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CWR-854

54Mbps Wireless-GRouter

Users Guide

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1INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................... 3

INSTALLINGYOURROUTER....................................................................................................................... 3

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS .......................................................................................................................... 3INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ................................................................................................................... 3

2PREPARING YOUR NETWORK ........................................................................................................... 5

PREPARINGYOURNETWORK.................................................................................................................... 5COLLECTINGISP INFORMATION............................................................................................................... 5

CONFIGURINGWINDOWS FORIP NETWORKING....................................................................................... 5

3CONFIGURING THIS WIRELESS-G ROUTER ................................................................................ 11

SETUPWIZARD........................................................................................................................................ 11

Time Zone Sett ings............................................................................................................. 12

LAN Interface Setup............................................................................................................ 12

WAN Interface Setup........................................................................................................... 13

Wireless B asic Sett ings..................................................................................................... 13

LAN SETTINGS.......................................................................................................................................14

WAN SETTINGS..................................................................................................................................... 15

Static IP...................................................................................................................................15

DHCP Client.......................................................................................................................... 16PPPoE.....................................................................................................................................17

PPTP........................................................................................................................................19

WIRELESS...............................................................................................................................................20

Basic Sett ings...................................................................................................................... 20

Adv anced Sett ings.............................................................................................................. 22

Securi ty...................................................................................................................................23

Access Contro l..................................................................................................................... 28

WDS.........................................................................................................................................29

Site Survey............................................................................................................................ 30

FIREWALL ................................................................................................................................................31

IP Filtering............................................................................................................................. 31

Port Fi l ter ing......................................................................................................................... 32

MAC Fil ter ing........................................................................................................................ 32

VPN SETTINGS.......................................................................................................................................33

ADVANCED..............................................................................................................................................38

Port Forwarding................................................................................................................... 38

DMZ..........................................................................................................................................39

DDNS.......................................................................................................................................39

MANAGEMENT.........................................................................................................................................40

Status......................................................................................................................................40

DHCP Settings...................................................................................................................... 42

Time Zone Sett ings............................................................................................................. 42

Password............................................................................................................................... 43

Upgrade Firmw are............................................................................................................... 44

Remote Management.......................................................................................................... 44

Save/Reload Setting s......................................................................................................... 45

System Restart..................................................................................................................... 45

EVENTLOG .............................................................................................................................................46

APPENDIX A: TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................................. 48

APPENDIX B: FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ......................................................................... 51

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1 Introduction

Installing Your RouterIn this chapter, youll learn how to connect your router.

System RequirementsOne or more PCs (desktop or notebook) with Ethernet interface

Broadband Internet access

Ethernet cables

Wireless interface (if planning to use wireless functions)

Installation InstructionsConnecting the Router:

1. Make sure all systems are turned off, including the router, PC(s), and the cable orDSL modem (if applicable).

2. Connect the WAN port on the router to your cable/DSL modem, Ethernet Server, orhub.

3. Connect one or more client PCs to the LAN port(s).

4. Connect the power adapter to the power jack on the router. Then, plug the powercable into an outlet.

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5. Turn on your PC(s).

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2 Preparing Your Network

Preparing Your NetworkIn this chapter, youll learn what to do before configuring your router.Before you can configure your router, you need to set up all the computers on your network forTCP/IP networking.

Collecting ISP InformationThe following information needs to be gathered from the ISP before you can configure yourrouter:

Has your ISP assigned you a static IP address, or will it be assigned dynamically? If they have

given you a static IP, what are the IP address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway and DNS

addresses used for this connection?Does your ISP use PPPoE? If so, what is your PPPoE username and password?

Call your ISP ifyoure not sure of the answers to these questions.

Configuring Windows for IP NetworkingYou need to configure each computer in your network for TCP/IP networking. If you plan to use theDHCP feature (recommended), you should configure each computer to receive an IP addressautomatically. See the procedure below.

If you dont plan to use DHCP, youll need to manually assign an IP address to each computer.Refer to your Windows documentation for instructions on IP assignment.

To configure Windows to receive dynamic IP address:

1. Click the Start button. Select Settings and click the Control Panel icon. Double-click theNetwork icon.

2. On the Configuration tab, select the TCP/IP line for the applicable Ethernet adapter. Do notchoose a TCP/IP entry whose name mentions DUN, PPPoE, VPN, or AOL. If the word TCP/IPappears by itself, select that line. Click the Properties button.

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3. Click the IP Address tab. Select Obtain an IP address automatically

4. Now click the Gateway tab, and verify that the Installed Gatewayfield is Blank. Click the OKbutton.

5. Click the OK button again. Windows may ask you for the original Windows installation disk or

additional files. Check for the files at c:\windows\options\cabs, or insert your Windows CD-ROMinto your CDROM drive and check the correct file location, e.g., D:\win98, D:\win9x, etc. (ifD isthe letter of your CD-ROM drive).

6. Windows may ask you to restart your PC. Click theYes button. If Windows does not ask you torestart, restart your computer anyway.

1. Click the Start button. Select Settings and click the Control Panel icon. Double-click theNetwork and Dial-up Connections icon.

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2. Select the Local Area Connection icon for the applicable Ethernet adapter (usually it is the firstLocal Area Connection listed). Double-click the Local Area Connection. Click the Propertiesbutton

3. Make sure the box next to Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) is checked. Highlight Internet Protocol(TCP/IP), and click the Properties button.

4. Select Obtain an IP address automatically. Once the new window appears, click the OKbutton. Click the OK button again to complete the PC configuration.

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5. Restart your computer.

The following instructions assume you are running Windows XP with the default interface. If youare using the Classic interface (where the icons and menus look like previous Windows versions),please follow the instructions for Windows 2000.

1. Click the Start button and then the Control Panel icon. Click the Network and InternetConnections icon. Then click the Network Connections icon.

2. Select the Local Area Connection icon for the applicable Ethernet adapter (usually it is the firstLocal Area Connection listed). Double-click the Local Area Connection. Click the Propertiesbutton.

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3. Make sure the box next to Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) is checked. Highlight Internet Protocol

(TCP/IP), and click the Properties button.

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4. Select Obtain an IP address automatically. Once the new window appears, click the OKbutton. Click the OK button again to complete the PC configuration.

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3 Configuring this Wireless-G Router

In this chapter, it describes how to use the web management tool, a web browser-based utility thatallows you to remotely configure and manage this Wireless-G Router.

Open your Web browser and type the IP address http://192.168.1.254 and press .

Enter the User name and Password when prompted, the default User name is root, and thedefault Password is 1234.

Setup WizardAfter successfully accessing to the configuration web page, the setup page will be shown as in thefigure below.

This Wireless-G Router has a Setup Wizard to help you easily configure its settings. Click onNext to continue.
http://192.168.1.254/http://192.168.1.254/http://192.168.1.254/

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Time Zone SettingsThe first step in Setup Wizard is Time Zone Settings. Users can synchronize the local clock to anavailable NTP server. You can enable NTP client update and select the correct Time Zone.

El primer paso en el asistente de configuracin es ajustes de zona horaria. Los usuarios pueden

sincronizar el reloj local a un servidor NTP disponible. Puede activar cliente NTP actualizar yseleccione la zona horaria correcta.

- Enable NTP client update: enable this time zone update function- Time Zone Select: Select the time zone of the country where this router is located.

- NTP server: you can select the existing NTP server by clicking the down arrow ormanually assign time server address.

- Cancel: To skip the current settings and jump to the Setup Wizard page.- Back: To skip the current settings and go back to the last page.- Next: Go to the next page.

After selecting the NTP server, click on Next button. You will enter the LAN Interface Setup page.

LAN Interface SetupIn the LAN interface Setup page, users can change LAN IP address and Subnet Mask here. MostUsers will not need to change these values.

- Habilitar actualizacin del cliente NTP: activar esta funcin de actualizacin dezona horaria

- Zona horaria Seleccione: Seleccione la zona horaria del pas donde se encuentraeste router.

- Servidor NTP: puede seleccionar el servidor NTP existente haciendo clic en laflecha hacia abajo o asignar manualmente la direccin del servidor de tiempo.

- Cancelar: Para omitir la configuracin actual y pasar a la pgina Asistente para lainstalacin.

- Volver: Para omitir la configuracin actual y volver a la ltima pgina.- Siguiente: Ir a la pgina siguiente.

Despus de seleccionar el servidor NTP, haga clic en el botn "Siguiente". Entrars en la pgina deconfiguracin de la interfaz LAN.

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Configuracin de la interfaz LANEn la pgina de configuracin de la interfaz LAN, los usuarios pueden cambiar la direccin IP LAN yla mscara de subred aqu. La mayora de los usuarios no tendrn que cambiar estos valores.

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- IP Address: Enter IP address for this Wireless-G Router.- Subnet Mask: Enter the subnet mask for this Wireless-G Router.- Cancel: To skip the current settings and jump to the Setup Wizard page.- Back: To skip the current settings and go back to the last page.- Next: Go to the next page.

After typing in the IP Address and Subnet Mask, click on Next button. You will enter the WirelessBasic Settings page.

WAN Interface SetupAfter specifying your LAN settings, click on Next button. The WAN Interface Setup screen willpop up.

- Direccin IP: Introduzca la direccin IP para este Router Wireless-G.

- Mscara de subred: Introduzca la mscara de subred para este Router Wireless-G.

- Cancelar: Para omitir la configuracin actual y pasar a la pgina Asistente para la instalacin.- Volver: Para omitir la configuracin actual y volver a la ltima pgina.

- Siguiente: Ir a la pgina siguiente.

Despus de introducir la direccin IP y la mscara de subred, haga clic en el botn "Siguiente". Va a

entrar en la pgina de configuracin bsica inalmbrica.

Configuracin de la interfaz WAN

Despus de especificar los ajustes de LAN, haga clic en el botn "Siguiente". La pantalla de

configuracin de la interfaz WAN aparecer.

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- Cancel: To skip the current settings and jump to the Setup Wizard page.- Back: To skip the current settings and go back to the last page.- Next: Go to the next page.

Users have to select the WAN Access type, WAN IP address, Subnet Mask and Default gateway.After all items are set, click on Next button. You will enter the Wireless Basic Settings page.

Wireless Basic SettingsIn the Wireless Basic Settings page, users can configure the parameters: Band, Mode,Network Type,SSID, and ChannelNumber.

- Cancelar: Para omitir la configuracin actual y pasar a la pgina Asistente para la instalacin.- Volver: Para omitir la configuracin actual y volver a la ltima pgina.- Siguiente: Ir a la pgina siguiente.

Los usuarios tienen que seleccionar el tipo de acceso WAN, la direccin IP WAN, Mscara desubred y Puerta de enlace predeterminada. Despus de que todos los elementos estn

establecidos, haga clic en el botn "Siguiente". Va a entrar en la pgina de configuracin bsicainalmbrica.

Configuracin bsica inalmbricaEn la pgina de configuracin bsica inalmbrica, los usuarios pueden configurar los parmetros:"Band", "modo", "Tipo de red", "SSID" y "nmero de canal".

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- Operating Band: 802.11B/G, 802.11G or 802.11B- Operating Mode: AP, Client, WDS, and AP+WDS.- Network type: when operating mode is Client mode, users can select the

network type as infrastructure orAdhoc.- SSID: The SSID differentiates one WLAN from another, therefore, all wireless

access points/routers and all wireless devices attempting to connect to a specificWLAN must use the same SSID. It is case-sensitive and must not exceed 32characters

- Channel Number: The number of channels supported depends on the region ofthis Wireless-G Router. All stations communicating with this Wireless-G Router

must use the same channel. (Note: not supported in client mode)- Enable Mac clone: when operating mode is Client mode and only one Ethernet

client exists, users can enable this Mac clone feature to connect with the wirelessstation easily.

- Cancel: To skip the current settings and jump to the Setup Wizard page.- Back: To skip the current settings and go back to the last page.

After all items are set, click on Finished button to save all the parameters you have set.

LAN SettingsLAN Interface Setup allows you to configure the parameters for local area network whichconnects to the LAN port of your Wireless-G Router.

Banda de funcionamiento: 802.11B / G, 802.11g o 802.11b- Modo de funcionamiento: AP, Client, WDS y AP + WDS.- Tipo de red: cuando el modo de funcionamiento es el modo "Cliente", los usuarios puedenseleccionar el tipo de red como "infraestructura" o "ad hoc".- SSID: El SSID diferencia una WLAN de otra, por lo tanto, todos los dispositivos inalmbricospuntos de acceso / routers y todos los dispositivos inalmbricos que intenten conectarse a unaWLAN especfica deben utilizar el mismo SSID. Se distingue entre maysculas y minsculas y nodebe superar los 32personajes

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- Nmero de canales: El nmero de canales soportados depende de la regin de este RouterWireless-G. Todas las estaciones se comunican con este router Wireless-G deben utilizar el mismocanal. (Nota: no se admite en modo cliente)- Habilitar Mac clon: cuando el modo operativo es el modo "Cliente" y slo existe un cliente deEthernet, los usuarios pueden activar esta funcin clone Mac para conectarse con la estacininalmbrica fcilmente.- Cancelar: Para omitir la configuracin actual y pasar a la pgina Asistente para la instalacin.

- Volver: Para omitir la configuracin actual y volver a la ltima pgina.

Despus de que todos los elementos estn establecidos, haga clic en el botn "Terminado" paraguardar todos los parmetros que ha establecido.

Configuracin de LAN"Configuracin de la interfaz LAN" le permite configurar los parmetros de red de rea local queconecta con el puerto LAN de su Router Wireless-G.

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- IP Address: Enter IP address for this Wireless-G Router.- Subnet Mask: Enter the subnet mask for this Wireless-G Router.- Default Gateway: Enter Default Gatewayfor this Wireless-G Router.- 802.1d Spanning Tree: On LAN side, it supports Spanning Tree Protocol to avoid

physical loop problem.- Clone MAC Address: You can assign a new MAC address for external DHCP

server to be cloned.- Apply Changes: Click on ApplyChanges to confirm to logout right now.- Reset: Click on Reset to undo your changes.- Help: To request help information.

WAN SettingsWAN Interface Setup allows you to configure the parameters for Internet network which connectsto the WAN port of your Wireless-G Router. There are four access types: Static IP, DHCP Client,PPPoE and PPTP.:

Static IPIf you are subscribing for a static IP from your ISP, you should select Static IP as your WANAccess Type. You need to enter the information of IP address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway,Primary DNS Server and Secondary DNS Server.

- Direccin IP: Introduzca la direccin IP para este Router Wireless-G.

- Mscara de subred: Introduzca la mscara de subred para este Router Wireless-G.- Puerta de enlace predeterminada: Introduzca Gatewayfor defecto este router Wireless-G.- 802.1d Spanning Tree: Por el lado de LAN, es compatible con el protocolo Spanning Tree paraevitar el problema de bucle fsico.- Clone MAC Address: Puede asignar una nueva direccin MAC para el servidor DHCP externo paraser clonado.- Aplicar cambios: Haga clic en "Aplicar cambios" para confirmar el cierre de sesin en estemomento.- Reset: Haga clic en "Reset" para deshacer los cambios.- Ayuda: Solicitar informacin de ayuda.

Configuracin WAN

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"Configuracin de la interfaz WAN" le permite configurar los parmetros para la red de Internetque se conecta al puerto WAN del router Wireless-G. Hay cuatro tipos de acceso: IP esttica, DHCPClient,PPPoE y PPTP.:IP estticaSi usted se suscribe a una direccin IP esttica de su ISP, debe seleccionar "IP esttica" como su

"tipo de acceso WAN". Es necesario introducir la informacin de la direccin IP, Mscara desubred, Puerta de enlace predeterminada, servidor DNS primario y secundario del servidor DNS.

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- WAN Access Type: select the Static IP connection- IP Address: this is the IP address that your ISP has given you.- Subnet Mask: enter the subnet mask provided by your ISP- Default Gateway: enter the default gateway provided by your ISP- DNS1: enter this Primary DNS provided by your ISP- DNS2: enter this Secondary DNS if necessary.- DNS3: enter this Tertiary DNS if necessary.- Clone MAC Address: if your ISP blocked the MAC address of a network card, you

may use Clone MAC Address to duplicate the MAC address to the MAC addressin the WAN port.

- Enable UPnP: It allows to enable or disable uPNP feature here. After you enablethe uPNP feature, all client systems that support uPNP, like Windows XP, candiscover this router automatically and access the Internet throuth this router withoutany configuration.

- Apply Changes: Click on ApplyChanges to confirm to logout right now.- Reset: Click on Reset to undo your changes.- Help: To request help information.

DHCP ClientThe DHCP client also called "Dynamic IP address". DHCP is the protocol that automaticallyconfigures an IP address, netmask, gateway, and DNS addresses. The DHCP client gets therouter's IP address and other network information. Most cable broadband service providers usethis method.

- WAN Tipo de acceso: seleccione la conexin de IP esttica

- Direccin IP: es la direccin IP que su ISP le ha dado.

- Mscara de subred: introduzca la mscara de subred proporcionada por su ISP

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- Puerta de enlace predeterminada: introduzca la puerta de enlace predeterminada proporcionada

por su ISP

- DNS1: introducir estos Primary DNS proporcionados por su ISP

- DNS2: introducir estos DNS secundario, si es necesario.

- DNS3: introducir estos terciarios DNS si es necesario.

- Clone MAC Address: si su ISP bloquea la direccin MAC de la tarjeta de red, puede utilizar "MAC

Address Clone a" duplicar la direccin MAC de la direccin MAC del puerto WAN.- Activar UPnP: Permite activar o desactivar la funcin UPnP aqu. Despus de habilitar la funcin

UPnP, todos los sistemas cliente que soportan UPnP, como Windows XP, puede descubrir este

router automticamente y acceder a Internet throuth este router sin necesidad de configuracin.

- Aplicar cambios: Haga clic en "Aplicar cambios" para confirmar el cierre de sesin en este

momento.

- Reset: Haga clic en "Reset" para deshacer los cambios.

- Ayuda: Solicitar informacin de ayuda.

DHCP Client

El cliente DHCP tambin llamada "direccin IP dinmica". DHCP es el protocolo que configura

automticamente una direccin IP, mscara de red, puerta de enlace y las direcciones DNS. Elcliente DHCP recibe el

la direccin IP del router y otra informacin de red. La mayora de los proveedores de servicios de

banda ancha de cable utilizan

este mtodo.

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- WAN Access Type: select the DHCP Client connection- Attain DNS Automatically: enable to attain DNS from your ISP automatically.- Set DNS Manually: allow user to set the DNS manually.- DNS1: enter a specific DNS to this Primary field.- DNS2: enter this Secondary DNS if necessary.- DNS3: enter this Tertiary DNS if necessary.- Clone MAC Address: if your ISP blocked the MAC address of a network card, you




PPPoEPPPoE stands for Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet. PPP is the technology used for dialupInternet access. PPPoE works similarly except it works over a network connection. You'll need to

enter your PPPoE username and password. Some ISPs also require a service name to be entered.Usually, you do not need to enter the IP/DNS addresses. However, if you have a static IP throughPPPoE, then you will need to enter your IP and DNS addresses your ISP provides.

- WAN Tipo de acceso: seleccione la conexin de cliente DHCP

- Lograr DNS automticamente: permitir alcanzar DNS de su ISP automticamente.

- Establecer DNS manualmente: permite al usuario ajustar manualmente el DNS.

- DNS1: introducir un DNS especficos para este campo Primaria.

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- DNS2: introducir estos DNS secundario, si es necesario.

- DNS3: introducir estos terciarios DNS si es necesario.

- Clone MAC Address: si su ISP bloquea la direccin MAC de la tarjeta de red, puede utilizar "MAC

Address Clone a" duplicar la direccin MAC de la direccin MAC del puerto WAN.

- Activar UPnP: Permite activar o desactivar la funcin UPnP aqu. Despus de habilitar

la funcin UPnP, todos los sistemas cliente que soportan UPnP, como Windows XP, puede

descubrir este router automticamente y acceder a Internet throuth este router sincualquier configuracin.

- Aplicar cambios: Haga clic en "Aplicar cambios" para confirmar el cierre de sesin en este

momento.

- Reset: Haga clic en "Reset" para deshacer los cambios.


PPPoE

PPPoE significa "protocolo punto a punto sobre Ethernet". PPP es la tecnologa utilizada para la

conexin a Internet de acceso telefnico. PPPoE funciona de manera similar excepto que funciona

a travs de una conexin de red. Usted tendr que introducir su nombre de usuario y contrasea

PPPoE. Algunos proveedores de Internet tambin requieren un nombre de servicio que seintroduzca.

Por lo general, no es necesario introducir las direcciones IP / DNS. Sin embargo, si usted tiene una

direccin IP esttica a travs

PPPoE, entonces usted tendr que introducir su direccin IP y DNS dirige su ISP le proporciona.

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- WAN Access Type: select the PPPoE connection- User Name: enter the User Name provided by your ISP- Password: enter the Password provided by your ISP- Connection Type: there are three connection typecontinuous, connect on

demand and manual. Continuous: the connection to the ISP is already connected. Connect On Demand: the connection to the ISP is build only your

application is active to connect the Internet. Manual: the connection to the ISP is build if you set manually.

- Idle Time: active only if the connection type is selected to Connect On Demand.The idle time value is defined the time of your application not accessing to the

Internet anymore. When the idle time is reached, the router will disconnect theWAN port connection to your ISP.- MTU Size: MTU is the Maximum Transmission Unit. It specifies the largest packet

size permitted for Internet transmission. Keep the default setting, 1452, to have therouter select the best MTU for your Internet connection.

- Attain DNS Automatically: enable to attain DNS from your ISP automatically.- Set DNS Manually: allow user to set the DNS manually.- DNS1: enter a specific DNS to this Primary field.- DNS2: enter this Secondary DNS if necessary.- DNS3: enter this Tertiary DNS if necessary.- Clone MAC Address: if your ISP blocked the MAC address of a network card, you

may use Clone MAC Address to duplicate the MAC address to the MAC address

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in the WAN port.- Enable UPnP: It allows to enable or disable uPNP feature here. After you enable

the uPNP feature, all client systems that support uPNP, like Windows XP, candiscover this router automatically and access the Internet throuth this router withoutany configuration.


PPTPPPTP stands forPoint-to-Point Tunneling Protocol. PPTP is used to join 2 networks using theInternet as an intermediary network. It allows you to connect your home and work network over theInternet. The key is to enter the PPPTP userID, password, and PPTP Gateway IP address. The IPaddresses, subnet mask, and default gateway may or may not be required.

- WAN Tipo de acceso: seleccione la conexin PPPoE- Nombre de usuario: introduzca el nombre de usuario proporcionado por su ISP- Contrasea: Introduzca la contrasea proporcionada por su ISP- Tipo de conexin: hay tres tipo de conexin - continua, se conectan a la vista y manual.

continua: la conexin con el ISP ya est conectado. Conecte On Demand: la conexin con el ISP es construir slo la aplicacin est activa paraconectarse a Internet. Manual: la conexin con el ISP se construye si ajusta manualmente. - Tiempo de espera: activa slo si se selecciona el tipo de conexin para la conexin bajo demanda.El valor de tiempo de inactividad se define el momento de su aplicacin no acceder a Internet ya.Cuando se alcanza el tiempo de inactividad, el router se desconectar la conexin del puerto WANal ISP.- Tamao de MTU: MTU es la unidad de transmisin mxima. En l se especifica el paquete msgrandetamao previsto para la transmisin de Internet. Mantenga la configuracin predeterminada de1452, para que el router seleccione la MTU ptima para la conexin a Internet.- Lograr DNS automticamente: permitir alcanzar DNS de su ISP automticamente.- Establecer DNS manualmente: permite al usuario ajustar manualmente el DNS.- DNS1: introducir un DNS especficos para este campo Primaria.

- DNS2: introducir estos DNS secundario, si es necesario.- DNS3: introducir estos terciarios DNS si es necesario.- Clone MAC Address: si su ISP bloquea la direccin MAC de la tarjeta de red, puede utilizar "MACAddress Clone a" duplicar la direccin MAC de la direccin MAC

en el puerto WAN.- Activar UPnP: Permite activar o desactivar la funcin UPnP aqu. Despus de habilitar la funcinUPnP, todos los sistemas cliente que soportan UPnP, como Windows XP, puede descubrir esterouter automticamente y acceder a Internet throuth este router sin necesidad de configuracin.- Aplicar cambios: Haga clic en "Aplicar cambios" para confirmar el cierre de sesin en estemomento.- Reset: Haga clic en "Reset" para deshacer los cambios.- Ayuda: Solicitar informacin de ayuda.

PPTP

PPTP significa "Protocolo de tnel punto a punto". PPTP se utiliza para unir 2 redes que utilizanInternet como una red de intermediarios. Le permite conectar su red domstica y de trabajo sobreelInternet. La clave consiste en introducir el ID de usuario PPPTP, la contrasea y la direccin IP PPTPGateway. Las direcciones IP, mscara de subred y gateway por defecto pueden o no ser necesaria.

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- WAN Access Type: select the PPTP connection- IP Address: enter the IP Address provided by your ISP- Subnet Mask: enter the Subnet Mask provided by your ISP- Server IP Address: enter the Server IP Address provided by your ISP- User Name: enter the User Name provided by your ISP- Password: enter the Password provided by your ISP

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- MTU Size: MTU is the Maximum Transmission Unit. It specifies the largest packetsize permitted for Internet transmission. Keep the default setting, 1452, to have therouter select the best MTU for your Internet connection.

- Attain DNS Automatically: enable to attain DNS from your ISP automatically.- Set DNS Manually: allow user to set the DNS manually.- DNS1: enter a specific DNS to this Primary field.- DNS2: enter this Secondary DNS if necessary.- DNS3: enter this Tertiary DNS if necessary.- Clone MAC Address: if your ISP blocked the MAC address of a network card, you




WirelessBasic SettingsThe wireless basic settings include Band, Mode, SSID and Channel Number.

- WAN Tipo de acceso: seleccione la conexin PPTP- Direccin IP: introduzca la direccin IP proporcionada por su ISP- Mscara de subred: Introduzca la mscara de subred proporcionada por su ISP- Direccin IP del servidor: Introduzca la direccin IP del servidor proporcionada por su ISP- Nombre de usuario: introduzca el nombre de usuario proporcionado por su ISP- Contrasea: Introduzca la contrasea proporcionada por su ISP

- Tamao de MTU: MTU es la unidad de transmisin mxima. Especifica el tamao mximo de

paquete permitido para la transmisin por Internet. Mantenga la configuracin predeterminada de1452, para que el router seleccione la MTU ptima para la conexin a Internet.- Lograr DNS automticamente: permitir alcanzar DNS de su ISP automticamente.- Establecer DNS manualmente: permite al usuario ajustar manualmente el DNS.- DNS1: introducir un DNS especficos para este campo Primaria.- DNS2: introducir estos DNS secundario, si es necesario.- DNS3: introducir estos terciarios DNS si es necesario.- Clone MAC Address: si su ISP bloquea la direccin MAC de la tarjeta de red, puede utilizar "MACAddress Clone a" duplicar la direccin MAC de la direccin MAC del puerto WAN.- Activar UPnP: Permite activar o desactivar la funcin UPnP aqu. Despus de habilitarla funcin UPnP, todos los sistemas cliente que soportan UPnP, como Windows XP, puededescubrir este router automticamente y acceder a Internet throuth este router sincualquier configuracin.- Aplicar cambios: Haga clic en "Aplicar cambios" para confirmar el cierre de sesin en este

momento.- Reset: Haga clic en "Reset" para deshacer los cambios.- Ayuda: Solicitar informacin de ayuda.

sin hilosConfiguracin bsicaLa configuracin bsica inalmbrica se Band, Modo, SSID y nmero de canal.

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- Disable Wireless LAN Interface: check or uncheck (Enable or Disable thiswireless interface).

- Band: This Wireless-G Router can support three RF band: 802.11B/G, 802.11G

and 802.11B.

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- Mode: This Wireless-G Router supports four operating modes: AP, client, WDS,and AP+WDS.

- Network Type: when operating mode is Client mode, users can select the networktype as Infrastructure orAdhoc mode.

- SSID: The SSID differentiates one WLAN from another, therefore, all wirelessaccess points/routers and all wireless devices attempting to connect to a specificWLAN must use the same SSID. It is case-sensitive and must not exceed 32characters.

- Regulation Domain: Different countries have different Regulation Domains whichallow only specific radio frequencies.

- Channel Number: The number of channels supported depends on the region ofthis Wireless-G Router. All stations communicating with this Wireless-G Routermust use the same channel.

- Associated Clients: When you click on the Show Active Client button, it will showall the clients already associating this Wireless-G Router, see the Active WirelessClient Table, only valid for AP mode and AP+WDS mode.

- Enable Mac clone: when operating mode is Client mode and only one Ethernetclient exists, users can enable this Mac clone feature to connect with wirelessstation easily.

- Apply Changes: Click on ApplyChanges to save the setting.

- Reset: Click on Reset button to undo your changes.- Help: To request help information.

In the figure above, click on Site Survey button, the Wireless Site Survey table will display asbelow:

- Desactivar la interfaz LAN inalmbrica: cheque o desmarque (activar o desactivar esta interfazinalmbrica).- Band: Este Router Wireless-G puede soportar tres bandas RF: 802.11B / G, 802.11gy 802.11b.

- Modo: Este Router Wireless-G es compatible con cuatro modos de funcionamiento: AP, cliente,WDS y AP + WDS.- Tipo de red: cuando el modo operativo es el modo de cliente, los usuarios pueden seleccionar laredtipo que el modo "Adhoc" "Infraestructura" o.- SSID: El SSID diferencia una WLAN de otra, por lo tanto, todos los puntos de acceso inalmbricos /routers y todos los dispositivos inalmbricos que intenten conectarse a una WLAN especfica debenutilizar el mismo SSID. Se distingue entre maysculas y minsculas y no debe superar los 32caracteres.- Reglamento de Dominio: Diferentes pases tienen diferentes dominios Reglamento que permitenfrecuencias de radio slo especficos.- Nmero de canales: El nmero de canales soportados depende de la regin de este RouterWireless-G. Todas las estaciones se comunican con este router Wireless-Gdeben utilizar el mismo canal.

- Associated Clients: Al hacer clic en el botn "Mostrar activa Client", se mostrar a todos losclientes ya la asociacin de este Router Wireless-G, ver el "activo tabla de clientes inalmbricos",slo es vlido para el modo AP y el modo AP + WDS.- Habilitar Mac clon: cuando el modo operativo es el modo de cliente y slo una EthernetExiste cliente, los usuarios pueden activar esta funcin clone Mac para conectarse con la estacininalmbrica fcilmente.- Aplicar cambios: Haga clic en "Apply Changes" para guardar la configuracin.- Reset: Haga clic en el botn "Reset" para deshacer los cambios.- Ayuda: Solicitar informacin de ayuda.

En la figura anterior, haga clic en el botn "Sitio Encuesta" en la mesa "Wireless Site Survey"mostrar lo siguiente:

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- Refresh: Click on Refresh button to show and renew the table.- Connect: You can select the Select radio button, and then click on Connect

button, the connection will be established.- Help: To request help information.

In the figure above, click on Show Active Clients button while there are wireless clientsconnected to this Wireless-G Router. You will see the figure below to show the MAC address,transmission, reception packet counters and encrypted status for each associated wireless client.

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- Refresh: Click on Refresh button to show the latest information.- Close: Click on Close button to close this window.

Advanced SettingsIn Advanced Settings page, more 802.11 related parameters are tunable.

- Authentication Type: There are three Authentication Type- Open System, SharedKey, and Auto

- Fragment Threshold: Fragmentation mechanism is used for improving theefficiency when high traffic flows along in the wireless network. If a wireless clientoften transmits large files in wireless network, you can enter new Fragment

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Threshold value to split the packet. The value can be set from 256 to 2346. Thedefault value is 2346.

- RTS Threshold: RTS Threshold is a mechanism implemented to prevent theHiddenNode problem. HiddenNode is a situation in which two stations arewithin range of the same wireless access point/router, but are not within range ofeach other. Therefore, they are hidden nodes for each other. When a station startsdata transmission with the Wireless-G Router, it might not notice that the otherstation is already using the wireless medium. When these two stations send data atthe same time, they might collide when arriving simultaneously at the Wireless-GRouter. The collision will most certainly result in a loss of messages of both stations.If the HiddenNode problem is an issue, please specify the packet size. The RTSmechanism will be activated if the data size exceeds the value you set. The defaultvalue is 2347.

- Beacon Interval: Beacon interval is the amount of time between beacontransmissions. Before a station enters power save mode, the station needs thebeacon interval to know when to wake up to receive the beacon (and learn whetherthere are buffered frames at the wireless router).

- Data Rate: By default, it selects the highest rate for transmission.- Preamble Type: A preamble is a signal used in wireless environment to

synchronize the transmitting timing including Synchronization and Start frame

delimiter. In a noisy network environment, the Preamble Type should be set toLong Preamble. The Short Preamble is intended for applications where minimumoverhead and maximum performance is desired.

- Broadcast SSID: Select enabled to allow all the wireless stations to detect theSSID of this wireless router.

- IAPP: The Inter-Access Point Protocol (IAPP) can extend multi-vendorinteroperability to the roaming function.

- 802.11g Protection: there are CCK and OFDM modulation scheme using for802.11b and 802.11g respectively, the packet collision will increase when these twokind devices exist at the same time. We need to enable the Protection mode toincrease the performance.

- Apply Changes: Click on ApplyChanges to save the setting.- Reset: Click on Reset button to undo your changes.

- Help: To request help information.

SecurityHere you can define the security type and level of your wireless network. Selecting differentmethod will enable you to have different level of security. Please note that using any encryptionmay be a significant degradation of the data throughput on the wireless link. There are fiveEncryption types: None,WEP,WPA(TKIP), WPA2(AES), and WPA2 Mixed.

- Tipo de autenticacin: Hay tres sistema de autenticacin de tipo abierto, Clave compartida y Auto

- Umbral de Fragmento: El mecanismo de fragmentacin se utiliza para mejorar la

eficiencia al alto trfico fluye a lo largo de la red inalmbrica. Si un cliente inalmbrico menudotransmite archivos de gran tamao en la red inalmbrica, puede introducir un nuevo fragmento

Valor umbral para dividir el paquete. El valor se puede ajustar 256-2346. El valor predeterminado

es 2346.

- RTS Threshold: Umbral RTS es un mecanismo implementado para evitar el problema del "nodo

oculto". "Nodo oculto" es una situacin en la que dos estaciones estn dentro del alcance de la

misma enrutador / punto de acceso inalmbrico, pero no estn dentro del alcance de

entre s. Por lo tanto, son nodos ocultos para entre s. Cuando se inicia una estacin

la transmisin de datos con el router Wireless-G, es posible que no note que el otro ya est usando

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el medio inalmbrico. Cuando estas dos estaciones envan datos al mismo tiempo, puede haber

colisin al llegar simultneamente en el router inalmbrico-G. La colisin con toda seguridad,

resultar en una prdida de mensajes de ambas estaciones. Si el problema del "nodo oculto" es un

problema, por favor, especifique el tamao del paquete. El mecanismo RTS se activar si el tamao

de los datos supera el valor establecido. El valor predeterminado es 2347.

- Beacon Interval: Intervalo Beacon es la cantidad de tiempo entre transmisiones de balizas. Antes

de que una estacin entre en modo de ahorro de energa, la estacin necesita el intervalo de balizapara saber cuando se despierte para recibir la baliza (y saber si

hay tramas de bfer en el router inalmbrico).

- Velocidad de datos: De forma predeterminada, se selecciona la ms alta tasa de transmisin.

- Tipo de prembulo: Un prembulo es una seal usada en el entorno inalmbrico para sincronizar

el calendario de transmisin incluyendo sincronizacin y puesta en cuadro delimitador. En un

entorno de red "ruidoso", el tipo de prembulo debe establecerse en

Prembulo largo. El prembulo corto est diseado para aplicaciones donde se desea mnima

sobrecarga y rendimiento mximo.

- Broadcast SSID: Seleccione Activado para permitir todas las estaciones inalmbricas para detectar

el SSID de este router inalmbrico.

- IAPP: El Protocolo de Inter-Access Point (IAPP) se puede extender de mltiples proveedoresinteroperabilidad a la funcin de itinerancia.

- Proteccin 802.11g: hay CCK y esquema de modulacin OFDM utilizando para 802.11b y 802.11g,

respectivamente, la colisin de paquetes se incrementa cuando existen estos dos dispositivos tipo

al mismo tiempo. Tenemos que activar el modo de proteccin para aumentar el rendimiento.

- Aplicar cambios: Haga clic en "Apply Changes" para guardar la configuracin.

- Reset: Haga clic en el botn "Reset" para deshacer los cambios.


Seguridad

Aqu puede definir el tipo de seguridad y el nivel de su red inalmbrica. Seleccin de un mtodo

diferente le permitir tener diferentes niveles de seguridad. Tenga en cuenta que el uso de ningn

tipo de cifrado

puede ser una degradacin significativa del rendimiento de los datos en el enlace inalmbrico. Hay

cinco tipos de cifrado: "Ninguno", "WEP", "WPA (TKIP)", "WPA2 (AES)", y "WPA2 Mixed".

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- Encryption: Nonemeans no encryption being selected. Users can enable the802.1x Authentication and set the RADIUS server authentication parameters port,IP address and Password.

- Use 802.1x Authentication: It is a port access protocol for protecting networks viaauthentication. If a wireless user is authenticated via 802.1x for network access, avirtual port is opened on the access point allowing for communication. If notsuccessfully authorized, a virtual port is not made available and communicationsare blocked.

- Authentication RADIUS Server: RADIUS is the Remote Access Dial-In UserService, an Authorization, Authentication, and Accounting (AAA) client-serverprotocol, which is used when a AAA dial-up client logs in or out of a NetworkAccess Server. Typically, a RADIUS server is used by Internet Service Providers(ISP) to perform AAA tasks. AAA phases are described as follows: Authentication phase: Verifies a user name and password against a local

database. After the credentials are verified, the authorization processbegins.

Authorization phase: Determines whether a request is allowed access to aresource. An IP address is assigned for the Dial-Up client. Accounting phase: Collects information on resource usage for the purpose

of trend analysis, auditing, session time billing, or cost allocationYou must enter this RADIUS Servers Port number, IP address and Passwordcorrectly.

- Apply Changes: Click on ApplyChanges to save the setting.- Reset: Click on Reset button to undo your changes.- Help: To request help information.

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- Codificacin: "Ninguno" significa que no hay encriptacin de ser seleccionado. Los usuariospueden habilitar la autenticacin 802.1x y establecer los parmetros de autenticacin del servidorRADIUS - puerto, la direccin IP y la contrasea.- Utilizar autenticacin 802.1x: Es un protocolo de acceso al puerto para proteger las redes atravs de la autenticacin. Si un usuario inalmbrico se autentica a travs de 802.1x para acceso ala red, un puerto virtual se abre en el punto de acceso que permite para la comunicacin. sinoautorizada con xito, un puerto virtual no est disponible y las comunicaciones

estn bloqueados.- Autenticacin RADIUS Servidor: RADIUS es el acceso remoto Dial-In User Service, de autorizacin,autenticacin, y el protocolo de contabilidad (AAA) de cliente-servidor, que se utiliza cuando uncliente de acceso telefnico AAA inicia la sesin o de un servidor de acceso de red . Normalmente,un servidor RADIUS es utilizado por los proveedores de servicios de Internet (ISP) para realizartareas de AAA. AAA fases se describen de la siguiente manera: Fase de autenticacin: Verifica el nombre de usuario y contrasea en una base de datos local.Despus de verificar las credenciales, se inicia el proceso de autorizacin. Fase de autorizacin: Determina si la peticin se le permite el acceso a un recurso. Una direccinIP se asigna para el cliente de acceso telefnico. Fase de contabilidad: Recopila informacin sobre el uso de los recursos con el fin de analizar lastendencias, la auditora, la sesin de facturacin en tiempo, o la asignacin de costosDebe introducir el nmero de puerto del servidor RADIUS este, la direccin IP y la contrasea

correctamente.- Aplicar cambios: Haga clic en "Apply Changes" para guardar la configuracin.- Reset: Haga clic en el botn "Reset" para deshacer los cambios.- Ayuda: Solicitar informacin de ayuda.

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- Encryption: Select WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) encryption type.- Set WEP Key: Only valid if not select Use 802.1x Authentication is not selected.- Use 802.1x Authentication: When this feature is enable, please enter the

parameters ofRADIUS Server and select the encryption length to be WEP64bits orWEP 128bits.

- Authentication RADIUS Server: You must enter this RADIUS Servers Portnumber, IP address and Password correctly.


When you click on Set WEP Key, the Wireless WEP Key Setup window will displayas below:

- Codificacin: Seleccione "WEP" (Wired Equivalent Privacy) tipo de cifrado.- Establecer clave WEP: Slo es vlido si no se selecciona "Usar autenticacin 802.1x" no est

seleccionada.- Utilizar autenticacin 802.1x: Cuando esta funcin es permitir que, por favor, introduzca losparmetros de "RADIUS Server" y seleccione la longitud de cifrado para ser "64 bits WEP" o "128bits WEP".- Autenticacin RADIUS Servidor: Debe introducir el puerto del servidor RADIUSnmero, direccin IP y la contrasea correctamente.- Aplicar cambios: Haga clic en "Apply Changes" para guardar la configuracin.- Reset: Haga clic en el botn "Reset" para deshacer los cambios.- Ayuda: Solicitar informacin de ayuda.

Al hacer clic en "Set WEP Clave", la ventana de configuracin de clave WEP Wireless mostrar losiguiente:

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- Key Length: You can choose either 64-bit or 128-bit as the encryption key.- Key Format: You can select hexadecimal or ASCII mode as the format of input

value.- Default Tx Key: You can select the default encryption Key (Key1 to Key4) being

transmitted.- Encryption Key 1: enter any key code for this Encryption Key 1.- Encryption Key 2: enter any key code for this Encryption Key 2.- Encryption Key 3: enter any key code for this Encryption Key 3.- Encryption Key 4: enter any key code for this Encryption Key 4.- Apply Changes: Click on ApplyChanges to save the setting.

- Close: To close this window.- Reset: Click on Reset button to undo your changes.- Help: To request help information.

- Longitud de la clave: Puede elegir entre 64 bits o 128 bits como clave de cifrado.

- Formato de la clave: Puede seleccionar el modo hexadecimal o ASCII como formato del valor de

entrada.

- Tx Clave predeterminada: puede seleccionar la clave de cifrado predeterminada (Key1 a Key4)

que se transmite.

- Encryption Key 1: introducir cualquier cdigo de clave para esta clave de cifrado 1.

- Clave de cifrado 2: introducir cualquier cdigo de clave para esta clave de cifrado 2.

- Encryption Key 3: introducir cualquier cdigo de clave para esta clave de encriptacin 3.

- Encryption Key 4: introducir cualquier cdigo de clave para esta clave de cifrado 4.

- Aplicar cambios: Haga clic en "Apply Changes" para guardar la configuracin.

- Cerrar: Para cerrar esta ventana.

- Reset: Haga clic en el botn "Reset" para deshacer los cambios.


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- Encryption: WPAstands for Wi-Fi Protected Access. There are three encryptionmodesTKIP, AES and Mixed. TKIP: Temporal Key Integrity Protocol AES: Advanced Encryption Standard Mixed: WPA2 Mixed mode operation permits the coexistence of WPA and

WPA2 clients on a common SSID. WPA2 Mixed Mode is a Wi-Fi Certifiedfeature. During WPA2 Mixed Mode, the Wireless-G Router advertises theencryption ciphers (TKIP, CCMP, other) that are available for use. The clientselects the encryption cipher it would like to use and the selected encryptioncipher is used for encryption between the client and Wireless-G Router onceit is selected by the client. The Wireless-G Router must support WPA2Mixed Mode to use this option.

- WPA Authentication Mode: There are two authentication modes, one is WPAEnterprise By RADIUS server and the other one is WPA Personal Pre-SharedKey.

- RADIUS Server: When user chooses RADIUS authentication, there are threeparameters of RADIUS server being set Port, IP address and Password.

- Pre-Shared Key: When user chooses Pre-Shared Key authentication, there are

two types of input format Passphrase and Hex.- Enable Pre-Authentication: Only valid for AES and Mixed mode. When user

chooses Enterprise (RADIUS), allow the radius server to do the previousauthentication process.


Access ControlAccess Control allows user to block or unblock any wireless client to access this router. Users canadd new MAC address with simple comment and then click on Apply Changes button to apply. Todelete a MAC address, select its corresponding checkbox under the Select column and click on

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DeleteSelected button.

- Codificacin: "WPA" significa Wi-Fi Protected Access. Hay tres modos de cifrado - TKIP, AES yMixto. TKIP: Temporal Key Integrity Protocol AES: Advanced Encryption Standard Mixto: funcionamiento en modo mixto WPA2 permite la coexistencia de WPA y WPA2 clientes enun SSID comn. WPA2 Mixed Mode es una caracterstica Wi-Fi Certified. Durante WPA2 modomixto, el router Wireless-G anuncia lasistemas de cifrado (TKIP, CCMP, otros) que estn disponibles para su uso. El clienteselecciona el sistema de cifrado que desea utilizar y el sistema de cifrado seleccionado se utilizapara el cifrado entre el cliente y el router Wireless-G, una vez que se ha seleccionado por elcliente. El router Wireless-G debe soportar WPA2 modo mixto al utilizar esta opcin.- Modo de autenticacin WPA: Existen dos modos de autenticacin, una es WPA Empresa por elservidor RADIUS y el otro es WPA Personal Clave Pre-Compartida.- RADIUS Servidor: Cuando el usuario elige la autenticacin RADIUS, hay tres parmetros deservidor RADIUS ser set - puerto, la direccin IP y la contrasea.- Pre-Shared Key: Cuando el usuario elige la autenticacin de clave compartida previamente, hay

dos tipos de formato de entrada - Frase de contrasea y Hex.- Habilitar Pre-Authentication: Slo vlido para AES y modo mixto. Cuando el usuarioescoge Empresa (RADIUS), acceder al servidor Radius para hacer el proceso de autenticacinprevia.- Aplicar cambios: Haga clic en "Apply Changes" para guardar la configuracin.- Reset: Haga clic en el botn "Reset" para deshacer los cambios.- Ayuda: Solicitar informacin de ayuda.

control de AccesoControl de acceso permite al usuario bloquear o desbloquear cualquier cliente inalmbrico paraacceder a este router. Los usuarios pueden agregar nueva direccin MAC con simple comentarioy haga clic en el botn "Aplicar cambios" para aplicar. aeliminar una direccin MAC, seleccione la casilla de verificacin correspondiente en la columna

Seleccionar y haga clic en

Botn "Borrar seleccin".

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- Wireless Access Control Mode: There are three types of access control options: Disable: disable this control feature. Allow Listed: If you choose AllowListed, only those clients whose

wireless MAC addresses are in the access control list will be able to connectto your Wireless-G Router.

Deny Listed: When DenyListed is selected, these wireless clients on thelist will not be able to connect to the Wireless-G Router.

- MAC Address: you need to fill out the clients MAC address which you want toallow or deny.

- Comment: you can add any comment in this blank.- Apply Changes button: when you fill up the MAC address and Comment, you

need to press this button then this information will be added to the Current AccessControl List..

- Delete Selected button: delete the selected client.

- Delete All button: delete all the WDS AP those are in the Current Access Control

List.- Reset button: to clear all the input in the blank.- Help: To request help information.

WDSWhen you enable the WDS feature selected in the Basic Settings, this Wireless DistributionSystem (WDS) feature will set this Wireless-G Router in Bridge Mode. Two Wireless-G Routersin bridge mode can communicate with each other through wireless interface. To do this, you must

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set these Wireless-G Routers in the same channel and set MAC address of all other Wireless-GRouters which you want to communicate with in the table and then enable the WDS.

- Modo de control de acceso sin hilos: Existen tres tipos de opciones de control de acceso: Desactivar: desactivar esta funcin de control. Permitir Listado: Si optas por "Permitir Cotizadas", slo aquellos clientes cuyas direcciones MACinalmbrico se encuentran en la lista de control de acceso ser capaz de conectarse a su routerWireless-G. Denegar Listado: Cuando "Deny Listed" est seleccionado, estos clientes inalmbricos en la listano podrn conectarse al Router Wireless-G.- Direccin MAC: es necesario rellenar la direccin MAC del cliente que desea permitir o denegar.- Comentario: se puede aadir cualquier comentario en este espacio en blanco.- Aplicar cambios botn: cuando llenes la direccin MAC y el comentario, hay que pulsar estebotn se agregar esta informacin a la lista de control de acceso actual ..- Botn Eliminar Seleccionado: eliminar el cliente seleccionado.- Delete All: borrar todo el WDS AP ellos estn en la lista de control de acceso actual.- Reset: para borrar toda la entrada en el espacio en blanco.- Ayuda: Solicitar informacin de ayuda.

WDSAl activar el WDS caracterstica seleccionada en la configuracin bsica, esta caracterstica Sistemade Distribucin Inalmbrico (WDS) fijar este Router Wireless-G en "Modo Bridge". Dos RoutersWireless-Gen el modo de puente pueden comunicarse entre s a travs de la interfaz inalmbrica. Para haceresto, debe

establecer estos routers Wireless-G en el mismo canal y conjunto de direcciones MAC de todos losotros routers Wireless-G que desea comunicarse con la mesa y luego permitir que el WDS.

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- Enable WDS: enable the WDS function.

- Add WDS AP: you need to fill out the other APs MAC address which you want tocommunicate.

- Comment: you can add any comment in this blank.- Apply Changes button: when you fill up the MAC address and Comment, you

need to press this button then this information will be added to the Current WDS

AP List..- Reset button: to clear all the input in the blank.- Set Security button: allow you to setup the wireless security for WDS.- Show Statistics button: show the MAC address, transmission and receiption

packet counters for each configured WDS AP.- Current WDS AP List: A table shows the current WDS APs information that

includes MAC address and comment.- Delete Selected button: delete the selected WDS AP.- Delete All button: delete all the WDS AP those are in the Current WDS AP List.- Reset: Click on Reset to undo your changes.- Help: To request help information.

Site Survey

This Wireless Site Survey tool will scan all available wireless network. Click on Refresh button tosearch for available Wireless-G Router(s) or IBSS(s). If any Wireless-G Router or IBSS is found,you may choose to connect it manually when client mode is enabled.

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- Show Client button: A table shows the assigned IP address, MAC address andtime expired for each DHCP leased client.

Firewall

IP FilteringYou can set up the filter against the IP addresses to block specific users from accessing theInternet.

- Enable IP Filtering: Enable the IP Filtering function.- Local IP Address: Enter the private IP address that you want to block accessing

the Internet.- Protocol: This allows you to select UDP, TCP or both protocol types you want to

block.- Comment: Allow user to add any description to this Local IP Address.- Apply Changes: Click on ApplyChanges to save the setting.- Current Filter Table: A table shows the current IP Address filtering.

- Delete Selected: Allow user to delete any Local IP Address in the Current FilterTable.

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- Delete All: Allow user to delete all Local IP Address in the Current Filter Table.- Reset: Click on Reset to undo your changes.- Help: To request help information.

Port FilteringThe Port filtering can restrict certain type of data packets from your LAN to Internet through the

router.

- Enable Port Filtering: Enable the Port Filtering function.- Port Range: Enter the Port range 1 to 65535 those you want to block accessing

the Internet.- Protocol: This allows you to select UDP, TCP or both protocol types you want to

block.- Comment: Allow user to add any description to this port range.- Apply Changes: Click on ApplyChanges to save the setting.- Current Filter Table: A table shows the current port filtering.- Delete Selected: Allow user to delete any port range in the Current Filter Table.- Delete All: Allow user to delete all the port range in the Current Filter Table.- Reset: Click on Reset to undo your changes.- Help: To request help information.

MAC FilteringYou can set up the filter against the MAC addresses to block specific users from accessing theInternet.

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- Enable MAC Filtering: Enable the MAC Filtering function.- MAC Address: Enter the MAC Address that you want to block accessing the

Internet.- Comment: Allow user to add any description to this MAC Address.- Apply Changes: Click on ApplyChanges to save the setting.- Current Filter Table: A table shows the current MAC Address filtering.

- Delete Selected: Allow user to delete any MAC Address in the Current FilterTable.

- Delete All: Allow user to delete all MAC Address in the Current Filter Table.

- Reset: Click on Reset to undo your changes.- Help: To request help information.

VPN SettingsVirtual Private Network (VPN), is a connection between two end points. It establishes a privatenetwork and allows private data to be sent securely over the Internet. This is called as creating atunnel.

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- Enable IPSec VPN: to enable IPSec VPN function.- Enable NAT Traversal: enable this function to detect NAT gateways between

IIPSec hosts and to negotiate the use of UDP encapsulation of IPSec packets.- Generate RSA Key: here you can generate a new public key.- Show RSA Public Key: to show the new public key.

- Current VPN Connection Table: a table shows the current VPN connectionstatus.

- Edit: you can edit any VPN connection in the Current VPN Connection Table.- Delete: you can delete any VPN connection in the Current VPN Connection

Table.- Refresh: to update the Current VPN Connection Table.- Show Log: to show the internal process of building VPN.- Help: To request help information.

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When you click on the Edit button, the VPN Setup window will display as below:

- Enable Tunnel 1: Enable the IPSec VPN tunnel.- Connection Name: Specify a name for the VPN connection.- Auth Type: Allow user to choice the method of authenticating gateways for

Diffie-Hellman key negotiation.- Local Site: You can select the Single Address orSubnet Address for the

secured local IP.- Local IP Address/Network: Enter IP address for the local network for VPN

connection.- Local Subnet Mask: Enter subnet mask the local network for VPN connection.- Remote Site: You can select the Single Address, Subnet Address, Any

Address orNAT-T Any Address for the secured remote IP.

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- Remote Secure Gateway: Enter remote site gateway.

- Remote IP Address/Network: Enter remote site IP Address (forSingle Address)or IP network (forSubnet Address).

- Remote Subnet Mask: Enter remote site subnet mask.- Local ID Type: Specify the local ID type, which is supported IP, DNS and Email.- Local ID: Specify a local ID to be used for setup VPN connection.- Remote ID Type: Specify the remote ID type, which is supported IP, DND and

Email.- Remote ID: Specify a remote ID to be used for setup VPN connection.- Key Management: there are two key management methods IKE and Manual.- Connection Type: there are two connection types Initator and Responder.- ESP: ESP (Encrypts Security Payload) with authentication can encrypt security

payload and authenticated for encryption service.- PreShared Key: Specify a key for IKE (Internet Key Exchange)- Remote RSA Key: Allow user to choice the method of authenticating gateways for

Diffie-Hellman key negotiation.- Status: Show the current connection status.- Advanced: Advance VPN setup for IKE.- Connect: To active the VPN connection.- Disconnect: To inactive the VPN connection.

- Apply Changes: Click on ApplyChanges to save the setting.- Reset: Click on Reset to undo your changes.- Refresh: to update the Current VPN Connection Status.- Back: go back to the VPN Setup page.- Help: To request help information.

When you select to set the key management manually, you have to click on theAdvanced button, the Advanced VPN Settings for IKE web page will display

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Phase 1

- Negotiation Mode: This negotiation is a main process to build a VPN connection inphase 1.

- Encryption Algorithm: There are two encryption algorithm 3DES and AES128.- Authentication Algorithm: There are two authentication algorithm MD5 and

SHA1.- Key Group: There are three Key groups to be defined DH1, DH2 and DH5.- Key Life Time: Define the life time for this key.

Phase 2- Active Protocol: The ESP protocol is using to build a VPN connection in phase 2- Encryption Algorithm: There are three encryption algorithm 3DES, AES128 and

Null.- Authentication Algorithm: There are two authentication algorithm MD5 and

SHA1.- Key Life Time: Define the life time for this key.- Encapsulation: Show the current encapsulation mode.- Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS): A key-establishment protocol, used to secure

VPN communications. If one encryption key is compromised only data encryptedby that specific key is compromised. For perfect forward secrecy (PFS) to exist thekey used to protect transmission of data must not be used to derive any additionalkeys. You can turn on this PFS feature.

- OK: Click on OK to confirm the setting.- Cancel: Click on Cancel to skip the setting on this page.

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AdvancedPort Forwarding

The Port Forwarding allows you to re-direct a particular range of service port numbers (from theWAN port) to a particular LAN IP address. It helps you to host some servers behind the routers

NAT firewall.

- Enable Port Forwarding:- IP Address: This is the private IP of the server behind the NAT firewall.

(Note: You need to give your LAN PC clients a fixed/static IPaddress for Port Forwarding to work properly.)

- Protocol: This is the protocol type to be forwarded. You can choose to forwardTCP packet, UDP packet orBoth (TCP + UDP).

- Port Range: The range of ports to be forward to the private IP.- Comment: Allow user to add any description to this Port Forwarding.- Apply Changes: Click on ApplyChanges to save the setting.- Current Port Forwarding Table: A table shows the current Port Forwarding

settings.- Delete Selected: Allow user to delete any Port Forwarding settings in the Current

Port Forwarding Table.- Delete All: Allow user to delete all Port Forwarding settings in the Current Port

Forwarding Table.- Reset: Click on Reset to undo your changes.- Help: To request help information.

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DMZDMZ feature allows one local user to be exposed to the Internet for use of a special-purposeservice such as Internet gaming or videoconferencing. It will forward all the ports at the same timeto one PC. The port forwarding feature is more secure because it only opens the ports you want tohave opened, while DMZ opens all the ports of one computer, exposing the computer so theInternet can see it.

- Enable DMZ: Enable one PC to be exposed to the Internet.- DMZ Host IP Address: Enter the computers IP address in this field.

(Note: You need to give your LAN PC clients afixed/static IP address for DMZ to work properly.)

- Apply Changes: Click on ApplyChanges to save the setting.- Reset: Click on Reset to undo your changes.- Help: To request help information.

DDNSYou can assign a fixed host and domain name to a dynamic Internet IP address. Each time therouter boots up, it will re-register its domain-name-to-IP-address mapping with the DDNS serviceprovide. This is the reason that Internet users can access the router through a domain nameinstead of its IP address.(Note: make sure that you have registered with a DDNS service provider before enablingthis feature.)

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- Enable DDNS: Enable this DDNS function.- Service Provider: Select the DDNS Service Provider.- Domain Name: Enter the Service Provider Domain Name if needed.- Username/Email: Enter the user name or Email address required to log into the

DDNS account- Password/Key: Enter the password or Key number required to log into the DDNS

account.- Apply Changes: Click on ApplyChanges to save the setting.- Reset: Click on Reset to undo your changes.


ManagementStatus

This status page provides a brief read-only report for system, LAN and WAN configurationinformation. The data displayed may be changed depending on your current configuration.

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System- Uptime: The date/time shows how long the router power on.- Firmware Version: Show the current firmware version.

Wireless Configuration- Mode: Shows the current operating modes.- Band: Shows the current operating band.- SSID: Shows the current SSID.- Channel Number: Shows the current operating channel.- Encryption: Shows the current encryption mode.- BBSID: Shows the current BBSID on your Wireless LAN port.- Associated Clients: Shows the number of associated clients that you are

connecting together.TCP/IP Configuration- Attain IP Protocol: Shows the IP protocol is being used on LAN- IP Address: Shows the routers LAN port IP address- Subnet Mask: Shows subnet mask on your local network.- Default Gateway: Shows the defined Default Gateway on your local network.

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- DHCP Server: Shows the DHCP server status.- MAC Address: Shows the MAC address on your LAN port.

WAN Configuration- Attain IP Protocol: Shows the IP protocol is being used on WAN.- IP Address: Shows the routers WAN port IP address- Subnet Mask: Shows subnet mask on your public network.- Default Gateway: Shows the defined Default Gateway on your public network.- MAC Address: Shows the MAC address on your WAN port.

DHCP SettingsThere is a DHCP server running on LAN interface. It serves dynamic IP addresses to LAN hostsrunning DHCP client. Both dynamic and static DHCP leases are supported. The service is turnedon by default.

- Enable DHCP Server: Check the checkbox to enable the DHCP Server feature.

- DHCP Client Range: Enter the Start / End address that should be assigned by theDHCP server.

- Apply Changes: Click on ApplyChanges to save the setting.- Reset: Click on Reset to undo your changes.

- Refresh: Click on Refresh button to update the latest information in the Dynamic

DHCP Client List.- Help: To request help information.

Time Zone SettingsThis wireless router provides a NTP (Network Time Protocol) client that can synchronize time withconfigured NTP server. Press the Refresh Time button refreshes system timestamp and theSave/Time Sync buttons force NTP client sync time with NTP server.

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- Current Time: Show the current time of this router.- Time Zone Select: Select the time zone of the country where this router is located.- Enable NTP client update: enable this time zone update function

- NTP server: you can select the existing NTP server by clicking the down arrow ormanually assign time server address.

- Apply Changes: Click on ApplyChanges to save the setting.- Reset: Click on Reset to undo your changes.- Refresh: Get the date/time from NTP server again.- Help: To request help information.

PasswordUsers can change User Name and Password here. The default User Name is root withPassword 1234.

- User Name: Enter the new login user name. The user name can contain 1 to 30characters and/or digits, and are case sensitive. (Note: if you empty the user

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name, the password login protection will be disable.)- New Password: Enter the new login password. The passwords can contain 1 to 30

characters and/or digits, and are case sensitive.- Confirmed Password: Enter the new login password again.- Apply Changes: Click on ApplyChanges to save the setting.- Reset: Click on Reset to clear all fields.- Help: To request help information.

Upgrade FirmwareThis wireless router allows you to easily upgrade the firmware.Firmware Upgrade: Click on the Browse button to select the firmware and then click on theUpload button. After the firmware upgrade is completed, the router will restart automatically.(Note: Do not power off the device while the firmware is being upgraded.)

- Select File: Enter the location and name of the file containing the new firmware.You can use the Browse button next to this filed to browse for the file.

- Upload: Click to upgrade the routers firmware.

- Reset: Click on Reset to clear the Select File fields.- Help: To request help information.

Remote ManagementUsers can connect to this router from remote side using this routers WAN IP. This routers currentWAN IP is shown in the WAN status page..

- Enable Web Server Access on WAN: Check the checkbox and enable thisremote feature.

- Apply Changes: Click on ApplyChanges to save the setting.

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- Reset: Click on Reset to undo your changes.- Help: To request help information.

Save/Reload SettingsYou can create a backup file that contains your current router settings. After you create a backupfile, you can use it to restore your settings in the event you need to reset the routers defaults.

- Save Settings to File: Click on Save button to save the settings to a f ileconfig.dat.

- Load Settings from File: Enter the location and name config.dat of the file whichwas saved. You can use the Browsebutton next to this field to browse for the file.

- Upload: Click on update button to upload the previous settings.- Reset Settings to Default:: You can click on the Reset button to reset the current

configuration to the factory default- Help: To request help information.

System RestartYou can restart the system on this page to replace the power offandpower on action on thisrouter.

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- Apply Changes: Click on ApplyChanges to confirm to reset this router.- Help: To request help information.

Event LogThis wireless router supports System Log information. This data is useful for monitoring andtroubleshooting the network.

- Enable Log: Enable the Log function.

- Wireless only orsystem all: Select to log the wireless events only or all systemevents.

- Enable Remote Log: Enable the Remote Log function.- Log Server IP Address: You have to enter the Remote Log Server IP address

when you use the Remote Log function. Logs can be sent to a remote server

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running a syslog daemon.- Apply Changes: Click on ApplyChanges to save the setting.- Refresh: Get the log data again.- Clear: Click on Clear to clear all log data in the message box.- Help: To request help information.

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Appendix A: Troubleshooting

Symptom Possible Causes Things to Do

Inability to connect physically Incorrect or incompatiblewireless network configuration.For example, shared keyauthentication is configured onthe wireless AP/Router and thewireless client is attemptingopen system authentication

Inadvertent media accesscontrol (MAC) address filtering

The wireless network nameis not visible

Verify that the wirelessnetwork configurationsbetween the wireless clientand wireless AP/Router arecompatible.

Using utility Ipconfig:

1. Click Start > Programs andselect Command Prompt.2. Type ipconfig /all at thecommand prompt.3. Write down anyconfiguration information youwill need. At a minimum it willbe the IP address of yourcomputer and the DefaultGateway.

Make sure the clients IPnetwork is same as yourAP/Router.

The wireless AP/Router and

wireless network adapter arenot using the same 802.11standard (for example, you areusing an 802.11a networkadapter and a 802.11gwireless AP/Router)

Use the same 802.11

standard for wirelessAP/Router and wirelessnetwork adapter.

Radio frequency (RF)interference from nearbydevices such as cordlessphone and Bluetooth devices

Remove the devices whichcause the interference.

Wireless client is at the

periphery of the RF range ofthe wireless AP/Router

Move the wireless client

which is at the periphery of theRF range more closer to thewireless AP/Router..

Improperly functioning oroutdated wireless networkadapter driver

Obtain and install the mostrecent version of the wirelessnetwork adapter driver.

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Cable failure Check the Link LED. Makesure that your Ethernet cablesconnect properly.

AP/Router is not power on Check the Power LED.Make sure that you've plugged

in the power cord.

Intermittent connectivity IEEE 802.1X authenticationis enabled on the wirelessclient and is not enabled onthe wireless AP/Router


Improperly functioningwireless AP/Router

The symptom of this issue iswhen the wireless client losesconnectivity every 3 minutes orso. Disable the authenticationfeature on the wireless client.


Incorrect, missing, or stalevisible networks


Improperly functioning radioequipment on wirelessAP/Router or wireless networkadapter


Run diagnostic functions onthe wireless network adapter.

Wireless client has associatedbut no there is no valid IPaddress configuration or nonetwork connectivity

Authentication problem

Incorrect encryption key

Bad or missing certificates

Improperly functioningwireless AP

Verify that the wirelessnetwork configurationsbetween the wireless clientand wireless AP/Router are

compatible.

If you are using a static WEPkey, verify that it has beencorrectly configured.

Verify whether othercomputers connected to thewireless AP have the sameproblem. If all wireless clientsof the same wirelessAP/Router have the sameproblem, check the wireless

AP/Router settings.

IEEE 802.1X authenticationmight be failing. Check itagain.

Wireless connection problemswhen performing a suspendand resume with a laptopcomputer

The Wireless ZeroConfiguration or WirelessConfiguration services are notrunning

Improperly functioning or

Check to see if the WirelessZero Configuration or WirelessConfiguration services arerunning with the sc querywzcsvc command.

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outdated wireless networkadapter driver

On a laptop computer, thewireless radio button might bein the off position

With the Services snap-in,ensure that the Wireless ZeroConfiguration or WirelessConfiguration services areconfigured to startautomatically.

A wireless network adapterdriver failing in early stages ofservice startup may result inthe Wireless ZeroConfiguration or WirelessConfiguration service notinitializing over that interface.

Client can't connect to the Wrong IP address Make sure that your PC isAP/Router's configuration using an IP address within theutility. correct range. It should be

192.168.1.2 to 192.168.1.254for the default value.

Make sure that the addressof the subnet mask is255.255.255.0. Try to use Ping utility to pingthe AP/Routers IP, the defaultIP should be at 192.168.1.253or 192.168.1.254 for AP andRouter respectively.

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Appendix B: Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is wireless networking?Ans: The term wireless networking refers to technology that enables two or more computers tocommunicate using standard network protocols, but without network cabling. Strictly speaking, anytechnology that does this could be called wireless networking. The current buzzword howevergenerally refers to wireless LANs. This technology, fuelled by the emergence of cross-vendorindustry standards such as IEEE 802.11, has produced a number of affordable wireless solutionsthat are growing in popularity with business and schools as well as sophisticated applicationswhere network wiring is impossible, such as in warehousing or point-of-sale handheld equipment.

Q2: What is a wireless network made up of?Ans: There are two kinds of wireless networks:a. An ad-hoc, or peer-to-peer wireless network consists of a number of computers each equippedwith a wireless networking interface card. Each computer can communicate directly with all of theother wireless enabled computers. They can share files and printers this way, but may not be ableto access wired LAN resources, unless one of the computers acts as a bridge to the wired LANusing special software. (This is called "bridging")

Figure A1: Ad-Hoc or Peer-to Peer Networking.Each computer with a wireless interface can communicate directly with all of the others.

b. A wireless network can also use an access point, or base station. In this type of network theaccess point acts like a hub, providing connectivity for the wireless computers. It can connect (or"bridge") the wireless LAN to a wired LAN, allowing wireless computer access to LAN resources,such as file servers or existing Internet Connectivity.There are two types of access points:i. Dedicated hardware access points (HAP) such as Lucent's WaveLAN, Apple's Airport BaseStation or WebGear's AviatorPRO. (See Figure A2). Hardware access points offer comprehensivesupport of most wireless features, but check your requirements carefully.

ii. Software Access Points which run on a computer equipped with a wireless network interface

card as used in an ad-hoc or peer-to-peer wireless network. (See Figure A3) The VicomsoftInterGate suites are software routers that can be used as a basic Software Access Point, andinclude features not commonly found in hardware solutions, such as Direct PPPoE support andextensive configuration flexibility, but may not offer the full range of wireless features defined in the

standard.With appropriate networking software support, users on the wireless LAN can share files andprinters located on the wired LAN and vice versa. Vicomsoft's solutions support file sharing usingTCP/IP.

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Figure A2: Hardware Access Point.Wireless connected computers using a Hardware Access Point.

Figure A3: Software Access Point.Wireless connected computers using a Software Access Point.

Q3: Can I mix wireless equipment from different vendors?Ans: Because most wireless networking hardware vendors support the 802.11 standard they caninter operate. However, we recommend verification as the standard is a fairly recent one, and does

specify two different methods for wireless communications; Frequency Hopping (FH) and DirectSequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS or DS), which are not interoperable.When purchasing wireless networking hardware from separate vendors be sure to obtainguarantees from the ven

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