 2. Select “Obtain an IP addres s from a D HCP server” and then click “ OK. ”.
11 2 - 2 - 2 W i n d o w s 2 0 0 0 I P A d d r e s s S e t u p 1. Click Start (at the low er-left co rner of y our de sktop), then clic k C ontrol P anel. Do uble-c lick the N etwork and Di al - up Connec tions ic on; click Local Area Connec tion; th e Local Area Co nnection Proper ties w indow w ill appea r .
12 2. Select “ Obtain a n IP address au tomatica lly” a nd “Obta in DNS server a ddress a utomatic ally ,” then click “ OK. ”.
13 2 - 2 - 3 W i n d o w s X P I P A d d r e s s S e t u p 1. Click Start (at the low er-left co rner of y our de sktop), then clic k C ontrol P anel. D ouble-c lick the N etwork and Inte rnet Connec tions ic on, click Networ k Conne ctions, then double- click Lo cal A rea Conn ection ; the Lo cal A rea Connec tion Stat us win dow will a ppear .
14 2. Selec t “Obtain an IP address automati cally ” and “O btain DN S server a ddress a utomatic ally ,” then click “ OK. ”.
15 2 - 2 - 4 W i n d o w s V i s t a I P A d d r e s s S e t u p 1. Click Start (at the low er-left co rner of y our de sktop), then clic k C ontrol P anel. C lick V iew Net work St atus and T ask s , and then click Ma nage Ne twork C onnectio ns. R ight-clic k Local Area Network , then s elect “P ropertie s.
16 2. Selec t “Obtain an IP address automati cally ” and “O btain DN S server a ddress a utomatic ally ,” then click “ OK. ”.
17 2 - 2 - 5 R o u t e r I P A d d r e s s L ookup After the IP address setu p is com plete, go to S tart, then Run a t the bottom -lower co rner of y our desk top: Input “c md,” the n click “ OK .
18 Input “ipco nfig,” then press <Ente r> . C heck the IP address followed by the default gatew ay (i n this examp le, the IP addre ss of the router is 192.1 68.2.1) . After yo ur compu ter obtai ns an IP address from the ro uter , start your Web brow ser and input the IP address of the ro uter in th e address bar .
19 Enter a user nam e and p assword in the ir respe ctive fie lds (de fault user na me is “a dmin ”; d efault pas sword is “ 1234”). Clic k “ OK ” band you can see the Web managem ent inte rface of th e ro uter .
20 2 - 3 U s i n g Q u i c k S e t u p Quick S etup lets you comple te all th e requir ed settin gs you n eed i n order to access the Intern et very quickl y . Click “Q uick Se tup” on t he left- hand nav igation p anel. The follo wing me ssage w ill be disp layed: 1.
21 Time Serv er Input the IP address / host na me of tim e serve r Addres s (2): here. Dayligh t If the cou ntry you live in uses Dayligh t Saving , Savings (3): check “Enable Function ” and c hoose th e duration of Day light Sa ving. After yo u finish the setti ngs, click “Next ” (4) .
22 2. Broad band T ype Choose the broa dband (I nternet c onnectio n) type y ou ’re using . There a re seven types of Internet c onnectio ns : 3G/3.5G - go to se ction 2 -3-1 Cable M odem - go to se.
23 3. Basic Setting s Below a re desc riptions of each option: Wireless M odule ( 1) : Click “Enabl e” to star t using th e wirele ss function of this rou ter , or select “Dis able” to close th e wireles s interfac e of this router . Band (2 ): Sele ct a b an d type from the drop -dow n list.
24 (maxim um 32 c haracte rs). SS ID is use d to identify y our own wireles s router f rom othe rs when th ere are other w ireless ro uters in the area. De fault SSI D is “I NTELLIN ET”; it ’ s recomm ended to chang e the default S SID name to one that is easily re cogniza ble, such as “my ho me,” “o ffice_roo m1,” et c.
25 4. Secu rity Settin gs Choose the En cryption type you ’re usi ng from t he drop -down list. There a re three types of Encrypt ion: WEP - go to sec tion 2- 7-3-2 WP A p re-share d key - go to se ction 2 -7-3-3 WP A R ADIUS - go to sec tion 2- 7-3-4 T o go back to a previous step, c lick “Ba ck” at the b ottom of the page.
26 Below a re desc riptions of each option: PIN Cod e (1): Enter a Pin Cod e for yo ur UMT S or HS DP A or EVDO connectio n . T his i s optiona l, and is only required if your s ervice pr ovider a sks you to do so. APN (2 ): Enter th e AP N code a ssigned by your Internet service provider here.
27 2 - 3 - 2 S e t u p P r o c e d u r e f o r C a b l e M o d e m Below a re desc riptions of each option: Host Na me (1): Enter the ho st name of your c ompute r T his is optional , and is o nly requ ired if yo ur servic e provide r asks y ou to do s o.
28 2 - 3 - 3 S e t u p P r o c e d u r e f o r F i x e d - I P x D S L Below a re desc riptions of the op tions: IP ad dress (1 ): E n ter the IP address assig ned by y our serv ice provide r . Subnet Mask ( 2): Enter the sub net mas k assign ed by yo ur service provider.
29 2 - 3 - 4 S e t u p P r o c e d u r e f o r P P P o E x D S L Below a re desc riptions of each option: User Na me (1): Enter the us er nam e assign ed by yo ur Interne t service provider here. Passw ord (2): Enter th e passw ord ass igned by your Inte rnet service provider here.
30 When y ou finish the se ttings, c lick “Ne xt” ( 7); to go back to a previou s menu, c lick “B ack.” 2 - 3 - 5 S e t u p P r o c e d u r e f o r P P T P x D S L PPTP xDSL require s two kin ds of set tings: W AN Interfac e Setting s (setup IP addre ss) and P PTP Setting s (PPTP user n ame and passwo rd).
31 W AN interfac e setting s must b e correc tly set; ot herwise, the Internet connecti on will fai l even if the PPTP settings a re corre ct. Contact your Inte rnet serv ice prov ider if yo u don ’t kno w how you should fill in thes e fields.
32 by the BEZEQ networ k in Israe l. Connec tion T ype (7): Selec t the conn ection ty pe of Inte rnet connec tion you w ant to use ( refer to the las t section for detaile d descri ptions ). Idle Time O ut (8): Enter the id le time o ut of th e Interne t connec tion you w ant to use ( refer to the las t section for detaile d descri ptions ).
33 should fill in thes e fields. Next, L2 TP Settings: Below a re desc riptions of each option: User Na me (1): Enter the us er nam e assign ed by yo ur Interne t service provider here. Passw ord (2): Enter th e passw ord ass igned by your Inte rnet service provider here.
34 2 - 3 - 7 S e t u p P r o c e d u r e f o r T e l s t r a B i g P o n d This set ting only w orks wh en you ’re us ing T elstra Big P ond ’ s network service in Australia. User Na me (1): E nter the user nam e assig ned by T e lstra. Passw ord (2): Enter t he passw ord ass igned by T elstr a.
35 Click “A pply ” to p repare to restart th e router , and you ’ll see th is messag e: W ait f or about 30 secon ds, th en click “ OK! ” Yo u’ll be back to the router m anagem ent interf ace, and the route r is read y with ne w settings .
36 2 - 4 B a s i c S e t u p In this ch apter , you’ ll know h ow to cha nge the time zon e, passw ord and rem ote man agemen t settings . Sta rt your Web bro wser an d log on to the r outer ’s We.
37 Below a re desc riptions of each option: Time Zone (1): S elect a ti me zone from t he drop -down l ist. Time Serv er Enter th e IP a ddress o r host na me of the tim e Addres s (2): server h ere. Dayligh t C heck the “E nable” box and set the Savings (3): duration of Day light Sa vi ng.
38 T o change the passw ord, clic k “Syste m” on th e left s ide of the W eb manage ment inte rface, th en click “Pas sword S ettings .” T he following messag e will be displaye d on you r Web bro wser: Below a re desc riptions of each option: Current Enter th e curren t passw ord here .
39 If you se e the followin g messa ge , the co ntent in the “C urrent Passwo rd” field is wrong . C lick “ OK ” to go ba ck to t he prev ious menu, a nd try to enter th e curre nt passw ord aga in.
40 then clic k “Rem ote Man agemen t.” The followin g messa ge will b e displaye d on you r Web brows er: Below a re desc riptions of each option: Host Addres s (1): Inp ut the IP address of the remote host fo r which y ou w ant to initiate m anagem ent acce ss.
41 NOTE: When you want to manage this router from another computer on the Internet, you need to input the IP address and port number of this router . If your Internet service provider assigns you a st.
42 2 - 5 S e t t i n g U p t h e I n t e r n e t C o n n e c t i o n ( W A N ) Internet connectio n setup can be d one by u sing Quic k Setup a s describ ed in Se ction 2 -3 . Howev er , you can also set up W AN connec tions up b y using the WAN configuratio n menu.
43 PPTP - go to sec tion 2- 5-5 L2TP - go to se ction 2 -5-6 T elstra Big Po nd - go to s ection 2 -5-7 DNS - go to sec tion 2- 5-8 DDNS - go to section 2 -5-9 2 - 5 - 1 S e t u p P r o c e d u r e f o r 3 G / 3 . 5 G Below a re desc riptions of each option: PIN Cod e (1): Enter th e Pin Co de for y our UM TS or H SDP A connec tion .
44 V erif y Passw ord (5): Enter th e passw ord aga in for con firmatio n. Service (6): Select y our car d type fr om the d rop-do wn menu. A T Dial Sc ript (7): Ente r the dia led num ber for your UM TS or HSDP A connectio n . T he d efault is * 99#.
45 2 - 5 - 2 S e t u p P r o c e d u r e f o r D y n a m i c I P Below a re desc riptions of each option: Host Na me (1): Enter the h ost nam e of your compute r . T his is optional , and is only req uired if y our serv ice provide r asks yo u to do s o.
46 Click “C ontinue ” to go b ack and continue with the route r setup, o r click “A pply” to reboot th e router s o the set tings will take effect .
47 messag e will be displaye d on you r Web brow ser: Click “C ontinue ” to go b ack and continue with the route r setup, o r click “A pply” to reboot th e router s o the set tings will take effect . (W ait fo r about 3 0 secon ds while the router is rebooting .
48 Passw ord (2): Enter th e passw ord ass igned by your Inte rnet service provider here. Service Name ( 3): En ter a nam e for t his Intern et servic e. (Th is is optional .) MTU ( 4): Enter th e MTU value o f your ne twork connec tion here. If you do n’t kn ow it, con tact your ISP .
49 Click “C ontinue ” to go b ack and continue with the route r setup procedu re, or cl ick “Ap ply” to re boot the router so the settin gs will take effect . (W ait for ab out 30 s econds while the route r is rebootin g.) If you wa nt to rese t all settin gs on this p age back to previ ously saved v alues, c lick “Ca ncel .
50 your Inte rnet serv ice prov ider if yo u do n’t know how you should fill in these fields. Next, P PTP Settings: Below a re desc riptions of each option: User Na me (1): Enter the us er nam e assign ed by yo ur Interne t service provider here. Passw ord (2): Enter th e passw ord ass igned by your Inte rnet service provider here.
51 T y pe (7): connec tion you w ant to use . (Refe r to sectio n 2-5-3 fo r detailed descrip tions. ) Idle Time O ut (8): Enter the idle time out of the Internet connec tion you w ant to use.
52 Below a re desc riptions of each option: User Na me (1): Enter the us er nam e assign ed by yo ur Interne t service provider here. Passw ord (2): Enter th e passw ord ass igned by your Inte rnet service provider here. L2TP Gatew ay (3): E nter the IP a ddress o f the PP TP g ateway assigne d by your Internet servic e provider here.
53 If you wa nt to rese t all settin gs on this p age back to previ ously saved v alues, c lick “Ca ncel .” 2 - 5 - 7 S e t u p P r o c e d u r e f o r T e l s t r a B i g P o n d Th ese set tings on ly work when yo u’re us ing T e lstra Big P ond ’ s network service in Australia.
54 Click “C ontinue ” to go b ack and continue with the route r setup procedu re, or cl ick “Ap ply” to re boot the router so the settin gs will take effect . (W ait for ab out 30 se conds w hile the route r is rebootin g.) If you wa nt to rese t all settin gs o n this pag e back to previou sly saved v alues, c lick “Ca ncel .
55 Below a re desc riptions of each option: Primar y DNS (1 ): Enter the IP addre ss of th e DNS server provide d by your service provider. Second ary DNS (2): En ter the IP address of an other DN S serve r provide d by your service provider ( this is optional ).
56 2 - 5 - 9 S e t u p P r o c e d u r e f o r D D N S DDNS ( Dynamic DNS) is an IP - to -hostn ame ma pping se rvice for those In ternet us ers who don’t have a s tatic (fixe d) IP address.
57 Accoun t / En ter acco unt or e -mail of DDNS registra tion. E-Mai l (4): Passwo rd / Key (5): En ter the D DNS se rvice pa ssword or key . After yo u finish the setti ngs, click “Appl y” (6) a.
58 2 - 6 Wir ed L AN Co nfig urat ion s Before a ll compu ters usin g wired E thernet connecti on s (i.e., th ose comput ers conn ect to this router ’s LAN ports 1 to 4 by E thernet cable) c an comm unicate with eac h other a nd acces s the Intern et, they each mu st have a valid IP addres s.
59 Click LA N on the left si de of the Web m anagem ent inter face. There are thre e setup g roups he re: “L AN IP ,” “DHCP Server” and “Static DHCP Leases T able .” 2 - 6 - 1 L A N I P Below a re desc riptions o f the optio ns: IP ad dress (1 ): Enter th e IP a ddress o f this rou ter .
60 2 - 6 - 2 D H C P S e r v e r These s ettings ar e only av ailable w hen “DHCP Serve r” in “LA N IP” is enab led . Belo w are de scription s of the o ptions : Lease Tim e (1): Choose a lea se time (the dura tion that every compu ter can ke ep a spe cific IP addre ss) of every IP address assig ned by th is router from the drop -down menu.
61 2 - 6 - 3 S t a t i c D H C P L e a s e s T a b l e This function allows you to assign a static IP address to a specific comput er foreve r , so you don ’t have to set th e IP address for a comput er , but can s till enjoy t he benef it of using DHCP server .
62 After yo u click “ Add ,” the MAC ad dress a nd IP address m apping will be a dded to the Sta tic DHC P Leases T a ble se ction. If you wa nt to dele te a spec ific item, check th e “Select.
63 2 - 7 Wir eles s L AN Con figu rat ions If your c omputer , PDA , game c onsole o r other n etwork d evice is equippe d with a wireless n etwork i nterface, you c an use th e wireless function of this ro uter to let them co nnect to th e Interne t and sha re resou rces with other co mputers with a wired L AN connec tion.
64 Click “C ontinue ” to go b ack and continu e with the route r setup procedu re, or cl ick “Ap ply” to re boot the router so the settin gs will take effect .
65 SSID (2 ): This is th e name of the wireles s router . Y ou can type any alphanu merical characte rs here (maxim um of 32 chara cters). ESSID is used to identify y our own wireles s router f rom othe rs when th ere are other w ireless ro uters in the same a rea.
66 it ’s recom mende d to cha nge defa ult ESSID name to one th at is me aningful to you, such a s “myhom e,” “off ice_room 1,” etc . Channe l Numbe r (3): S elect a c hannel f rom the drop -down lis t. Available chann el numb ers are 1 to 13 for Europe an countr ies; 1 t o 1 1 for th e U.
67 Click “C ontinue ” to go b ack and continue with the route r setup procedu re, or cl ick “Ap ply” to re boot the router so the settin gs will take effect . (W ait for ab out 30 se conds w hile the route r is rebootin g.) 2-7-2 Adva nced Wirele ss Setti ngs This router provides some advan ced control of wireless parameters .
68 Below a re descr iptions of the optio ns: Fragme nt Set the t hreshold of the wireles s radio. Thresho ld (1): Do n ot modif y the d efault v alue if yo u don ’ t know w hat it doe s ( default value is 2 346) . RTS Threshold (2): Se t the RTS thresh old of the wire less rad io.
69 your wi reless ro uter (set the option to “Di sable” ) so only those wh o know the ESS ID of you r wireles s router c an connect . CTS Pr otect (10) : Ena bling this setting w ill reduc e the cha nce of radio sig nal collis ions betw een 80 2.1 1 b and 802.
70 2-7-3 Wire less Sec urity It ’s very importan t to set wireless security settings properl y! If you don’t, hackers and malicious users can reach your networ k and valuable data with out your consent , ca using a serious security problem .
71 Below a re descr iptions of the optio ns: Key Len gth (2): There are two types of WEP key len gth: 64 -bit and 128 -bit. “ 128 -b it” is safe r than “ 64 -bit” but will redu ce som e data tra nsfer pe rforman ce. Key For mat (3): There are two types of k ey form at: AS CII and Hex.
72 key her e ; if you e nter mu ltiple WE P key s, they should all be diff erent. Enable 802.1x IEEE 80 2.1x is a n authen tication p rotocol. Authent ication (9 ): Every use r mus t use a v alid acco unt to log in to this wire less rou ter before access ing the wireles s LAN.
73 After yo u finish the WE P settings, click “Apply ” (10) and the following will be d isplayed on your Web brow ser: Click “C ontinue ” to go b ack and continue with the route r setup procedu re, or cl ick “Ap ply” to re boot the router so the settin gs will take effect .
74 Pre-sha red Select the ty pe of pre -shar ed key . Y ou Key For mat (3): can select Pas sphrase (8 or m ore alphanu merical characte rs, up to 63), or H ex (64 cha racters o f 0-9 an d a-f).
75 Below a re descr iptions of the optio ns: WP A Unicast Selec t a type o f WP A cipher suite. Cipher S uite (2): Options are “ WP A (TKIP),” “WP A2 (AES)” and “WP A2 Mixe d.” Y ou can select any one of them , but you have to m ake sur e your w ireless c lient support s the cip her you s elected.
76 2-7-4 Wire less A ccess C ontrol This fun ction will h elp you to preven t unauth orized us ers from connec ting to your wireles s router; only those wireles s devices who have the MA C addre ss you a ssigned here can gain acc ess to y our wireless router .
77 Enable Wireless T o e nforce M AC ad dress filte ring, check Access Control ( 4): “En able Wireles s Ac cess Co ntrol .” W hen this item is u nchecke d, the router w ill not en force MAC address filtering o f wireles s clients. MAC Addr ess (5): Input the MAC a ddress o f your w ireless d evices here .
78 2 - 7 - 5 W i - F i P r o t e c t e d S e t u p ( W P S ) Wi -Fi Protec ted Setu p (WPS ) is the simples t way to build a connec tion betwe en wirel ess netw ork clien ts and th is wireles s router .
79 Below a re descr iptions of the optio ns: Enable WPS (1) : C heck thi s box to e nable W PS func tion; unchec k it to disa ble WPS . Wi-Fi Pro tect ed WPS-rela ted syst em infor mation w ill be Set.
80 Configu re by Click “Star t PBC" t o start Pu sh Bu tton-styl e Push B utton (4): W PS s etup proc edure. T his wirel ess route r will wait for WPS req uests fro m w ireless c lients for 2 minut es. The W LAN LE D on the wireless router will be lit for 2 minutes when this wireless router is waiting f or incom ing WPS reques ts.
81 Chapter III Advanced Fu nctions 3 - 1 Q u a l i t y o f S e r v i c e ( Q o S ) Quality o f service provide s an efficient way for com puters o n the network to share the In ternet ba ndwidth w ith a p romise d quality of Internet service.
82 Enable QoS (1) : Check this box to enable the Q oS func tion; de -select t his box if you d on’t wan t to enf orce QoS ba ndwidth l imitation s. T otal D ownloa d Y ou ca n set the limit of to tal down load Bandw idth (2): b andwid th in kbi ts. T o d isable the dow nload bandwi dth limita tion, e nter “0” here.
83 selected by click ing this b utton. Move Down ( 10): Y o u can lower th e priority of the QoS ru le you selected by click ing this b utton. After yo u finish the setti ngs, click “Appl y” (1 1).
84 Below a re descr iptions of the optio ns: Rule Na me (a): Enter a nam e for th is QoS rule (up t o 15 alphanu merical characte rs). Bandw idth (b): S et the ba ndwidth limitation of t his QoS rule.
85 Remote IP Specify the remote ( destinati on) IP addres s Addres s: (e): that will be affecte d by this rule. Input th e starting IP add ress in t he left fiel d and input th e end IP addre ss in the right field to define a range o f IP ad dresses , or just in put the IP address in the lef t field to d efine a si ngle IP address .
86 3 - 2 N e t w o r k Addres s T rans lati on ( NA T) Network address translat ions solv e the proble m of sha ring a sin gle IP a ddress on multiple computers .
87 Click “C ontinue ” to go b ack and continue with the route r setup procedu re, or cl ick “Ap ply” to re boot the router so the settin gs will take effect .
88 Below a re descr iptions of the o ptions: Enable Port Check this box to e nable po rt mappin g; Forwar ding (1): unchec k this bo x to disab le port m apping. Private IP (2) : Input the IP ad dress of the com puter on the local ne twork th at provi des Inte rnet serv ice.
89 Reset (1 2): Unselect all mappin gs. After yo u finish the setti ngs, click “Appl y” (13) a nd the fo llowing messag e will be displaye d on you r Web brow ser: Click “C ontinue ” to go b ack and continue with the route r setup procedu re, or cl ick “Ap ply” to re boot the router so the settin gs will take effect .
90 Below a re descr iptions of the optio ns: Enable Virtual Ch eck this box to e nable the virtu al server ; Server (1): uncheck th is box to disable it .
91 Reset (9 ): Remov e all ent ered va lues. Virtual Server All ex isting virt ual serve r mapp ings will be T able (10): d isplayed here. Delete ( 1 1 ) : Select a virtual server m apping by clickin g the “Select ” box of th e mapp ing, then click “Delete Selecte d” to rem ove the mapping .
92 3 - 2 - 4 P o r t M a p p i n g f o r S p e c i a l A p p l i c a t i o n s Some a pplication s requir e more th an one con nection a time; these applicat ions wo n’t work with sim ple NA T ru les. In or der to m ake these ap plication s work, y ou can u se t his functi on.
93 Popula r This section l ists the m ore pop ular applicatio ns Applica tions (7): t hat requi re multip le co nnection s. Select an applicat ion from the “P opular Applic ations” section and click “Add” to save th e setting to “Curren t T r igger-Port T a ble.
94 Click “C ontinue ” to go b ack and continue with the route r setup procedu re, or cl ick “Ap ply” to re boot the router so the settin gs will take effect . (W ait for ab out 30 se conds w hile the route r reboot s. ) If you wa nt to rese t all settin gs on this p age back to previ ously saved v alues, c lick “Ca ncel .
95 Click “C ontinue ” to go b ack and continue with the route r setup procedu re, or cl ick “Ap ply” to re boot the router so the settin gs will take effect . (W ait for ab out 30 se conds w hile the route r reboot s. ) If you wa nt to rese t all settin gs on this p age bac k to prev iously saved v alues, c lick “Ca ncel .
96 There a re many applicatio ns listed here. Chec k the box of the special support fo r applica tions yo u need, then click “A pply .” T he following messag e will be displaye d on you r Web bro .
97 3 - 3 F irew all In additio n to N A T , this route r provi des firew all functio ns to block maliciou s intrude rs from a ccessin g your c omputer s on your lo cal network . These functions include inbound attack pr evention and blocking of outb ound tra ffic, such as b locking URLs th at have pre-defi ned keyw ords.
98 3 - 3 - 1 A c c e s s C o n t r o l This fun ction allow s or den ies com puters w ith speci fic MAC address es access to the network ; it can a lso allow or deny comput ers with a specific IP address, prot ocol or p ort. Click “F irewall” on the le ft side of the Web man agemen t interfac e, then clic k “Acce ss Cont rol .
99 “aa:bb:c c:dd:ee:ff ,” just in put “ aabb cc ddeeff .” Compu ter Nam e (3): P ull dow n the me nu and a ll the com puters connec ted to the router w ill be liste d here. Y ou can selec t the comp uter name without c hecking the IP addres s of the c ompute r .
100 the netw ork; if yo u select “A llow ,” only IP address es listed in the filterin g table will be able to conne ct to the n etwork, and all oth er netw ork devices will be r ejected . IP Fil tering All existing IP a ddresse s in the fi ltering tab le will T able (12): be lis ted here .
101 3 - 3 - 1 - 1 A d d P C After thi s button is clicked , the follo wing me ssage w ill be disp layed on your Web browser: Below a re descr iptions of the optio ns: Client P C Enter any text to descr ibe this IP address. (U p Descrip tion (a): to 16 alp hanum erical characte rs.
102 Client P C IP I nput th e startin g IP a ddress in the left address (b): field and input the end IP addre ss in the right field to d efine a ra nge of IP addresses, or j ust input the IP ad dress in the left fie ld to defin e a single IP address.
103 Below a re descr iptions of the optio ns: Enable URL Check this b ox to enf orce UR L Blocking; Blockin g (1): uncheck it to disa ble URL Blocki ng. URL/Ke yword (2 ): I nput th e URL (host na me or IP address of the W eb site, like http ://www .block ed-site .
104 Delete All (7) : If you wan t to delet e all URL /Keywor d e ntries listed he re, click “Delete All .” Reset (8 ): Y ou can also clic k “Res et” t o uns elect all URL/Ke yword e ntries.
105 Below a re descr iptions of the optio ns: Ping of D eath (1) : Ping of Dea th is a sp ecial pac ket, and it will cause c ertain co mputer s to sto p respon ding.
106 server b ecome unusab le. Check this box and the route r will filte r this kind of traffic out. Advanc ed C lick this button an d you ca n set adv anced Settings (5): settings of the D oS prev ention m ethod lis ted above ( see se ction 3- 3-3- 1 DoS – Ad vanced Settings below ).
107 Below a re descr iptions of the optio ns: Ping of D eath (a) : Set the thre shold for when this Do S preve ntion mecha nism wil l be activ ated. Check th e box of Ping of D eath, an d input th e frequen cy of the thresho ld (how m any pa ckets pe r second , minute or hour) .
108 Click “C ontinue ” to go b ack and continue with the route r setup procedu re, or cl ick “Ap ply” to re boot the router so the settin gs will take effect . (W ait for ab out 30 se conds w hile the route r reboot s. ) If you wa nt to rese t all settin gs on this p age back to previ ously saved v alues, c lick “Ca ncel .
109 Below a re descr iptions of the optio ns: Enable DMZ (1 ): C heck this box to e nable the DM Z functi on; unchec k this box to disab le the DMZ function.
1 10 Reset (1 0): Y ou can also clic k “Res et ” to uns elect entr ies. After yo u finish the setti ngs, click “Appl y” ( 11 ) and the follo wing messag e will be displaye d on you r Web brow .
111 Below a re descr iptions of the optio ns: WAN FailOver ( 1): Check this box to enable the f unction. WAN Priority (2 ): Select t he WAN connec tion prio rity fro m the drop-do wn men u. Idle Timeo ut Input the idle time for dete cting the Internet Detect ( 3): conn ection.
1 12 messag e will be displaye d on you r Web brow ser: Click “C ontinue ” to go b ack and continue with the route r setup procedu re, or cl ick “Ap ply” to re boot the router so the settin gs will take effect . (W ait for ab out 30 se conds w hile the route r reboot s.
1 13 3 - 5 - 2 I n t e r n e t C o n n e c t i o n S t a t u s Click “Internet Conne ction” on the left side of the Web management interface , and the follow ing mess age will be dis played on yo ur W eb browse r: This info rmation w ill vary d epend ing on the con nection s tatus.
1 14 This info rmation w ill vary d ependin g on the device s tatus. 3 - 5 - 4 S y s t e m L o g All impo rtant sys tem even ts are lo gged. Y ou can use this function to check the even t log of y our route r .
1 15 Clear (2 ): D elete all e vent log s display ed here. Refresh (3): Refresh the event log display . 3 - 5 - 5 S e c u r i t y L o g All inform ation a bout netw ork and s ystem se curity is k ept here , and you can use this function t o check the secu rity even t log of yo ur router .
1 16 3 - 5 - 6 A c t i v e D H C P C l i e n t L i s t If you’re using th e DHCP server function of this ro uter , you can u se this func tion to ch eck all ac tive DHC P leases issue d by this router .
1 17 3 - 5 - 8 M o d e m I n f o Use this function to check the infor mation o f the 3G m odem c ard. Click “M odem” Info on th e left s ide of th e Web manage ment interface , and the follow ing .
1 18 filenam e is “co nfig.bin ”).Y ou can sav e it as another filenam e for different versio ns and keep it in a sa fe place. Restore Clic k “Brow se…” to pick a p reviously saved Settings (2): configu ration file from yo ur comp uter , then click “Upload ” to trans fer the file to th e router.
1 19 Click “N ext” and the follo wing me ssage w ill be disp layed: Click “B rowse” first and you ’ll be pr ompted t o provide the filen ame of the fir mware u pgrade file. D ownload the lates t firmwar e file from www .intelline t-netwo rk.
120 Click “A pply” to reset yo ur router . I t w ill be ava ilable ag ain after a few min utes..
121 Chapter IV : Append ix 4 - 1 S p e c i f i c a t i o n s Standards • IEEE 802.1d (Spanning Tree Protocol) • IEEE 802.11b (11 Mbps Wireless LAN) • IEEE 802.11g (54 Mbps Wireless LAN) • IEEE 802.11n Draft 2.0 (300 Mbps Wireless LAN) • IEEE 802.
122 - NTP - NAT - DHCP - DNS • NAT: - Virtual server - Port forwarding - Special applications (port trigger) • Firewall: - Access control based on MAC address - URL filter - DMZ (demilitarized zon.
123 - OFDM: 14 dBm +/- 1 dBm (54 Mbps, 32 mW max.) - CCK: 17 dBm +/- 1 dBm (11 Mbps, 63 mW max.) • Receiver sensitivity: - 11n (150 Mbps) MCS0-7: 20 MHz: -72 dBm; 40 MHz: -70 dBm - 11g (54 Mbps) OFD.
124 • Li-ion battery • Ethernet Cat5 RJ45 cable: 1.0 m (3 ft.) • USB extension cable: 1.0 m (3 ft.) • Car charger • Carrying case.
125 4 - 2 T r o u b l e s h o o t i n g If you fi nd the ro uter is wo rking im properly or has s top ped respond ing , see if a possibl e solution app ears in this sectio n before you con tact your dealer o f purchas e for help. Scenar io Solution Router i s not respond ing whe n I try to ac cess it by Web browser .
126 connec ted to th e Interne t with yo ur comput er directly attach ed to th e device provide d by your Intern et servic e provide r . d. Check the PPP oE / L2T P / PPTP user ID and p assword again. e. Call you r Interne t service provide r and check if there’s somethi ng wrong with their ser vice.
127 d. If this ne ver hap pened before , call you r Internet service p rovider t o see if the re is somet hing wro ng with th eir netwo rk. I can’t lo g on to the Web managem ent interface ; the passwo rd is wro ng. a. Make sure you ’re co nnecting to the correct I P address of the router .
128 4 - 3 G l o s s a r y Default Gatewa y (Route r): Ev ery non -router IP devic e needs to configur e a defau lt gatewa y’s IP address. When th e device sends out an IP packe t, if the de stination is not on the same network , th e device has to send the packet to its default gatew ay , which will then send it o ut toward the dest ination.
129 comput er host in an IP network. E xample : 192.168 .2.1. It con sists of 2 port ions: the I P network addre ss, and the host i dentifier . The IP addre ss is a 32-bit binary pattern, whic h can be represente d as four c ascaded decima l numbe rs separ ated by “.
130 MAC Addre ss: MA C stands for Med ia Access C ontrol. A MAC address is the ha rdware a ddress of a devic e conne cted to a network . The MAC addr ess is a u nique id entifier fo r a devic e with an Ethe rnet interf ace.
131 transmi tting inform ation ov er Ether net betw een different manufa cturers. Protoco l: A protocol is a set o f rules fo r interact ion agree d upon between multiple parties s o that wh en they i.
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