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UserGuide

NETCOMM GATEWAYY™ SERIES

Dual ADSL2+/3G Gateway

NetComm3G29WN–DualADSL2+/3GGatewayUserGuide YML292 www.netcomm.com.au

PrefaceThismanualprovidesinformationrelatedtotheinstallation,operation,andapplicationofthisdevice.Theindividualreadingthismanualispresumedtohaveabasicunderstandingoftelecommunicationsterminologyandconcepts.

Ifyoufindtheproducttobebrokenormalfunctioning,pleasecontacttechnicalsupportforimmediateservicebyemailattechnicalsupport@netcomm.com.au

Forproductupdate,newproductrelease,manualrevision,orsoftwareupgrades,pleasevisitourwebsiteatwww.netcomm.com.au

ImportantSafetyInstructions

Withreferencetounpacking,installation,useandmaintenanceofyourelectronicdevice,thefollowingbasicguidelinesarerecommended:

• Donotuseorinstallthisproductnearwater,toavoidfireorshockhazard.Forexample,nearabathtub,kitchensinkorlaundrytub,ornearaswimmingpool.Also,donotexposetheequipmenttorainordampareas(e.g.awetbasement).

• Donotconnectthepowersupplycordonelevatedsurfaces.Allowittoliefreely.Thereshouldbenoobstructionsinitspathandnoheavyitemsshouldbeplacedonthecord.Inaddition,donotwalkon,steponormistreatthecord.

• Useonlythepowercordandadapterthatareshippedwiththisdevice.

• Tosafeguardtheequipmentagainstoverheating,makesurethatallopeningsintheunitthatofferexposuretoairarenotblocked.

• Avoidusingatelephone(otherthanacordlesstype)duringanelectricalstorm.Theremaybearemoteriskofelectricshockfromlightening.Also,donotusethetelephonetoreportagasleakinthevicinityoftheleak.

• Neverinstalltelephonewiringduringstormyweatherconditions.

WARNING

• Disconnectthepowerlinefromthedevicebeforeservicing.

Copyright

Copyright©2010NetCommLimited.Allrightsreserved.TheinformationcontainedhereinisproprietarytoNetCommLimited.Nopartofthisdocumentmaybetranslated,transcribed,reproduced,inanyform,orbyanymeanswithoutpriorwrittenconsentofNetCommLimitedNOTE:Thisdocumentissubjecttochangewithoutnotice.

Save Our Environment

Whenthisequipmenthasreachedtheendofitsusefullife,itmustbetakentoarecyclingcentreandprocessedseparatefromdomesticwaste.

Thecardboardbox,theplasticcontainedinthepackaging,andthepartsthatmakeupthisroutercanberecycledinaccordancewithregionallyestablishedregulations.Neverdisposeofthiselectronicequipmentalongwithyourhouseholdwaste.Youmaybesubjecttopenaltiesorsanctionsunderthelaw.Instead,askfordisposalinstructionsfromyourmunicipalgovernment.

Pleaseberesponsibleandprotectourenvironment.


NETCOMM GATEWAY SERIES - NetComm 3G29WN – Dual ADSL2+ / 3G Gateway

TableofContentsIntroduction �� 5

YourDualADSL2+/3GGateway.................................................................................................................................................................................5Packagecontents........................................................................................................................................................................................................5Keyfeatures.................................................................................................................................................................................................................6PlacementofyourDualADSL2+/3GGateway............................................................................................................................................................7ProductLayout............................................................................................................................................................................................................9Minimumsystemrequirements...................................................................................................................................................................................10Defaultsettings..........................................................................................................................................................................................................11ConnectingtheDualADSL2+/3GGateway..............................................................................................................................................................12QuickSetup...............................................................................................................................................................................................................12Troubleshooting..........................................................................................................................................................................................................15

Advanced Configuration – Web User Interface �� 17Whatcanyoudofromhere?......................................................................................................................................................................................17

Basic �� 19QuickSetup...............................................................................................................................................................................................................19Basic-Home.............................................................................................................................................................................................................19

3G Settings �� 22Setup.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................22PINConfiguration.......................................................................................................................................................................................................223GBackupConfiguration...........................................................................................................................................................................................23

Wireless �� 25Settings......................................................................................................................................................................................................................25Security......................................................................................................................................................................................................................26Advanced...................................................................................................................................................................................................................27MACFilter..................................................................................................................................................................................................................29WirelessBridge..........................................................................................................................................................................................................29StationInfo.................................................................................................................................................................................................................30

Management �� 32DeviceSettings..........................................................................................................................................................................................................32UpdateFirmware........................................................................................................................................................................................................33SNMP........................................................................................................................................................................................................................33TR-069Client.............................................................................................................................................................................................................34SNTP.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................34AccessControl...........................................................................................................................................................................................................34

Advanced �� 37ATMinterface.............................................................................................................................................................................................................37WANservice..............................................................................................................................................................................................................37LAN...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................39NAT............................................................................................................................................................................................................................40PortTriggering...........................................................................................................................................................................................................41DMZHost..................................................................................................................................................................................................................41Security......................................................................................................................................................................................................................42ParentalControl.........................................................................................................................................................................................................43QualityofService.......................................................................................................................................................................................................44Routing......................................................................................................................................................................................................................45DNS...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................47DSL............................................................................................................................................................................................................................48UPnP.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................48DNSproxy.................................................................................................................................................................................................................48USBStorage..............................................................................................................................................................................................................50PrintServer................................................................................................................................................................................................................50InterfaceGrouping......................................................................................................................................................................................................50LANPorts..................................................................................................................................................................................................................51

Status �� 52Diagnostics................................................................................................................................................................................................................52SystemLog................................................................................................................................................................................................................533GNetwork...............................................................................................................................................................................................................54Statistics....................................................................................................................................................................................................................56Route.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................58ARP...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................58DHCP........................................................................................................................................................................................................................58Ping...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................58

Appendix A: Print Server �� 59

Appendix B: Samba Server �� 63

Legal & Regulatory Information �� 64

Introduction



IntroductionYourDualADSL2+/3GGatewayCongratulationsonyourpurchaseofaNetComm3G29WN–DualADSL2+/3GGateway.Thisproductisahigh-performanceADSL2+ModemRoutercombinedwithaHSPA+modulethatprovideshigh-speedwirelessNnetworkingandInternetconnectivityforyourhome,officeorpublicspace.

TheNetComm3G29WNgivesyoutheoptiontoplugdirectlyintoanADSLserviceorconnectwith3Gbyinsertinga3GSIMcardtodeliverInternet.Thechoiceisyours.BothmethodswillallowyoutoshareyourInternetconnectionamongstmultipleuserswitheitherthe4LANportsforwiredconnectionsorviahigh-speedWirelessN.

The3G29WNalsoallowsforaHSPA+/3GMobileBroadbandconnection(providedbyaSIMcard)toactasabackupInternetconnectiontoyourfixedlineservice,providingautomaticInternetfailoverto3GintheeventthattheADSLservicefails.Shouldyouhaveaccesstobothconnectionmethods,the3G29WNwillensureyouare“alwayson”whichisvitaltosomeindividualsandbusinessthatperformInternetbasedcriticaloperations.

TheUSBportisabletobeusedforthepurposeofprintingandamassstorageserver.BysimplyplugginginaUSBprinteroraUSBharddrivetotherouter,thefunctionalityoftheseproductswillbeabletobesharedwitheveryoneconnectedtothe3G29WN.

The3G29WNfeaturesthelateststandardsofwirelesssecurityenabledbydefaultoneachrouter.AnadvancedfirewallandVPNpass-throughfunctionalityallowsformaximumsecurityandcatersfortheencryptedPoint-to-Pointcommunicationsfromconnectedcomputersthroughthe3G29WNtoaVPNServer.

ThePortForwardingandUPnPfunctionalityprovidedbythe3G29WNmakeiteasierfortoday’sInternetuserstosetupandconfigurethevariousnetworkPortForwardingRulesneededbyInternetapplicationssuchasOn-LineGaming,Peer-To-PeerfilesharingandInstantMessagingservices.

PackagecontentsYour3G29WNcontainsthefollowingitems:

• 3G29WN–DualADSL2+/3GGateway

• 12VDC,1.5APowerSupply

• RJ-11ADSLLineconnectioncable

• RJ-45Ethernetcable

• 2xRemovable3GAntennas

• 1xRemovableWiFiAntenna

• UserGuide(onCD)

• PrintedQuickStartGuide


Keyfeatures• FullyfeaturedADSL2+ModemRouter

• EmbeddedmultimodeHSUPA/HSDPA/HSPA+/UMTSmodule

• Dual-bandHSPA+/UMTS(850/2100Mhz)

• SupportsautoInternetfailoverfromADSLto3G

• WirelessNaccesspoint–highspeedwirelessupto300Mbps

• 2Transmitand2ReceiveWiFiantennas

• 4LANportsformultiplewiredconnections

• 1xUSBhostPort

• Webbrowserbasedinterfaceforconfigurationandmanagement:OSindependentandeasytouse

• Fullwirelesssecurity-WEP,WPA,WPA2

• MACaddressandIPfiltering

• Staticroutefunctions

• DNSProxy

• Web-basedmanagement

• SupportsVPNPass-through

• NAT/PAT

• Configurationbackupandrestoration

• DHCPServer/Relay/Client



PlacementofyourDualADSL2+/3GGatewayWhen Connecting With 3GJustlikeyourmobilephone,thelocationofthe3G29WNwillaffectitssignalstrengthtoa3GMobileBaseStation(CellTower).Thedataspeedachievableisrelativetothissignalstrength,whichisaffectedbymanyenvironmentalfactors.Pleasekeepinmindthatthe3G29WNwillneedadequatesignalstrengthinordertoprovideInternetconnectivitywhilstchoosingalocationtoplaceyourRouter.

Similarlytothe3Gconnection,thewirelessconnectionbetweentheRouterandyourWiFideviceswillbestrongerthecloseryourconnecteddevicesaretoyourRouter.YourwirelessconnectionandperformancewilldegradeasthedistancebetweenyourRouterandconnecteddevicesincreases.Thismayormaynotbenoticeable,andisgreatlyaffectedbytheindividualinstallationenvironment.

Ifyouhaveconcernsaboutyournetwork’sperformancethatmightberelatedtorangeorobstructionfactors,trymovingthecomputertoapositionbetweenthreetofivemetersfromtheRouterinordertoseeifdistanceistheproblem.Ifdifficultiespersistevenatcloserange,pleasecontactNetCommTechnicalSupport.Note: Whilesomeoftheitemslistedbelowcanaffectnetworkperformance,theywillnotprohibityourwirelessnetworkfromfunctioning;ifyouareconcernedthatyour

networkisnotoperatingatitsmaximumeffectiveness,thischecklistmayhelp.

Router placement• PlaceyourRouterascloseaspossibletothecentreofyourwirelessnetworkdevicestoachievethebestwirelessnetwork

coverageforallyour“wirelessclients”(i.e.,computerswithbuiltinorUSBWirelessAdapters,LaptopswithBuilt-inWireless,WirelessPDA/iPhone,etc)

• EnsurethatyourRouter’santennasareparalleltoeachother,andarepositionedvertically(towardtheceiling).IfyourRouteritselfispositionedvertically,pointtheantennasinanupwarddirectionasmuchaspossible.

• Inmulti-storeyhomes,placetheRouteronafloorthatisasclosetothecentreofthehomeaspossible.ThismaymeanplacingtheRouteronanupperfloor.

• TrynottoplacetheRouternearacordlesstelephonethatoperatesatthesameradiofrequencyasthe3G29WN(2.4GHz).

Avoid obstacles and interference• AvoidplacingyourRouterneardevicesthatmayemitradio“noise,”suchasmicrowaveovens.Denseobjectsthatcaninhibit

wirelesscommunicationinclude:

• Refrigerators

• Washersand/ordryers

• Metalcabinets

• Largeaquariums

• Metallic-based,UV-tintedwindows

Ifyourwirelesssignalseemsweakinsomespots,makesurethatobjectssuchasthesearenotblockingthesignal’spath(betweenyourdevicesandRouter).


Cordless phonesIftheperformanceofyourwirelessnetworkisimpairedafterconsideringtheaboveissues,andyouhaveacordlessphone:

• TrymovingcordlessphonesawayfromyourRouterandyourwireless-enabledcomputers.

• Unplugandremovethebatteryfromanycordlessphonethatoperatesonthe2.4GHzband(checkmanufacturer’sinformation).Ifthisfixestheproblem,yourphonemaybeinterferingwiththeWi-FiRouter.

• Ifyourphonesupportschannelselection,changethechannelonthephonetothefarthestchannelfromyourwirelessnetwork.Forexample,changethephonetochannel1andmoveyourRoutertochannel11.Seeyourphonesusermanualfordetailedinstructions.

• Ifnecessary,considerswitchingtoa900MHzor5GHzcordlessphone.

Choose the “quietest” channel for your wireless networkInlocationswherehomesorofficesareclosetogether,suchasapartmentbuildingsorofficecomplexes,theremaybewirelessnetworksnearbythatcanconflictwithyourwirelessnetwork.

UsetheSiteSurveycapabilitiesfoundintheWirelessUtilitytolocateanyotherwirelessnetworksthatareavailableandswitchyourRouterandcomputerstoachannelasfarawayfromothernetworksaspossible.

• Experimentwithmorethanoneoftheavailablechannelsinordertofindtheclearestconnectionandavoidinterferencefromneighbouringcordlessphonesorotherwirelessdevices.

• ForassistancewithplacingNetCommwirelessnetworkingproducts,usethedetailedSiteSurveyandwirelesschannelinformationincludedwithyourwirelessnetworkcard.Seeyournetworkcard’suserguideformoreinformation.

TheseguidelinesshouldallowyoutocoverthemaximumpossibleareawithyourRouter.Shouldyouneedtocoveranevenwiderarea,youshouldconsiderlookingatbuildingahybridnetworkbycombiningyourwirelessnetworkwithaPowerlineNetwork.SeetheNetCommwebsiteformoredetailsonPowerlineproducts.



ProductLayoutGetting to know your 3G29WNItisrecommendedthatyoutakeamomenttoacquaintyourselfwiththeindicatorlights,portsanddefaultsettingsofthe3G29WNpriortocommencingwithinstallation.

LED ICON COLOUR MODE FUNCTIONPower Blue On Therouter is poweredon

Off Therouter is notpowered

LAN1-4 Blue On Ethernet l ink is establ ished

Off There is noEthernet l inkestabl ished

Bl ink ing Datat ransmit t ing/receiv ingoverEthernet

Wi-F i Blue On Local W i-F i accessto theRouter is enabledand

work ing

Off W ire lessModule is not insta l led/ enabled

Bl ink ing Datat ransmit t ing/receiv ingoverW i-F i

ADSL Blue On TheADSL l ink is establ ished

Bl ink ing

s lowly

The is noADSL l inkestabl ished

Bl ink ing TheADSL l ine is t ra in ingor t raff ic is passingthrough

Internet Blue On A l ink to the Internet is establ ished

Off Modemis inbr idgedmodeorADSLconnect ion is

notpresent

Bl ink ing Datat ransmit t ing/receiv ingover the Internet

Lavender On The Internetconnect ionhasauto fa i ledover f rom

ADSLto3G

3GMode Blue On 3Gconnect ion is act ive

Off Noavai lable3Gconnect ion

Lavender On 2Gconnect ion is act ive

3GSignal Blue On 3Gs ignal st rong

Lavender On 3Gs ignal medium

Red On 3Gs ignal weak

Bl ink ing SIMcardnot insta l led

USB Blue On AUSBdevice is p lugged into theUSBport

Off There is noUSBdevicep lugged into theUSBport


Reset

Power USB Ethernet DSL

WiFi3GAux3GMain

USIM

PORTNAME FUNCTION3GMain/ 3GAux 3Gantennas for connect ingto3Gbasestat ion

Power Connect thesuppl iedpoweradapter

On/Off ( icon) Pushto turn the3G29WNonandoff

USIM USIMcards lot . Insert yourSIMcardhere

USB ConnectyourUSBpr inter or storagedevice

Reset Resetbutton. Depress for 10secondstoreturnyour3G29WNto factorydefaul t sett ings

LANx4 4x10/100Ethernetswitchtoconnectwireddevices

DSL Telephone jack (RJ-11) toconnect toyour te lephonewal l socket (ADSLL ine)

W i-F i W i-F i antenna for d ist r ibut ingwire less Internets ignal

MinimumsystemrequirementsDifferentaspectsofthe3G29WNhavedifferentrequirements,solet’slookattheminturn.We’llstartwithyourcomputer,whichoughttomatchthefollowingrequirementsifyouaretoenjoythebenefitsofahigh-speedADSLconnectionanduseof3Gandwirelessnetworking.

PC Requirements:• AnycomputerrunningWindows98/2000/Me/XP/Vista/7orMacintoshOSX

• EthernetorWirelessNetworkcard

• CD-ROMdrive

• Webbrowsere.g.

• InternetExplorer5.1(orbetter)

• NetscapeNavigator

• MozillaFireFox1.0.4(orbetter)

• Safari

ADSL Requirement:• ADSLbroadbandconnectiontoanISP(InternetServiceProvider)

• ADSLIn-lineSplitter/Filter(Pleasereferto“Do I need a micro filter?”formoreinformation)Note:ConnectionatADSL2or2+ratesdependsontheserviceofferedbyyourISP;thedevicewilloperateatstandardADSLratesintheabsenceofthe2or2+service.ConsultyourISPfordetails.

3G Requirement• Anactivated3GSIMCard

Wireless Computer/Device Requirements• Computer/devicewithaworking802.11b,802.11gor802.11nwirelessadapter.

Do I need a micro filter?Microfiltersareusedtopreventinterferencebetweenphonesandfaxmachines,andyourADSLservice.IfyourADSL-enabledphonelineisbeingusedwithanyequipmentotherthanyourADSLModemthenyouwillneedtouseoneMicrofilterforeachphonedeviceinuse.Telephonesand/orfacsimilesinotherroomsthatareusingthesamelinewillalsorequireMicrofilters.AsuitableMicrofiltercanbepurchasedfromNetCommoryourServiceProvider,ifrequired.



DefaultsettingsLAN (Management)

• StaticIPAddress:192.168.1.1

• SubnetMask:255.255.255.0

• DefaultGateway:192.168.1.1

WAN (Internet)• WANmode:DHCP

Wireless• SSID:NetCommWireless

• Channel:Auto

• Security:WPA-PSK

• WEPKey:a1b2c3d4e5

Interface Access• Username:admin

• Password:admin

Restore Factory Default SettingsRestoringfactorydefaultswillresetthe3G29WNtoitsfactorydefaultconfiguration.Occasionsmaypresentthemselveswhereyouneedtorestorethefactorydefaultsonyour3G29WNsuchas:

• Youhavelostyourusernameandpasswordandareunabletologintoyour3G29WN’swebconfigurationpage;

• Youhavepurchasedyour3G29WNfromsomeoneelseandneedtoreconfigurethedevicetoworkwithyourISP;

• YouareaskedtoperformafactoryresetbyNetCommSupportstaff

Inordertorestoreyour3G29WNtoitsfactorydefaultsettings,pleasefollowthesesteps:

• Ensurethatyour3G29WNispoweredon(foratleast10seconds);

• Useapapercliporapenciltiptodepresstheresetbuttonfortensecondsandrelease.Atthispoint,theresetisinprogress.Donotpowerofftheunit;

• Whentheindicatorlightsreturntosteadyblue,resetiscomplete.Thedefaultsettingsarenowrestored.Theentireprocesstakesabout45secondstocomplete;

• Onceyouhaveresetyour3G29WNtoitsdefaultsettingsyouwillbeabletoaccessthedevice’sconfigurationwebinterfaceusinghttp://192.168.1.1withusername‘admin’andpassword‘admin’;


ConnectingtheDualADSL2+/3GGateway• ConnectthesuppliedRJ-11cabletotheDSLportonthebackofyourroutertothephoneportthatsuppliesyourADSLservice.

• And/or,insertyourSIMcard(untilyouhearaclick)intotheUSIMslotontherearoftheRouter.

• ConnectthesuppliedRJ-45EthernetcablefromoneoftheLANportsonthebackoftheroutertoyourcomputer.

• Attachthetwo3GantennasprovidedtotheportsmarkedMainandAUXonthebackoftherouter.Theantennasshouldbescrewedinaclockwisedirection.

• ScrewthesupplieddetachableWi-FiantennatotheWi-Ficonnectoronthebackoftherouter.

• Connectthesuppliedpoweradaptertoyourrouterandpresstheon/offbuttontopowertherouteron.

QuickSetup• Openawebbrowser(InternetExplorer,Firefox,Safari)andtype192.168.1.1intotheaddressbaratthetopofthewindow.

• Attheloginscreentypeadminintoboththeusernameandpasswordfields.Thenclicksubmit.ThiswilltakeyoudirectlytotheQuickSetuppage

Connecting With ADSL1. SelecttheADSLonlyboxandclickNext;

2. EntertheUserID/PasswordonthisscreenassuppliedbyyourISP

3. ClickonNexttousethesesettings,

4. Youwillthenbeaskedtoenteradditionalsetupdetails.Theseadditionalstepsareexplainedbelow



Connecting with 3G1. Selectthe3GonlyboxandclickNext

2. TypetheAPNintheAPNfield.Thisissuppliedbyyour3GISP

3. AuthenticationMethodshouldbeprovidedbyyourInternetserviceprovider;orjustleaveittoNONEifnotrequired.

4. Entertheusername/passwordsuppliedbyyour3GISP.NOTE:Notall3Guserswillhaveausername/password.Onlyenterthisinformationifyouhavebeensuppliedonebyyour3GISP

5. ClickonNexttousethesesettings


Configuring 3G backup1. SelecttheADSLwith3GbackupboxandclickNext

2. FollowtheinstructionslistedaboveforbothADSLand3Gtosetupbothconnections

3. ChecktheEnable3GBackupboxandenteryourdesiredbackupsettings

4. ClickonNexttousethesesettings


Wireless Set Up

1. Thedefaultsettingsalreadyappearonthewirelessquicksetuppage.

2. Youcanenable/disablethewirelesssignal.

3. YoucanchangeyourwirelessSSID.Ifyoudo,besuretorememberthenewnameorwriteitdownsoyouknowwhichnetworktoconnectto.

4. Youcanalsoselectthelevelofwirelesssecurityandchangethewirelesspassword.

5. OnceyouhavecompletedenteringyourwirelesssettingsclickNext.


USB Storage

1. IfaUSBdeviceispluggedintotheUSBport,itwillbeautodetectedandyouwillhavethechoicetoEnableUSBstorage.

2. IfyouenableUSBstorageyouwillbeshowntheNetbiosandDirectoryname,youcanchangethesetoanythingyouwant.

3. ClickNextonceyouarehappywiththesettings.

4. Toaccessthestoragedeviceopenawebbrowserandtype\\Netbios\Directory\.Sousingthedefaults\\3G29WN\USB-Storage\

USB Print Server

1. IfaUSBprinterispluggedintotheUSBport,itwillbeautodetectedandyouwillhavethechoicetoEnableon-boardprintserver.

2. Ifyouenablethedevicetoworkasaprintserveryouwillbeaskedtoentertheprinternameandmakeandmodel.Bothfieldscanbenamedanythingyoulike.Thenameswillbeusedtoidentifytheprinterlater.

3. ClickNextonceyouarehappywiththesettings.

4. Tocompletesettingupyournetworkprinter,pleasereadAppendixAoftheUserManual.

Passwords

1. Onthispageyoucanchangethepasswordsforthedifferentlevelsofusers.

2. Thedefaultpasswordforallusersisthesameasthecorrespondingusername.

3. OnceyouhavecompletedsettingthepasswordsclickFinish.

4. Youwillbetakenbacktothehomepagewhereyoucanviewyourconnectionstatus.



TroubleshootingCannot establish a wireless connection

1. Makesurethewirelessswitchonyourlaptopisintheonposition

2. Ensureyourdeviceandwirelessadapterareusingthesamewirelesssecuritysettings

3. MakesureyouaretryingtoconnecttothecorrectSSIDwiththecorrectsecuritykey

Cannot establish an ADSL connection1. EnsureyouhaveenteredthecorrectusernameandpasswordassuppliedbyyourISP.Ifyoucannotfindthempleasecontact

yourISPtoensureyouhavethecorrectdetails.

Cannot establish a 3G Connection1. Ensureyouinsertedyour3GSIMCardtotheSIMslotproperly

2. Ensureyouareusinganactivated3GSIMCard

3. Ensureyouhaveenteredthecorrect3GProfile(ISPnameandpre/postpaid)andthattheAPNisthesameassuppliedbyyour3GISP

Cannot access the Web UI1. 1.Ifyouhavechangedyourusername/passwordandforgottenthemyouwillneedtoresetyourroutertothefactorydefault

settingsandusethedefaultsettingsadmin/admin

How to reset your router to the factory default settings1. Withapaperclip,sharppencilorsimilarobjectpresstheresetbuttononthebackpanelofthedeviceandholdforapproximately

10seconds.

Advanced Configuration



AdvancedConfiguration–WebUserInterfaceWhatcanyoudofromhere?Byloggingintothewebuserinterface,youareabletoconfigureyour3G29WNwithawidearrayofbasicandadvancedsettings.Fromsettingwirelesssecurity,tobackingupyourrouterssettings,uploadingnewfirmwareandsettingparentalcontrols,thewebuserinterfaceisahandytoolforpersonalizingyourdevicetomaximizeitspotential.Readonforamoreadvanceddescriptiononallelementsofthewebuserinterface.

Logging into the user interface• Tologintothewebinterface,followthestepsbelow:

NOTE:ThedefaultsettingscanbefoundinDefaultSettings.

1. OpenawebbrowserandenterthedefaultIPaddressfortheRouterinthewebaddressfieldatthetopofthewindow.Inthiscasehttp://192.168.1.1

NOTE:Forlocaladministration(i.e.LANaccess),thePCrunningthebrowsermustbeattachedusingeitheranethernetorwirelessconnectiontotherouter.Forremoteaccess,usetheWANIPaddressshownontheWUIHomepagescreenandloginwithremoteusernameandpassword.

2. Adialogboxwillappear,asillustratedbelow.Enterthedefaultusernameandpassword,asdefinedinsectionDefaultSettings.

ClickOKtocontinue.

• UserName–admin

• Password–adminNOTE:Theloginpasswordcanbechangedlater(seeAccessControl>Passwords)



BasicQuickSetupAfteryoulogintothewebuserinterface,youwillbetakendirectlytotheQuickSetuppage.Seetheinstructionslistedabovein“QuickSetup”forinstructiononhowtoconfigureyourdeviceforuse.

Basic-Home

Thewebuserinterface(WUI)isdividedintotwowindowpanels,themainmenu(onthetop)andthedisplayscreen(onthebottom).Themainmenuhasthefollowingoptions:Basic,3GSettings,Wireless,Management,AdvancedandStatus.

Selectingoneoftheseoptionswillopenasubmenuwithmoreoptions.Basicisdiscussedbelowwhilesubsequentchaptersintroducetheothermainmenuselections.NOTE:Themenuoptionsavailablewithinthewebuserinterfacearebaseduponthedeviceconfigurationanduserprivileges(i.e.localorremote).


Thefollowingtableprovidesfurtherdetails

FIELD DESCRIPTIONModel Name Model numberof yourdev ice

Board ID Theuniquenumberof theboard ins ideyourdev ice

SoftwareVers ion Thecurrentvers ionof sof tware loadedonyourdev ice

ADSLDr iver Vers ion ThecurrentADSLdr iver vers ion loadedonyourdev ice

Boot loader (CFE)Vers ion Thevers ionof theboot loader

Wire lessDr iver Vers ion Thecurrentvers ionof wire lessdr iver beingusedbyyourdev ice

DEVICEINFOFOR3GNetwork Thenameof your3Gnetwork

Link Thestatusof your3Gconnect ion

Mode Theradioaccesstechniquecurrent ly usedtoenable internetaccess. I t canbeHSUPA,HSDPA,UMTS,EDGE,GPRSorDisconnected.

Signal Strength The leve l of s ignal that your router is receiv ing f romyour3Gserv iceprov ider

SIM Info Indicateswhetheror notyourSIMcard is act ivatedandready for use

3GBackup Indicateswhetheryouhaveset theDual ADSL2+/ 3GGatewaytoact as fa i lover for yourADSLconnect ion

3GBackup Inter face IndicatestheWAN inter facethat is tobebackup

CONNECTIONSTATUSLineRate- Upstream TheADSLupstream l inerate inKbps (e.g. 256Kbps)

L ineRate- Downstream TheADSLdownstream l inerate inKbps (e.g. 1500Kbps)

LANIPv4Address The IPaddresstoaccessthe3G29WNontheLANs ide

InternetConnect ion Indicatesthe InternetConnect iontype, i t canbee i ther“ADSL”or“3G”.

WANIPAddress The IPaddresstoaccessthe3G29WNontheWANs ide

Defaul t Gateway Thedefaul t gatewaythat your3G29WNcommunicateswith

Pr imaryDNSServer Thepr imaryDNSserver IPaddress

SecondaryDNSServer ThesecondaryDNSserver IPaddress

Date/T ime Thedateandt imeof yourRouter

3G Settings


3GSettingsThismenuincludesSetup,PINConfigurationand3GBackupConfig.

SetupThispageallowsyoutoselectyour3Gservicesettingsaccordingtopredefinedorcustomprofiles.Setupinstructionsareprovidedinthefollowingsectionsforyourassistance.

Your3GServiceProviderwillprovidetheinformationrequiredtocompletethefirsttimesetupinstructionsbelow.Thisincludesprofile,usernameandpassword.Onlycompletethosestepsforwhichyouhaveinformationandskiptheothers.

1. IfyourSIMcardisnotinsertedintotheRouter,thendosonow.

2. AuthenticationMethodshouldbeprovidedbyyourInternetserviceprovider;orjustleaveittoAUTOifnotrequired.TypetheAPNprovdedintheAPNfield.Ifyoudidnotreceiveausernameandpassword,leavethesefieldsempty.

3. SelectIPcompressionandDatacompressiontobeOnorOff.BydefaulttheyaresettoOff.

4. EntertheMTUrate.Ifyouareunsureorhavenopreference,leaveitasthedefaultvalue

5. EnableordisableNAT–Bydefaultthisisdisabled

6. ClicktheSavebuttontosavethenewsettings.

7. PresstheConnectbuttontoreboottherouterandtoconnecttoInternet.Afterreboot,theDeviceInfofor3GnetworkboxintheWUIBasicscreenshouldindicateanactiveconnection.

PINConfigurationOnthispageyouareabletounlockyourRouterwiththeappropriateMEPcodetoworkwithother3Gproviders.



3GBackupConfigurationOnthispageyouareabletoconfigureyour3G29WNtouse3GasabackuptoADSL.Thereforeifyouhavebothconnectionoptionsavailable,shouldyourADSLconnectionfail,forwhateverreason,thenyour3GwillautomaticallykickintoensureyouremainconnectedtotheInternet

OPTION DESCRIPTIONEnable3Gbackup Checkth isboxtoenableyour3G29WNtoworkwith3Gbackup

Check Interva l Thet ime insecondsthat your3G29WNwi l l checkcont inuously for yourADSLs ignal

Retry t imes Howmanyt imestherouter wi l l ret ry thep inging.

IPaddress ThePubl ic IPaddressthat youwould l ike touse for checkingtheADSL Internetconnect ionbyPinging

SelectedWANInter face TheWAN inter facethat youwould l ike tobackupwith3G

Wireless



WirelessSettingsTheWirelesssubmenuprovidesaccesstoWirelessLocalAreaNetwork(WLAN)configurationsettingsincluding:

• Wirelessnetworkname(SSID)

• Channelrestrictions(basedoncountry)

• Security

• Accesspointorbridgingbehaviour

• Stationinformation

ThisscreenallowsyoutoconfigurebasicfeaturesofthewirelessLANinterface.YoucanenableordisablethewirelessLANinterface,hidethenetworkfromactivescans,setthewirelessnetworkname(alsoknownastheSSID)andrestrictthechannelsetbasedoncountryrequirements.TheWirelessGuestNetworkfunctionaddsextranetworkingsecuritywhenconnectingtoremotehosts.

OPTION DESCRIPTIONEnableW ire less Acheckboxthat enables (defaul t ) or d isables thewire lessLAN inter face.

HideAccessPoint Select HideAccessPoint toprotect theaccesspoint f romdetect ionbywire lessact ivescans. TocheckAPstatus inW indows,openNetworkConnect ions f romthestart Menuandse lect V iewAvai lableNetworkConnect ions. I f theaccesspoint is h idden, i t wi l l notbe l is tedthere. Toconnectac l ient toah iddenaccesspoint , thestat ionmustaddtheaccesspoint manual ly to i ts wire lessconf igurat ion.

Cl ients Iso lat ion 1.Preventsc l ientsPCf romseeingoneanother inMyNetworkPlacesorNetworkNeighborhood.

2. Preventsonewire lessc l ient communicat ingwithanotherwire lessc l ient .

SSID [1-32characters] Sets thewire lessnetworkname.SSIDstands for Serv iceSet Ident i f ier. A l l stat ionsmustbeconf iguredwith thecorrect SSIDtoaccesstheWLAN. I f theSSIDdoesnotmatch, thatuserwi l l not begrantedaccess.

BSSID TheBSSID isa48bi t ident i ty usedto ident i fy apart icu lar BSS(BasicServ iceSet ) wi th inanarea. In Inf rastructureBSSnetworks, theBSSID is theMAC(MediaAccessContro l )addressof theAP (AccessPoint ) and in IndependentBSSoradhocnetworks, theBSSIDisgeneratedrandomly.

Country Adrop-downmenuthatpermitswor ldwideandspeci f ic nat ional sett ings. Eachcountryl is tedbelowenforcesspeci f ic regulat ions l imi t ingchannel range:

•Austra l ia =1-13

MaxCl ients Themaximumnumberof W ire lessc l ientswhichcanconnect toyourwire lessnetwork.

W ire lessGuestNetwork TheGuestSSID (V i r tua l AccessPoint ) canbeenabledbyse lect ingtheEnableW ire lessGuestNetworkcheckbox.RenametheWire lessGuestNetworkasyouwish.

NOTE:Remotewire lesshostscannotscanGuestSSIDs.


SecuritySecuritysettingsareusedtopreventunauthorisedconnectionstoyournetwork.Thiscanbeasbasicasaneighbouringuserwhodetectsandisabletoconnectthroughyourwirelessnetwork,rightthroughtoactualmaliciousinterferenceor‘hacking’.Whateverthecase,itisagoodpracticetobeawareofandtousewirelessnetworksecuritytosafeguardyourdataandyournetwork.

OPTIONS DescriptionSelectSSID Preconf iguredto thedefaul t of NetCommWire less. Canbechanged in the

W ire less>Sett ingssect ion

NetworkAuthent icat ion Here, youcanse lect thetypeof wire lesssecur i ty youdesi re.

NOTE:Thewire lesssecur i ty typesare l is ted inorderof leve l of secur i ty f rom least

( top) tomost (bottom)

WEPEncrypt ion Theopt iontoenableor d isableyourwire lesssecur i ty encrypt ion

WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK Anewtypeof wire lesssecur i ty that g ivesamoresecurenetworkwhencompared

toWEP.Thesecur i ty keyneedstobemorethan8charactersand less than63

charactersand i t canbeanycombinat ionof let tersandnumbers.

WPA WPA(W i-F i ProtectedAccess) is su i table for enterpr iseappl icat ions. I t mustbe

used inconjunct ionwithanauthent icat ionserversuchasRADIUStoprov ide

centra l izedaccesscontro l andmanagement.

Encrypt ionStrength Thestrength/ lengthof yourwire lesssecur i ty key. 64b i t is defaul t

CurrentNetworkKey Thecurrentnetworkkeythat is act ive. Youhavethechoiceof sett ingupto4

d i fferentwire lesssecur i ty keys

NetworkKey1 Theva lueof networkkey1. Defaul t va lue is a1b2c3d4e5

NetworkKey2 Theva lueof networkkey2

NetworkKey3 Theva lueof networkkey3

Networkkey4 Theva lueof networkkey4



AdvancedThisscreenallowsyoutocontrolthefollowingadvancedfeaturesoftheWirelessLocalAreaNetwork(WLAN)interface:

• Selectthechannelwhichyouwishtooperatefrom

• Forcethetransmissionratetoaparticularspeed

• Setthefragmentationthreshold

• SettheRTSthreshold

• Setthewake-upintervalforclientsinpower-savemode

• Setthebeaconintervalfortheaccesspoint

• SetXpressmode

• Programshortorlongpreambles

ClickApply/Savetosettheadvancedwirelessconfiguration.


OPTIONS DescriptionBand The f requencyof thewire lessnetwork. 2.4GHz isstandard.

Channel Al lowsse lect ionof aspeci f ic channel (1-14) or Automode.

AutoChannel

T imer

TheAutoChannel t imesthe length i t takestoscan inminutes.

802.11n/EWC Anequipment interoperabi l i ty standardsett ingbasedon IEEE802.11nDraf t 2.0andEnhancedWire lessConsort ium(EWC)

Bandwidth Drop-downmenuspeci f ies the fo l lowingbandwidth: 20MHz in2.4GBandand40MHz in5GBand,20MHz inbothbandsand40MHz inboth

bands

Contro l S ideband This is ava i lab le for 40MHz.Drop-downmenua l lowsse lect inguppers idebandor lowers ideband

802.11nRate Drop-downmenuspeci f ies the fo l lowing f ixedrates. Themaximumrate for bandwidth, 20MHz, is 130Mbpsandthemaximumbandwidth,

40MHz, is 270Mbps

802.11nProtect ion Turnoff for maximizedthroughput

Turnon for greater secur i ty

Support 802.11n

Cl ient Only

Theopt iontoprov idewire less Internetaccessonly toc l ientswhoareoperat ingat 802.11nspeeds

54gRate InAuto (defaul t ) mode,yourRouterusesthemaximumdatarateand lowers thedataratedependentonthes ignal st rength. Theappropr iate

sett ing is dependentons ignal st rength. Other ratesared iscreteva luesbetween1to54Mbps.

Mult icast rate Sett ing for mult icast packet t ransmiss ionrate. (1-54Mbps)

BasicRate Setsbasic t ransmiss ionrate.

Fragment

Threshold

Athreshold ( inbytes) determineswhetherpacketswi l l be f ragmentedandat whats ize. Packets that exceedthe f ragmentat ionthresholdof

an802.11WLANwi l l bespl i t intosmal ler uni tssu i table for thec i rcu i t s ize. Packetssmal ler thanthespeci f ied f ragmentat ionthresholdva lue

howeverarenot f ragmented.

Valuesbetween256and2346canbeenteredbutshouldremainat adefaul t sett ingof 2346.Sett ingtheFragmentat ionThresholdtoo low

mayresul t inpoorper formance.

RTSThreshold RequestToSend (RTS)speci f ies thepackets ize that exceedsthespeci f iedRTSthreshold, whichthent r iggers theRTS/CTSmechanism.

Smal ler packetsaresentwi thoutus ingRTS/CTS.Thedefaul t sett ingof 2347 (max length) wi l l d isables theRTSThreshold.

DTIM Interva l Del iveryTraff ic Indicat ionMessage (DTIM) is a lsoknownasBeaconRate. Theentry range is ava luebetween1and65535.ADTIM isa

countdownvar iable that in formsc l ientsof thenextwindowfor l is ten ingtobroadcastandmult icast messages.WhentheAPhasbuffered

broadcastor mult icast messages for associatedc l ients, i t sendsthenextDTIMwithaDTIM Interva l va lue. APCl ientshear thebeaconsand

awakentoreceive thebroadcastandmult icast messages.Thedefaul t is 1.

Beacon Interva l Theamountof t imebetweenbeacont ransmiss ions in is mi l l iseconds.Thedefaul t is 100msandtheacceptablerange is 1–65535.The

beacont ransmiss ions ident i fy thepresenceof anaccesspoint . Bydefaul t , networkdev icespassive lyscana l l RFchannels l is ten ing for

beaconscoming f romaccesspoints. Beforeastat ionenterspowersavemode, thestat ionneedsthebeacon interva l toknowwhentowake

uptoreceive thebeacon.

Global MaxCl ients Hereyouhavetheopt ionof sett ingthe l imi t of thenumberof c l ientswhocanconnect toyourwire lessnetwork

XpressTechnology Broadcom’sXpress™Technology is compl iant wi thdraf t speci f icat ionsof twoplannedwire less industrystandards. I t hasbeendesignedto

improvewire lessnetworkeff ic iency. Defaul t is d isabled

Transmit Power Theopt ionof decreasingthet ransmit t ingpowerof yourwire lesss ignal

Transmit Power Theopt ionof decreasingthet ransmit t ingpowerof yourwire lesss ignal



MACFilterThisscreenappearswhenMediaAccessControl(MAC)Filterisselected.Thisoptionallowsaccesstoberestrictedbasedupontheunique48-bitMACaddress.

ToaddaMACAddressfilter,clicktheAddbuttonshownbelow.

Todeleteafilter,selectitfromthetablebelowandclicktheRemovebutton.

OPTIONS DescriptionMACRestr ict Mode Disabled–DisablesMACf i l ter ing

Al low–Permitsaccess for thespeci f iedMACaddresses.

NOTE:Addawire lessdev ice’sMACaddressbeforec l ick ingtheAl lowradio

buttonore lseyouwi l l needtoconnect to theRouter’swebuser inter face

us ingthesuppl iedye l lowEthernetcableandaddthewire lessdev ice’sMAC

address.

Deny–Rejectsaccess for thespeci f iedMACaddresses

MACAddress Lists theMACaddressessubject to theMACRestr ict Mode.TheAddbutton

promptsanentry f ie ld that requi resyoutype inaMACaddress ina two-

character, 6-byteconvent ion: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xxwherexxarehexadecimal

numbers. Amaximumof60MACaddressescanbeadded.

EntertheMACaddressonthescreenbelowandclickApply/Save.

WirelessBridgeThefollowingscreenappearswhenselectingWirelessBridge,andgoesintoadetailedexplanationofhowtoconfigurewirelessbridgefeaturesofthewirelessLANinterface.

ClickApply/Savetoimplementnewconfigurationsettings.

OPTIONS DescriptionAPMode Select ingWire lessBr idge (W ire lessDistr ibut ionSystem)d isablesAccess

Point (AP) funct ional i ty whi lese lect ingAccessPoint enablesAPfunct ional i ty.InAccessPoint mode,wire lessbr idge funct ional i ty wi l l s t i l l beavai lableandwire lessstat ionswi l l beable toassociate to theAP.

Br idgeRestr ict Select ingDisabled inBr idgeRestr ict d isables theWire lessBr idgerestr ict ion,whichmeansthat anywire lessbr idgewi l l begrantedaccess. Select ingEnabledorEnabled (Scan) turnsthewire lessbr idgerestr ict ionon.Only thosebr idgesse lected inRemoteBr idgeswi l l begrantedaccess. Cl ickRefreshtoupdatethestat ion l is t whenBr idgeRestr ict is enabled.


StationInfoThefollowingscreenappearswhenyouselectStationInfo,andshowsauthenticatedwirelessstationsandtheirstatus.

ClicktheRefreshbuttontoupdatethelistofstationsintheWLAN.

OPTIONS DescriptionMAC TheMACaddressof anyconnectedc l ient

Associated Listsa l l thestat ionsthat areassociatedwith theAccessPoint , a longwith theamountof t imes incepacketsweret ransferredtoand f romeachstat ion. I f astat ion is id le for too long, i t is removedf romth is l is t .

Author ized Lists thosedeviceswithauthor izedaccess.

SSID TheSSIDof yourwire lessnetwork

Inter face Thewire less inter facebeingusedtoconnect

How to configure WEP/WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK Wireless SecurityManagement


ManagementDeviceSettingsTheDeviceSettingsscreensallowyoutobackup,retrieveandrestorethedefaultsettingsofyourRouter.ItalsoprovidesafunctionforyoutoupdateyourRoutersfirmware.

BackupThefollowingscreenappearswhenBackupisselected.ClicktheBackupSettingsbuttontosavethecurrentconfigurationsettings.

YouwillbepromptedforthelocationtosavethebackupfiletoonyourPC.

UpdateThefollowingscreenappearswhenselectingUpdatefromthesubmenu.ByclickingontheBrowsebutton,youcanlocateapreviouslysavedfilenameastheconfigurationbackupfile.ClickontheUpdatesettingstoloadit.

Restore DefaultThefollowingscreenappearswhenselectingRestoreDefault.ByclickingontheRestoreDefaultSettingsbutton,youcanrestoreyourRoutersdefaultfirmwaresettings.Torestoresystemsettings,rebootyourRouter.

NOTE:Thedefaultsettingscanbefoundinsection3.1DefaultSettings.

OnceyouhaveselectedtheRestoreDefaultSettingsbutton,thefollowingscreenwillappear.Closethewindowandwait2minutesbeforereopeningyourbrowser.Ifrequired,reconfigureyourPCsIPaddresstomatchyournewconfiguration(seesection3.2TCP/IPSettingsfordetails).

NOTE:TheRestoreDefaultfunctionhasthesameeffectastheresetbutton.Thedeviceboardhardwareandthebootloadersupporttheresettodefaultbutton.Iftheresetbuttoniscontinuouslypushedformorethan5seconds(andnotmorethan12seconds),thebootloaderwillerasetheconfigurationsettingssavedonflashmemory.



UpdateFirmwareThefollowingscreenappearswhenselectingUpdateFirmware.Byfollowingthisscreenssteps,youcanupdateyourRoutersfirmware.Manualdeviceupgradesfromalocallystoredfilecanalsobeperformedusingthefollowingscreen.

1. Obtainanupdatedsoftwareimagefile

2. EnterthepathandfilenameofthefirmwareimagefileintheSoftwareFileNamefieldorclicktheBrowsebuttontolocatetheimagefile.

3. ClicktheUpdateSoftwarebuttononcetouploadandinstallthefile.

NOTE: Theupdateprocesswilltakeabout2minutestocomplete.TheRouterwillrebootandthebrowserwindowwillrefreshtothedefaultscreenuponsuccessfulinstallation.ItisrecommendedthatyoucomparetheSoftwareVersionatthetopoftheBasicscreen(WUIhomepage)withthefirmwareversioninstalled,toconfirmtheinstallationwassuccessful.

SNMPTheSimpleNetworkManagementProtocol(SNMP)allowsanetworkadministratortomonitoranetworkbyretrievingsettingsonremotenetworkdevices.Todothis,theadministratortypicallyrunsanSNMPmanagementstationprogramsuchasMIBbrowseronalocalhosttoobtaininformationfromtheSNMPagent,inthiscasethe3G29WN(ifSNMPisenabled).AnSNMP‘community’performsthefunctionofauthenticatingSNMPtraffic.A‘communityname’actsasapasswordthatistypicallysharedamongSNMPagentsandmanagers.

OPTIONS DescriptionReadCommunity Readdevicesett ings

SetCommunity Readandchangedevicesett ings

SystemName Defaul t =3G29WN

SystemLocat ion Userdef inedva lue

SystemContact Userdef inedva lue

TrapManager IP IPaddressof adminmachine

ManagementDeviceSettingsTheDeviceSettingsscreensallowyoutobackup,retrieveandrestorethedefaultsettingsofyourRouter.ItalsoprovidesafunctionforyoutoupdateyourRoutersfirmware.

BackupThefollowingscreenappearswhenBackupisselected.ClicktheBackupSettingsbuttontosavethecurrentconfigurationsettings.

YouwillbepromptedforthelocationtosavethebackupfiletoonyourPC.

UpdateThefollowingscreenappearswhenselectingUpdatefromthesubmenu.ByclickingontheBrowsebutton,youcanlocateapreviouslysavedfilenameastheconfigurationbackupfile.ClickontheUpdatesettingstoloadit.

Restore DefaultThefollowingscreenappearswhenselectingRestoreDefault.ByclickingontheRestoreDefaultSettingsbutton,youcanrestoreyourRoutersdefaultfirmwaresettings.Torestoresystemsettings,rebootyourRouter.

NOTE:Thedefaultsettingscanbefoundinsection3.1DefaultSettings.

OnceyouhaveselectedtheRestoreDefaultSettingsbutton,thefollowingscreenwillappear.Closethewindowandwait2minutesbeforereopeningyourbrowser.Ifrequired,reconfigureyourPCsIPaddresstomatchyournewconfiguration(seesection3.2TCP/IPSettingsfordetails).

NOTE:TheRestoreDefaultfunctionhasthesameeffectastheresetbutton.Thedeviceboardhardwareandthebootloadersupporttheresettodefaultbutton.Iftheresetbuttoniscontinuouslypushedformorethan5seconds(andnotmorethan12seconds),thebootloaderwillerasetheconfigurationsettingssavedonflashmemory.


TR-069Client

TR-069enablesprovisioning,auto-configurationordiagnosticstobeautomaticallyperformedonyourrouter.*

*-IfsupportedbyyourInternetServiceProvider(ISP)

SNTPThisscreenallowsyoutoconfigurethetimesettingsofyourRouter.

OPTIONS DescriptionFirst NTPt imeserver: Select therequiredserver.

SecondNTPt imeserver: Select secondt imeserver, i f requi red.

T imezoneoffset : Select the local t imezone.

NOTE:SNTPmustbeactivatedtouseParentalControl.

AccessControlTheAccessControloptionfoundintheManagementdropdownmenuconfiguresaccessrelatedparametersinthefollowingthreeareas:

• Services

• Passwords

• Save/Reboot

AccessControlisusedtocontrollocalandremotemanagementsettingsforyourRouter.

ServicesTheServiceControlList(SCL)allowsyoutoenableordisableyourLocalAreaNetwork(LAN)orWideAreaNetwork(WAN)servicesbytickingthecheckboxasillustratedbelow.Thefollowingaccessservicesareavailable:FTP,HTTP,ICMP,SNMP,SSH,TELNET,andTFTP.ClickApply/Savetocontinue.



PasswordsThePasswordsoptionconfiguresyouraccountaccesspasswordforyourRouter.Accesstothedeviceislimitedtothefollowingthreeuseraccounts:

• administobeusedforlocalunrestrictedaccesscontrol

• supportistobeusedforremotemaintenanceofthedevice

• useristobeusedtoviewinformationandupdatedevicefirmware

Usethefieldsillustratedinthescreenbelowtochangeorcreateyourpassword.Passwordsmustbe16charactersorlesswithnospaces.ClickApply/Savetocontinue.

8�5�3 Save/RebootThisfunctionsavesthecurrentconfigurationsettingsandrebootsyourRouter.

NOTE1: ItmaybenecessarytoreconfigureyourTCP/IPsettingstoadjustforthenewconfiguration.Forexample,ifyoudisabletheDynamicHostConfigurationProtocol(DHCP)serveryouwillneedtoapplyStaticIPsettings.

NOTE2: Ifyouloseallaccesstoyourwebuserinterface,simplypresstheresetbuttonontherearpanelfor5-7secondstorestoredefaultsettings.

Advanced



AdvancedATMinterfaceTheATMinterfacepageshowsthesettingsofallavailableDSLATMinterfaces

OPTIONS DescriptionInter face Showsthe Inter faceName

Vpi Showstheva lueof Vpi

Vci Showstheva lueof Vci

DSLLatency Theva lueof theDSL latency

Category ShowstheATMserv icec lasses

LinkType Showsthetypeof theL ink

Connect ionMode Showsthese lectedmodeof connect ion

QoS Showsthestatusof theQoSfunct ion

Remove Select toremoveATM inter faceconf igurat ion

WANserviceSelectWANfromtheDeviceInfomenutodisplaythestatusofallconfiguredPVC(s).

YoucanthenaddanewPVCoreditanexistingentry.

OPTIONS DescriptionInter face The inter facetheconf iguredPVCuses.

Descr ipt ion Thenamegivento these lectedPVC

Type Thetypeof connect ionthese lectedPVCut i l izes

Vlan802.1p TheVLANtagof thePVC( i f appl icable)

V lanMuxId TheMUXserver IDof these lectedPVC

ConnId TheVLANConnect ion IDof these lectedPVC.

Igmp Showswhether IGMPmult icast t raff ic is enabledord isabled for these lected

PVC..

NAT ShowswhetherNetworkAddressTranslat ion is enabledord isabled for the

se lectedPVC.

Fi rewal l Showswhether the inbui l t f i rewal l is enabledord isabled for these lectedPVC.


OPTIONS DescriptionPPPUsername Theusernamesuppl iedbyyour ISP

PPPPassword Thepasswordsuppl iedbyyour ISP

PPPoEServ iceName Anameyouenter to ident i fy theconnect ion

Authent icat ionMethod This is thetypeof authent icat ionused for yourconnect ion.

Thiswouldusual ly be le f t set toAuto.

EnableFul lconeNAT Enablea1 to1mappingof an IPaddressandport toan

internal host.

Dia l onDemand In i t iatean internetconnect ionwhent raff ic boundfor the

internetpassesthroughtherouter.

PPP IPextension EnablePPP IPextension for theconnect ion. ( i f supported

byyour ISP)

EnableNAT EnableNetworkAddressTranslat ion for theconnect ion.

EnableF i rewal l Enable thebui l t - in f i rewal l for theconnect ion.

Usestat ic IPv4address Useastat ic IPaddress (assuppl iedbyyour ISP) for the

connect ion.

MTU Set theMTU(MaximumTransmit Uni t ) s ize. Thisshouldbe

le f t at 1492for aPPPoEconnect ion.

EnablePPPdebugmode EnableextendedPPP logging for theconnect ion.

Br idgePPPoEFramesbetweenWANandLocal ports Youuseth is toconf igureyourPPPoEconnect ion f roma

LANconnectedhost insteadof theRouter.

Enable IGMPMult icast Proxy Youcanuseth is toenable IGMPmult icast support onthe

connect ion.

EnableMLDMult icast Proxy Enable IPv6mult icast support ontheconneci ton.



LANThisscreenallowsyoutoconfiguretheLocalAreaNetwork(LAN)interfaceonyourRouter.

Seethefielddescriptionsbelowformoredetails.

OPTIONS DescriptionIPAddress Enter the IPaddress for theLAN inter face

SubnetMask Enter thesubnetmask for theLAN inter face

Enable IGMPSnooping Enablebyt ick ingthebox

StandardMode: Instandardmode,mult icast t raff ic wi l l broadcast toa l l br idgeportswhennoc l ient subscr ibestoamult icast group.

BlockingMode: Inb lockingmode, themult icast data t raff ic wi l l beb locked.Whentherearenoc l ient subscr ipt ionstoamult icast group, i t wi l l notbroadcast to thebr idgeports.

EnableLANs ideF i rewal l CheckboxtoenableF i rewal l onLAN

DisableDHCPServer Disables theDHCPserver. Only tobedone i f Stat ic IPaddress is set up

EnableDHCPServer Select EnableDHCPserverandenter yourstart ingandending IPaddressesandthe leaset ime.Thissett ingconf igurestherouter toautomat ica l ly ass ignIP, defaul t gatewayandDNSserveraddressestoeveryDHCPcl ient onyourLAN

EnableDHCPServerRelay Tore layDHCPrequests f romthesubnetwi thnoDHCPserveron i t toaDHCPserveronothersubnets. DHCPServerRelay is d isabledbydefaul t . ToenableDHCPre lay, p leased isableNATf i rst , andthenpresssavebutton.

Conf igure thesecond IPAddressandSubnetMask for LANInter face

Conf igureasecond IPaddressbyt ick ingthecheckboxshownbelowandenter the fo l lowing informat ion: Enter thesecondary IPaddress for theLANinter face. Enter thesecondarysubnetmask for theLAN inter face.

YoucansetastaticDHCPaddressforaparticularhostbyclickingtheAddentriesbuttonandthenenteringtheappropriateMACandIPaddressforthenominatedhost.


NATPort Forwarding

PortForwardingallowsyoutodirectincomingtrafficfromtheInternetside(identifiedbyProtocolandExternalport)totheinternalserverwithaprivateIPaddressontheLANside.TheInternalportisrequiredonlyiftheexternalportneedstobeconvertedtoadifferentportnumberusedbytheserverontheLANside.Amaximumof32entriescanbeconfigured.

ToaddaVirtualServer,clicktheAddbutton.Thefollowingscreenwilldisplay.

OPTION DESCRIPTIONSelectaServ iceOrCustomServer Usershouldse lect theserv ice f romthe l is t .

OrCreateacustomerserverandenter anamefor theserver

Server IPAddress Enter the IPaddress for theserver.

External Port Start Enter thestart ingexternal port number (whenyouse lect CustomServer ) . When

aserv ice is se lectedtheport rangesareautomat ica l ly conf igured.

External Port End Enter theendingexternal port number (whenyouse lect CustomServer ) . Whena

serv ice is se lectedtheport rangesareautomat ica l ly conf igured.

Protocol Usercanse lect f rom:TCP,TCP/UDPorUDP.

Internal Port Start Enter the internal port start ingnumber (whenyouse lect CustomServer ) . Whena

serv ice is se lectedtheport rangesareautomat ica l ly conf igured

Internal Port End Enter the internal port endingnumber (whenyouse lect CustomServer ) . Whena

serv ice is se lectedtheport rangesareautomat ica l ly conf igured.



PortTriggeringSomeapplicationsrequirespecificportsintheRouter’sfirewalltobeopenforaccessbyremoteparties.PortTriggeringopensupthe‘OpenPorts’inthefirewallwhenanapplicationontheLANinitiatesaTCP/UDPconnectiontoaremotepartyusingthe‘TriggeringPorts’.

TheRouterallowstheremotepartyfromtheWANsidetoestablishnewconnectionsbacktotheapplicationontheLANsideusingthe‘OpenPorts’.Amaximum32entriescanbeconfigured.

ToaddaTriggerPort,simplyclicktheAddbutton.Thefollowingwillbedisplayed.

OPTION DESCRIPTIONSelectanAppl icat ionor

CustomAppl icat ion

Usershouldse lect theappl icat ion f romthe l is t , or

usercanenter thenameof the i r choice

Tr iggerPort Start Enter thestart ingt r iggerport number (whenyouse lect customappl icat ion) .

Whenanappl icat ion is se lected, theport rangesareautomat ica l ly conf igured

Tr iggerPort End Whentheendingt r iggerport number (whenyouse lect customappl icat ion) .

Whenanappl icat ion is se lected, theport rangesareautomat ica l ly conf igured

Tr iggerProtocol TCP,TCP/UDPorUDP

OpenPort Start Enter thestart ingopenport number (whenyouse lect customappl icat ion) . When

anappl icat ion is se lected, theport rangesareautomat ica l ly conf igured.

OpenPort End Enter theendingopenport number (whenyouse lect customappl icat ion) . When

anappl icat ion is se lected, theport rangesareautomat ica l ly conf igured.

OpenProtocol TCP,TCP/UDPorUDP

DMZHostYourRouterwillforwardIPpacketsfromtheWirelessAreaNetwork(WAN)thatdonotbelongtoanyoftheapplicationsconfiguredintheVirtualServerstabletotheDMZhostcomputer.

Enterthecomputer’sIPaddressandclickApplytoactivatetheDMZhost.CleartheIPaddressfieldandclickApplytodeactivatetheDMZhost.


SecurityIP FilteringTheIPFilteringscreensetsfilterrulesthatlimitincomingandoutgoingIPtraffic.Multiplefilterrulescanbesetwithatleastonelimitingcondition.AllconditionsmustbefulfilledforindividualIPpacketstopassthroughthefilter.

Outgoing IP Filter

ThedefaultsettingforOutgoingtrafficisACCEPTED.Underthiscondition,alloutgoingIPpacketsthatmatchthefilterruleswillbeBLOCKED.

Toaddafilteringrule,clicktheAddbutton.Thefollowingscreenwilldisplay.

FILTERNAME THEFILTERRULELABELProtocol TCP,TCP/UDP,UDPor ICMPSource IPaddress

Source IPaddress Entersource IPaddressSourceSubnetMask

SourceSubnetMask Entersourcesubnetmask

SourcePort (port or port :port ) Enter sourceport numberor port range

Dest inat ion IPaddress Enterdest inat ion IPaddress

Dest inat ionSubnetMask Dest inat ionSubnetMask

Dest inat ionport (port or port :port ) Enter dest inat ionport numberor range

ClickApply/Savetosaveandactivatethefilter.

Incoming IP Filter

ThedefaultsettingforallIncomingtrafficisBLOCKED.UnderthisconditiononlythoseincomingIPpacketsthatmatchthefilterruleswillbeACCEPTED.

Toaddafilteringrule,clicktheAddbutton.Thefollowingscreenwilldisplay.

PleaserefertotheOutgoingIPFiltertableforfielddescriptions.

ClickApply/Savetosaveandactivatethefilter.



ParentalControlTheParentalControlfeatureallowsyoutotakeadvancedmeasurestoensurethecomputersconnectedtotheLANareusedonlywhenandhowyoudecide.

Time RestrictionThisParentalControlallowsyoutorestrictaccessfromaLocalAreaNetwork(LAN)connecteddevicetoanoutsidenetworkthroughtheRouteronselecteddaysatcertaintimes.MakesuretoactivatetheInternetTimeserversynchronizationasdescribedinsection6.3SNTP,sothatthescheduledtimesmatchyourlocaltime.

ClickAddtodisplaythefollowingscreen.

SeeinstructionsbelowandclickApply/Savetoapplythesettings.

OPTIONS DescriptionUserName Auser-def ined label for th is restr ict ion

Browser’sMACAddress MACaddressof thePCrunningthebrowser

OtherMACAddress MACaddressof anotherLANdevice

Daysof theweek Thedaystherestr ict ionsapply

Start BlockingT ime Thet imetherestr ict ionsstart

EndBlockingT ime Thet imetherestr ict ionsend

URL filterWiththeURLfilter,youareabletoaddcertainwebsitesorURLstoasafeorblockedlist.ThiswillprovideyouaddedsecuritytoensureanywebsiteyoudeemunsuitablewillnotbeabletobeseenbyanyonewhoisaccessingtheInternetviathe3G29WN.

SimplycheckToblockorToallowandthenclickAddtoentertheURLyouwishaddedtoalist

OnceyouhavechosentoaddaURLtothelistyouwillbepromptedtoentertheaddress.SimplytypeitinandselectApply/Save.


QualityofServiceQualityofServiceoffersadefinedlevelofperformanceinadatacommunicationssystem-forexampletheabilitytoguaranteethatvideotrafficisgivenpriorityoverothernetworktraffictoensurethatvideostreamingisnotdisruptedbyothernetworkrequirements.Thismeansthatshouldyoubestreamingvideoandsomeoneelseinthehousestartsdownloadingabigfile,thedownloadwon’tdisrupttheflowofvideodata.

Queue Setup

ClickAddtodisplaythefollowingscreen

ThisscreenallowsyoutoconfigureaQoSqueueentryandassignittoaspecificnetworkinterface.Eachofthequeuescanbeconfiguredforaspecificprecedence.Thequeueentryconfiguredherewillbeusedbytheclassifiertoplaceingresspacketsappropriately.NOTE:Precedencelevel1relatestohigherprioritywhileprecedencelevel3relatestolowerpriority.



QoS classification

ClickAddtoconfigurenetworktrafficclasses.

Thisscreencreatesatrafficclassruletoclassifytheupstreamtraffic,assignqueuingpriorityandoptionallyoverwritetheIPheaderTOSbyte.Aruleconsistsofaclassnameandatleastoneconditionbelow.Allofthespecifiedconditionsinthisclassificationrulemustbesatisfiedfortheruletotakeeffect.

ClickSave/Applytosaveandactivatetherule.

RoutingDefaultGateway,StaticRoute,PolicyRoutingandDynamicRoutesettingscanbefoundintheRoutinglink.

Default gatewaySelectyourpreferredWANinterfacefromthedropdownbox.

Static routeTheStaticRoutescreendisplaystheconfiguredstaticroutes.

ClicktheAddorRemovebuttonstochangesettings.

ClicktheAddbuttontodisplaythefollowingscreen.

EnterDestinationNetworkAddress,SubnetMask,GatewayIPAddressand/orWANInterface.ThenclickApply/Savetoaddtheentrytotheroutingtable.


Policy Routing

Allowsyoutoaddpolicyrulestocertainsituations

ClickAddtodisplaythefollowingscreen

Dynamic RouteToactivatethisoption,selecttheEnabledradiobuttonforGlobalRIPMode.

Toconfigureanindividualinterface,selectthedesiredRIPversionandoperation,followedbyplacingacheckintheEnabledcheckboxforthatinterface.ClickApply/Savetosavetheconfigurationandtostartorstopdynamicrouting.



DNS9�9�1 DNS serverThispageallowsusertoenableautomaticDNSfromtheISPorspecifytheirownDNSserveraddressmanually.

Dynamic DNSTheDynamicDNSserviceallowsadynamicIPaddresstobealiasedtoastatichostnameinanyofaselectionofdomains,allowingtheroutertobemoreeasilyaccessedfromvariouslocationsontheinternet.

Note:TheAdd/RemovebuttonswillbedisplayedonlyiftherouterhasbeenassignedanIPaddressfromtheremoteserver.

ToaddadynamicDNSservice,clicktheAddbuttonandthisscreenwilldisplay.

NAME DESCRIPTIOND-DNSprov ider Select adynamicDNSprov ider f romthe l is t

Hostname Enter thenamefor thedynamicDNSserver

Inter face Select the inter face f romthe l is t

Username Enter theusernamefor thedynamicDNSserver

Password Enter thepassword for thedynamicDNSserver


DSLThispageallowstheusertomodifytheDSLmodulationsettingsontheunit.Bychangingthesettings,theusercanspecifywhichDSLmodulationthatthemodemwilluse.

UPnPSimplycheckorunchecktheboxandpressApply/SavetoenableordisabletheUPnPprotocol

DNSproxyToenableDNSProxy,tickthecorrespondingcheckboxandthenenterhostandDomainname,astheexampleshownbelow.ClickApply/Savetocontinue.

TheHostNameandDomainnamearecombinedtoformauniquelabelthatismappedtotherouterIPaddress.ThiscanbeusedtoaccesstheWebUIwithalocalnameratherthanbyusingtherouterIPaddress.

How to configure WEP/WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK Wireless SecurityStatus


USBStorageThispageallowsyoutoenable/disabletheUSBportofthe3G29Wntobeusedasamassstorageserver

PleaseseeAppendixBformoredetailsonsettingupyourroutertoworkwithStorageServerfunctionality.

PrintServerThispageallowsyoutoenable/disabletheUSBportofthe3G29Wntobeusedasaprintserver

PleaseseeAppendixAformoredetailsonsettingupyourroutertoworkwithPrintServerfunctionality

InterfaceGroupingInterfacegroupingsupportsmultipleportstoPVCandbridgegroups.Eachgroupperformsasanindependentnetwork.Tousethisfeature,youmustcreatemappinggroupswithappropriateLANandWANinterfacesusingtheAddbutton.

TheRemovebuttonremovesmappinggroups,returningtheungroupedinterfacestothedefaultgroup.OnlythedefaultgrouphasanIPinterface.

ToaddanInterfaceGroup,clicktheAddbutton.Thefollowingscreenwillappear.Itliststheavailableandgroupedinterfaces.Followtheinstructionsshownbelow:

AutomaticallyAddClientswiththefollowingDHCPVendorIDs

AddsupporttoautomaticallymapLANinterfacestoPVC’susingDHCPvendorID(option60).ThelocalDHCPserverwilldeclineandsendtherequeststoaremoteDHCPserverbymappingtheappropriateLANinterface.ThiswillbeturnedonwhenInterfaceGroupingisenabled.



LANPortsUsethispagetoenable/disabletheVirtualLANPortsfeature


StatusTheStatusmenuhasthefollowingsubmenus:

• Diagnostics

• SystemLog

• 3Gnetwork

• Statistics

• Route

• ARP

• DHCP

DiagnosticsTheDiagnosticsmenuprovidesfeedbackontheconnectionstatusofthedevice.Theindividualtestsarelistedbelow.Ifatestdisplaysafailstatus:

1. ClickontheHelplink,followthetroubleshootingproceduresintheHelpscreen.

2. NowclickRe-runDiagnosticTestsatthebottomofthescreentore-testandconfirmtheerror

3. Ifthetestcontinuestofail,contactTechnicalSupport.

OPTIONS DescriptionENETConnect ion Pass: Indicatesthat theEthernet inter face f romyourcomputer is connected

to theLANport of th isRouter.

Fa i l : Indicatesthat theRouterdoesnotdetect theEthernet inter faceonyour

computer.

TestyourW ire lessConnect ion Pass: Indicatesthat thewire lesscard is ON.

Down: Indicatesthat thewire lesscard is OFF.

Test theass igned IPAddress Pass: Indicatesthat themodemhasreceivedava l id IP ( InternetProtocol )

address f romthePPPserver.

Fa i l : Indicatesthat themodemdoesnothaveava l id IPaddress f romthePPP

server.

PingPr imaryDomainNameServer Pass: Indicatesthat theRoutercancommunicatewi th thepr imaryDomain

NameServer (DNS).

Fai l : Indicatesthat theRouterwasunable tocommunicatewi th thepr imary

DomainNameServer (DNS). I t maynothaveaneffect onyour Internet

connect iv i ty. Therefore i f th is test fa i ls butyouarest i l l ab le toaccessthe

Internet, there is noneedto t roubleshoot th is issue.



SystemLogThisfunctionallowsyoutoviewsystemeventsandconfigurerelatedoptions.FollowthestepsbelowtoenableandviewtheSystemLog.

1. ClickConfigureSystemLogtocontinue.

2. Selectthesystemlogoptions(seetablebelow)andclickApply/Save.

OPTIONS DescriptionLog Indicateswhether thesystem iscurrent ly recordingevents. Youcanenableor

d isableevent logging.Bydefaul t , i t is d isabled.

Log leve l A l lowsyoutoconf igure theevent leve l and f i l ter outunwantedeventsbelow

th is leve l . Theeventsranging f romtheh ighestcr i t ica l leve l “Emergency”

downto th isconf igured leve l wi l l berecordedto the logbuffer ontheRouter’s

SDRAM.Whenthe logbuffer is fu l l , thenewesteventwi l l wrapupto thetop

of the logbuffer andoverwr i te theo ldestevent. Bydefaul t , the log leve l is

“Debugging”, which is the lowestcr i t ica l leve l . The log leve lsaredef inedas

fo l lows:

Emergency is themostser iousevent leve l , whereasDebugging is the least

important. For instance, i f the log leve l is set toDebugging,a l l theevents

f romthe lowestDebugging leve l to themostcr i t ica l leve l Emergency leve l wi l l

berecorded. I f the log leve l is set toError, onlyError andthe leve l abovewi l l

be logged.

Display Al lowsyoutose lect the loggedeventsanddisplaysontheV iewSystemLog

windowfor eventsof th is leve l andaboveto theh ighestEmergency leve l .

Level Al lowsyoutose lect the loggedeventsanddisplaysontheV iewSystemLog

windowfor eventsof th is leve l andaboveto theh ighestEmergency leve l .

Mode Al lowsyoutospeci fy whethereventsshouldbestored in the local memory, be

sent toaremotesys logserver, or toboths imul taneously.

I f remotemode isse lected, thev iewsystem logwi l l not beable tod isplay

eventssaved in theremotesys logserver. Whene i therRemotemodeorBoth

mode isconf igured, theWEBUIwi l l prompt theyoutoenter theServer IP

addressandServerUDPport .


3GNetworkSelectthisoptionfordetailedstatusinformationonyourRouters3Gconnection.



Consultthetableonthenextpagefordetailedfielddescriptions.

STATUS DESCRIPTIONManufacturer Themanufacturer of theembedded3Gmodule.

Model Themodel nameof theembedded3Gmodule

FWRev The f i rmwarevers ionof the3Gmodule.

IMEI The IMEI ( Internat ional Mobi leEquipment Ident i ty ) is a15dig i t number that is

usedto ident i fy amobi ledev iceonanetwork.

FSN FactorySer ia l Numberof the3Gmodule.

IMSI The IMSI ( Internat ional Mobi leSubscr iber Ident i ty ) is aunique15-dig i t number

usedto ident i fy an indiv idual useronaGSMorUMTSnetwork.

HWRev. Thehardwarevers ionof the3Gmodule.

Temperature Thetemperatureof the3Gmodule indegreesCels ius.

SystemMode WCDMA/Europe

CDMA2000/ Amer ica

WCDMAband The3Gradio f requencybandwhichsupports t r i -bandUTMS/HSDPA/HSUPA

frequencies (850/1900/2100MHz), IMT2000 is2100MHz,WCDMA800 is850

MHz,WCDMA1900 is1900MHz.

GSMband The2Gradio f requencybandwhichsupportsQuad-bandGSM/GRPS

frequencies, inc ludingGSM850,GSM900,DCS1800,PCS1900witheach

numberrepresent ingtherespect ive f requency inMHz.

WCDMAchannel The3Gchannel .

GSMchannel The2Gchannel .

GSM(PS)state PacketSwitchingstate

MM(CS)state Circui t Switchingstate

Signal Strength The3G/2Gserv ices ignal st rength indBm.

OPTIONS DescriptionSignal Level (RSSI ) 3GRadioSignal Strength Index

Qual i ty (Ec/ Io) Thetota l energyperchipperpowerdensi ty (Ec/ Io) va lueof theact iveset ’s

threestrongestce l ls .

NetworkRegistrat ionStatus Shouldd isplayasregisteredwithava l idunlockedSIMcard.

NetworkName The3G internetServ iceProv ider.

Country&NetworkCodes Eachcountryandnetworkhasauniquecode.

Cel l ID Thenetwork informat ion for the“serv ing”ce l l ID.

Pr imaryScrambl ingCode (PSC) ThePSCof thereferenceWCDMAcel l

DataSessionStatus ConnectedorDisconnected

HSUPA/HSDPACategor ies TheHSUPA/HSDPAcategor iescorrespondtod i fferentdata t ransmiss ionrates

wi thh ighernumbersgenera l ly indicat ing faster rates

ReceivedSignal CodePower (RSCP) TheRSCPof theact iveset ’s threestrongestce l ls

BatteryConnect ionStatus (BCS) BCSof theMT(Mobi leTerminat ion)

BatteryChargeLevel (BCL) BCLof theMT(Mobi leTerminat ion)


StatisticsThesescreensprovidedetailedinformationfor:

• LocalAreaNetwork(LAN),WideAreaNetwork(WAN),ATMandADSL

• 3GInterfaces

NOTE:Thesestatisticspagerefreshevery15seconds.

LANThisscreendisplaysstatisticsfortheEthernetandWirelessLANinterfaces

INTERFACE SHOWSCONNECTIONINTERFACESReceived/Transmit ted Bytes Rx/TX ( receive/t ransmit ) packet inbytes

Pkts Rx/TX ( receive/t ransmit ) packets

Errs Rx/TX ( receive/t ransmit ) packetswi therrors

Drops Rx/TX ( receive/t ransmit ) packetsdropped

3G NetworkThispagedisplaystheinboundandoutboundstatisticsofthe3Gnetwork

WANThisscreendisplaysstatisticsfortheEthernetandWirelessLANinterfaces

INTERFACE SHOWSCONNECTIONINTERFACESReceived/Transmit ted Bytes Rx/TX ( receive/t ransmit ) packet inbytes

Pkts Rx/TX ( receive/t ransmit ) packets

Errs Rx/TX ( receive/t ransmit ) packetswi therrors

Drops Rx/TX ( receive/t ransmit ) packetsdropped



ATM

FIELD DESCRIPTIONInOctets Numberof receivedoctetsover the inter face

OutOctets Numberof t ransmit tedoctetsover the inter face

InErrors Numberof ce l ls droppedduetouncorrectableHECerrors

InUnknown Numberof receivedcel ls d iscardeddur ingcel l headerva l idat ion, inc luding

cel ls wi thunrecognizedVPI/VCIva lues, andcel ls wi th inva l idce l l header

patterns. I f ce l ls wi thundef inedPTI va luesared iscarded, theyarea lso

countedhere.

InHecErrors Numberof ce l ls receivedwithanATMCel l HeaderHEXerror

In Inva l idVpi Vci Errors Numberof ce l ls receivedwithanunregisteredVCCaddress.

InPort NotEnableErrors Numberof ce l ls receivedonaport that hasnotbeenenabled.

InPTI Errors Numberof ce l ls receivedwithanATMheaderPayloadType Indicator (PTI )

error

In Id leCel ls Numberof id lece l ls received

InCircui t TypeErrors Numberof ce l ls receivedwithan i l legal c i rcu i t type

InOAMRMCRCErrors Numberof OAMandRMcel ls receivedwithCRCerrors

InGFCErrors Numberof ce l ls receivedwithanon-zeroGFC.

ADSLThefollowinggraphicshowstheADSLNetworkStatisticsscreen.TheResetbutton(locatedatthebottomofthescreen)canbeusedtoresetstatistics.ThebiterrorratecanbetestedbyclickingtheADSLBERTestbutton.


RouteSelectRoutetodisplaythepathstheRouterhasfound.

ARPClickARPtodisplaytheARPinformation.

YoucanusethistodeterminewhichIPaddress/MACaddressisassignedtoaparticularhost.ThiscanbeusefulwhensettingupURLfiltering,TimeofDayfilteringorStaticDHCPaddressing.

DHCPClickDHCPtodisplaytheDHCPinformation.

YoucanusethistodeterminewhenaspecificDHCPleasewillexpire,ortoassistyouwithsettingupStaticDHCPaddressing

Ping

Youcanusethistoverifyyourinternetconnectionisactiveortotestwhetherawebsiteiscurrentlyavailableornot.

Forexample:www.google.com



AppendixA:PrintServerThesestepsexplaintheprocedureforenablingthePrintServer.

1. EnablePrintServerfromtheAdvancedmenuintheWebUserInterface.

SelectEnableon-boardprintservercheckboxandenterPrinternameandMakeandmodel

NOTE:ThePrinternamecanbeanytextstringupto40characters.TheMakeandmodelcanbeanytextstringupto128characters.

For Windows Vista/7

ThesestepsexplaintheprocedureforenablingthePrinterServer.

1. EnablePrintServerfromWebUserInterface.

SelectEnableon-boardprintservercheckboxandenterPrinternameandMakeandmodelNOTE:ThePrinternamecanbeanytextstringupto40characters.TheMakeandmodelcanbeanytextstringupto128characters.

2. Gotothecontrolpanel,andselect‘Printers’ifyouareusingWindowsVistaorselect“DevicesandPrinters”ifyouareusingWindows7.

Onceinthe‘Printers’page,clickthe‘Addaprinter’buttonasshownbelow.

3. Select‘Addanetwork,wirelessorbluetoothprinter’.


4. Clickontheradio-buttonlabelled‘Selectasharedprinterbyname’,andtype“http://192.168.1.1:631/printers/samsung”intheboxbelow.Click‘Next’.

NOTE:ThePrinterNamemustbethesameastheprinternameenteredintothePrintersectionof3G29WN.

5. Next,selectthedriverthatcamewithyourprinter.Browsethroughthelisttoselectyourprinterdriver,orclick‘HaveDisk’ifyouhaveyourprinterdriverinstallationmedia.

6. Choosewhetheryouwantthisprintertobethedefaultprinter,andthenclick‘Next’.

7. Click‘Finish’.Yourdeviceisnowconfiguredandreadyforuse.



For MAC OSX

ThesestepsexplaintheprocedureforenablingthePrinterServerandsettingupaprinterfortheMacOSXoperatingsystem.

• EnablePrintServerfromWebUserInterface.

SelectEnableon-boardprintservercheckboxandenterPrinternameandMakerandmodel

NOTE: ThePrinternamecanbeanytextstringupto40characters.TheMakeandmodelcanbeanytextstringupto128characters.

• Tosetupyourprinter,checktheApplemenu,selectSystemPreferences.IntheSystemPreferencemenuclickonthePrint&Fax.


• WithyourPrinterdriverinstalled,pleaseaddyourprinterfromthePrint&Faxmenu.

• UsetheProtocoldropdownlistandselectInternetPrintingProtocol–IPPandenter“192.168.1.1:631”intotheAddressfieldandenter“/printers/PrinterName”intotheQueuefield.

NOTE:ThePrinterNamemustbethesameastheprinternameenteredintothePrintersectionofthe3G29WN.

• FromthePrintUsingdropdownlist,selectyourcorrespondingprinterdriver.

• ClickAddandchecktheprinterstatus.



AppendixB:SambaServerFor Windows Vista/7

Openaweb-browser(suchasinternetExplorer,FirefoxorSafari)

Typeintheaddress\\“NetbiosName”\“DirectoryName”\(eg\\ntc-cpe\ntc-cpe)

Note:TherearenousernameandpasswordrequiredtoaccesstheUSBdrive,theuserwillbeabletoread/writethefolder/filesintheUSBdrive.

For MAC OSX

ClickthefindericonintheDock.

ChooseConnecttoServerfromtheGomenu.

IntheaddressfieldoftheConnecttoServerdialog,typeintheURLSmb://“NetbiosName”/“DirectioryName”(egsmb://ntc-cpe/ntc-cpe))

SelectConnecttoconnectyourUSBdriver.


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