Acer AIR-104, AIR-204 User Manual
User Guide
Acer SOHO Router
AIR-104 / AIR-204
Acer SOHO Router AIR-104/204
User Guide
February 2000
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Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction
Overview of the AIR-104/204 ..............................................................................1-1
Accessing the Internet ...............................................................................1-1
Security overview .........................................................................................1-2
What’s in the box? ..............................................................................................1-2
The connectors on the back ...............................................................................1-3
The LEDs on the front ..........................................................................................1-4
LED operation ......................................................................................................1-4
Chapter 2 Installation
Power ................................................................................................................2-1
Modem connections ...........................................................................................2-1
First modem connection .............................................................................2-1
Second modem connection ........................................................................2-1
Network connections ..........................................................................................2-2
Connecting PC’s directly to the router .........................................................2-3
Connecting PC’s directly to the router via a hub or switch ............................2-3
Console connection ...................... ......................................................................2-3
External phone line .............................................................................................2-3
Chapter 3 Configuring PC’s in the Network
Why do I need to configure PC’s? ........................................................................3-1
When do I need to configure PC’s? ......................................................................3-1
What do I need to configure PC’s? .......................................................................3-1
How to configure network PC’s? ..........................................................................3-2
Chapter 4 Basic Router Configuration
What is "basic configuration" ?..............................................................................4-1
What do I need to configure the AIR-104/204?.....................................................4-1
Network requirements ...................................................................................4-1
Internet access .............................................................................................4-1
Using two Internet service accounts ..............................................................4-2
How do I log onto the AIR-104/204 ?....................................................................4-2
Accessing the AIR-104/204 via web browser ................................................4-2
Logging on to the AIR-10/204 .......................................................................4-3
The Internet Configuration Console browser screen ...............
The System Status monitoring window ........................................................4-5
How to configure your modem connection ..........................................................4-6
Using the ICC to configure the modem connection ..............................................4-6
How to configure your Internet connetcion ..........................................................4-8
Using the ICC to configure the Internet connection ......................................4-8
After successful configuration, what next?...........................................................4-12
.......................4-3
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Chapter 5 Advanced Router Configuration
What is "advanced configuration" ?......................................................................5-1
Viewing the connection log ..................................................................................5-1
To view the connection Log ..........................................................................5-1
Setting the time ............................................................................................5-2
Setting Internet access time restrictions ...............................................................5-3
To set Internet access time restrictions .........................................................5-4
Advanced system configuration ...........................................................................5-4
To set advanced configuration options ...................................
Static DHCP Assignments ............................................................................5-6
......................5-5
Chapter 6 Management
What is "management" ?.......................................................................................6-1
How to save or clear configuration changes .........................................................6-1
How to restart the AIR-104/204 ..........................................................................6-2
How to change the ICC password .......................................................................6-2
What if I forget the ICC password? ...............................................................6-3
How to upgrade the AIR-104/204 software .........................................................6-3
Chapter 7 The Command Line Interface
What is the Command Line Interface? .................................................................7-1
Using the Command Line Interface ......................................................................7-1
Connecting to the CLI via Telnet ...................................................................7-1
Connecting to the CLI through the console port ..........................................7-1
General guidelines ...............................................................................................7-2
Conventions ........................................................................................................7-3
Command Categories .........................................................................................7-3
Command List .....................................................................................................7-4
DHCP Commands ........................................................................
Diagnostic Commands .................................................................................7-5
IP Commands ..............................................................................................7-6
Port Commands ...........................................................................................7-9
Profile Commands ......................................................................................7-10
Statistics Commands ..................................................................................7-12
System Commands ....................................................................................7-14
..............7-4
Appendix AMessages
System messages ...............................................................................................A-1
Connection log messages ...................................................................................A-4
Embedded HTTP server messages .....................................................................A-4
Appendix B Glossary
Appendix CSpecifications
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Appendix DWarranty, Copyrights, EMI
Warranty ............................................................................................................D-1
Copyrights and Trademarks ..............................................................................D-2
EMI Notice ........................................................................................................D-3
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About This User Guide
Acer welcomes you to the world of shared Internet access! Thank you for investing in an
Acer SOHO Router AIR-104/204. We are dedicated to providing you with the most
efficient, easy-to-configure, and trouble-free equipment in the networking industry.
This manual will help you become familiar with the AIR-104/204 . You will find helpful
information covering everything from basic installation and set-up to advanced
configuration and firmware upgrades.
If you are installing and configuring the AIR-104/204 for the first time, you should initially
concentrate your attention on chapters 1-4. These chapters contain all the information
you need to get your AIR-104/204 installed and configured in just a few minutes. After
you’ve gotten started and the AIR-104/204 is providing shared Internet access for your
entire network, you’ll want to take a look at the next two chapters (chapters 5 and 6).
These two chapters tell you about some more sophisticated functions that will allow you
to get the most out of your AIR-104/204. Finally, when you’re familiar with the features
and operations of the AIR-104/204, chapter 7 provides nuts-and-bolts details about the
Command Line Interface, a useful tool for displaying advanced system information and
for troubleshooting.
This manual consists of seven chapters and three appendices:
Chapter One
Chapter Two
hardware.
Chapter Three
your network for communication with the AIR-104/204. Before you begin using the AIR104/204, you will need to configure at least one PC so that it, in turn, can configure the
AIR-104/204.
Chapter Four
to provide shared Internet access by means of a user-friendly, web-based configuration
utility (the ICC). This chapter is the primary resource for using the AIR-104/204 to access
the Internet.
Chapter Five
that let you fine-tune the performance of the AIR-104/204.
Chapter Six
Chapter Seven
104/204 by means of the text-based Command Line Interface (CLI), which is necessary
for certain advanced or emergency procedures.
Appendix A
Appendix B
Appendix C
: Introduction explains the features and capabilities of the AIR-104/204.
: Installation, gives the simple steps you follow to install the necessary
: Configuring PC’s in the network, shows you how to prepare the PCs in
: Basic Router Configuration, explains how to prepare your AIR-104/204
: Advanced Router Configuration, explains the more high-powered tools
: Management, tells you how to keep your AIR-104/204 up-to-date.
: The Command Line Reference, tells you how to interact with the AIR-
: ICC Messages
: Glossary
: Specifications
Appendix D
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: Warranty, Copyright, EMI
About This User Guide
How to Reach Us
If you require technical support, please email:
netxus@acer.com.tw
Our website’s URL is:
http://www.acernetxus.com.tw
Safety Warnings
• Before applying power to the AIR-104/204, make sure you are using a properly
grounded electrical outlet.
• The AIR-104/204 is not intended to be serviced by the user. Please do not open the
case.
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Chapter 1 Introduction
Overview of the AIR-104/204
The AIR-104 and the AIR-204 are small desktop
devices that mediate between your local area network
(LAN) and the Internet. Each AIR-104/204 provides dual
modem connections to access the Internet (the AIR-104
has two external modem ports, while the AIR-204 has
one built-in modem and one external modem port). Your
LAN connects to the AIR-104/204 via a four-port dualspeed Fast Ethernet repeater hub. The AIR-104/204
also features an auxiliary port for a directly connected management console. Data comes in to the
AIR-104/204 from your local network and then is “directed” to the Internet, and vice versa. The AIR104/204 dual-modem design allows connections to either one or two Internet accounts to be
opened and managed automatically.
Figure 1-1
Internet Access with the AIR-104/204
Accessing the Internet
The AIR-104/204 provides shared Internet access, so that everyone on your LAN can surf the web
and send/receive e-mail or files.
The AIR-104/204 utilizes single IP address technology that greatly simplifies the configuration process: the AIR-104/204 automatically acquires the necessary IP addresses when the connection to
the Internet is established, and distributes access to your entire network. You don’t need to apply for
and assign an IP address to each PC or workstation on your network.
The AIR-104/204 features “bandwidth on demand”. Any user’s initial access of an Internet resource
will cause a connection to the Internet to be set up automatically. As the traffic builds up (e.g., more
users try to access the Internet, or the same user generates a lot of traffic), the AIR-104/204 will
automatically establish a second connection through a second Internet account, if one has been
configured. As traffic decreases, one Internet connection will be taken down, until finally, after a configurable period of inactivity, the remaining Internet connection will also be disconnected.
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Security overview
More and more people are concerned about security of their data in this Internet era.
The AIR-104/204 provides many ways to help make your network and data secure:
• The AIR-104/204 uses a private IP addressing scheme that protects devices on your LAN from
access by users from the Internet outside.
• All access to the AIR-104/204 (Console, Talent and the browser-based Internet Configuration
Console) is protected by password verification.
• Internet access can be configured to occur only at certain times of the day and on certain days
of the week.
What’s in the box?
Your AIR-104/204 package should contain the items listed below.
* 1 AIR-104 or AIR-204
* User manual
* 1 Power Adapter, 12V DC, 1.5A input
* Cables:
Type of Cable AIR-104 AIR-204
RS-232 Null Modem Cable 1 1
RS-232 Modem Cable 2 1
RJ-11 Telephone Cable 0 1
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The connectors on the back
UPLINK
1 2 3 4
UPLINK
Figure 1-3
CONSOLE COM2 COM1 DC 12V
Figure 1-2
CONSOLE COM2 1 2 3 4
AIR-104 Back Panel
PHONE LINE
AIR-204 Back Panel
DC 12V
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
RJ-type connectors are used for all cable connection into your AIR-104/204 (except for
the power adapter cord). The types of connectors and their cables are
- 4 RJ-45 10/100Base-T Ethernet connectors for connecting to PCs/
workstations (Node) or an Ethernet repeater hub (Hub). These accommodate
standard Category 5 Ethernet cables.
- 1 RJ-45 connector for connecting to a console (or equivalent). This is a special
null modem cable supplied with the device which has an RJ-45 plug on one
end and a DB-9 “D” connector on the other end.
- 1 or 2 RJ-45 connectors for connecting to external modems. This is a special
cable supplied with the device that has an RJ-45 plug on one end and a DB-25
“D” connector on the opposite end. The AIR-104 is shipped with two of these, and
the AIR-204 is shipped with one.
- 0 or 1 RJ-11 connectors for connecting a telephone handset or fax machine to
the AIR-104/204 via the built-in modem. Only the AIR-204 has this type of
connector.
- 1 power connector for connecting through a power adapter (included as part of
the product) to the wall power outlet.
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The LEDs on the front
There are 20 LEDs on the front of the AIR-104/204 that show the status of the modem
ports, the LAN ports, and the power. You can tell at a glance if your AIR-104/204 is functioning properly, and if there is any traffic passing through it.
Figure 1-4
Figure 1-5
AIR-104 Front Panel LEDs
AIR-204 Front Panel LEDs
LED operation
The operation and meaning of the LEDs are described in the following table:
Power Diag 10-
COLOR GREENORANGE ORANGE ORANGE GREENGREENGREENGREENGREENGREEN
ON Power Fail
(or Diag
still in
process)
BLINK --- --- Collision Collision --- Receiv-
OFF No
power
Diag OK Normal Normal 10
Collision
--- --- 100
100Collision
LAN 1-4 COM1 & COM2
100/10LNK/
ACT
Mbps
Mbps
Link
active
ing data
No link No dataNo dataOn hookNo con-
Tx Rx OH CD
--- --- Off hookLine is
Tx dataRx data --- ---
connected
nection
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Power
The AIR-104/204 comes with an external power supply. Plug the round end of the power
cable into the
supply into an electrical outlet.
Modem connections
The AIR-104/204 can access the Internet utilizing either one or two modem connections,
depending on the user’s bandwidth requirements.
You will need at least one modem connection to access the Internet. The AIR-204
supplies this connection with a buit-in 56K modem. The AIR-104 requires an external
device, either a modem or an ISDN terminal adapter.
For both the AIR-104 and the AIR-204, a second modem connection may be made with
an external device (either a modem or an ISDN terminal adapter).
DC 12V
socket on the AIR-104/204, and plug the body of the power
First modem connection
AIR-104
Connect an external modem or ISDN terminal adapter to the
Use one of the RJ-45 to DB-25 cables (supplied) to make the connection.
AIR-204
The AIR-204 contains an internal V.90 56Kbps modem. Connect the
AIR-204 to your telephone line. Use the RJ-11 to RJ-11 cable (supplied) to make the
connection.
Additionally, you may connect either a telephone handset or a fax machine to the AIR204 via the
connection.
PHONE
jack. Use another RJ-11 to RJ-11 cable (not supplied) to make the
Second modem connection
Both the AIR-104 and the AIR-204 allow you to expand your Internet access by
connecting an external modem or ISDN terminal adapter to the
RJ-45 to DB-25 cable (supplied) to make the connection.
COM1
jack on the AIR-104.
LINE
COM2
jack. Use an
jack on the
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Network connections
The AIR-104/204 includes a built-in 4-port Ethernet repeater hub. Each of these four LAN
ports can directly connect to a PC to create an “instant network” of up to four PC’s. LAN
port 1 can be switched to
which in turn connects many PC’s to create a larger network.
Figure 2-1
AIR-104/204 allows your LAN to expand
UPLINK
mode in order to connect to a network hub/switch,
Figure 2-2
Uplink Switch
Connecting PC’s directly to the router
LAN ports 2,3, and 4 on the AIR-104/204 are dedicated to NORMAL mode usage - they
are intended to connect PC’s directly. Connect the Ethernet network interface
on your PC to LAN port 2,3, or 4. Use an RJ-45 to RJ-45 cable (not supplied) to make the
connection. LAN port 1 may also connect a PC directly. The switch that controls the mode
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of operation for LAN port 1 is located along the right edge of the router case (see Figure
2-2). Locate the switch and set it to NORMAL mode. Then use an RJ-45 to RJ-45 cable
(not supplied) to connect LAN port 1 to your PC’s Ethernet interface.
Connecting PC’s to the router via a hub or switch
If your network contains more than four PC’s, you will need first to connect the majority of
your PC’s to each other with an external hub or switch, and then connect that hub or
switch to LAN port 1 on the AIR-104/204 (see Figure 2-1). In this configuration, LAN
ports 2,3, and 4 on the AIR-104/204 can still directly connect to PC’s as described
above.
Step 1 Connect your PC’s to the external hub or switch. Consult the manufacturer’s
instructions for direction.
Step 2 Connect a node port (one that would normally be used to connect a PC
directly) on the external hub or switch to LAN port 1 on the AIR-104/204,
using an RJ-45 to RJ-45 cable (not supplied). Locate the switch that controls
the mode of operation for LAN port 1 on the AIR-104/204, and set it to
UPLINK (this switch is located along the right edge of the router case). See
Figure 2-2. If you are using a special uplink port on the external hub or switch
to connect to LAN port 1 on the AIR-104/204 , then set the mode of
operation for LAN port 1 on the AIR-104/204 to
NORMAL.
Console connection
You may directly connect a console PC running terminal emulator such as HyperTerminal
to the AIR-104/204. To make the connection, use the special RJ-45 to DB-9 cable (
Modem Cable
cable; plug this into either the
screws until finger-tight to seat. The other end of the connector cable is a standard RJ-45
network-cable plug; plug this into the
) supplied in the package. One end of the cable is a 9-pin DB-9 SCSI
External phone line
You may connect either a telephone handset or a fax machine to the AIR-204 (not the
AIR-104) via the
make the connection.
PHONE
COM1
or
COM2
port of the console PC and turn the
CONSOLE
jack. Use an RJ-11 to RJ-11 cable (only one is supplied) to
jack on the AIR-104/204.
Null
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Chapter 3 Configuring PC's in the Network
Why do I need to configure PC's?
Any PC that is connected to the network (either plugged directly into the AIR-104/204 or
uplinked from an external hub/switch) requires configuration before it can communicate
with the AIR-104/204.
Each PC must have TCP/IP installed. Additionally, each PC must either be configured to
obtain an IP address through a DHCP server, or must have its IP address set manually.
Only PC’s configured in this manner can share Internet access by means of the AIR-104/
204 .
Note: Any TCP/IP capable workstation can be used to communicate with or through
the AIR-104/204. Other types of workstations may or may not be compatible; please
consult the manufacturer’s documentation.
Note: It is strongly recommended that you configure each network PC to obtain its IP
address automatically from a DHCP server. Only this configuration procedure is escribed
below. If you wish to set network IP addresses manually, please consult more detailed
TCP/IP documentation.
When do I need to configure PC's?
When you first install the AIR-104/204 in your network, you will need to configure a PC so
that you can use it, in turn, to configure the AIR-104/204.
After the AIR-104/204 is properly configured, you will need to configure each PC that is
connected to the network.
What do I need to configure PC's?
For configuration, a PC must have a properly-installed Ethernet or Fast Ethernet network
interface, and that network interface must be connected properly to the network (either
connected directly to a LAN port of the AIR-104/204, or uplinked via a properlyconnected external hub or switch).
There are no operating system requirements for PC’s to be configured. However,
Windows 95 and Windows 98 are the most popular operating systems currently in use;
the procedure described below applies for Windows 95/98. To configure PC’s or
terminals running other operating systems, consult the relevant user manual for
information about installing TCP/IP.
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How to configure network PC's
Step 1 Click on the Win95/98
Panel. The Win95/98
Start
Button, select Settings, and click on Control
Control Panel
will appear.
Step 2 Double-click on the Network icon. The
Installed components
Look for TCP/IP
Add button
Client for Microsoft Networks
Network
window will appear.
Step 3 In the Network window, click on the Configuration tab. Check the list of
Network Components. If TCP/IP has already been installed, proceed to
(below). Otherwise, click on the Add button with the mouse. The
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Component Type
Step 4 In the
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mouse. The
window will appear.
window, click the Protocol button with the
Select Network Protocol
window will appear.
Step
Network
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Step 5 In the
manufacturers by clicking it with the mouse. Select TCP/IP from the list of
network manufacturers by clicking it with the mouse. Click on the OK button
with the mouse to accept. The installation procedure for TCP/IP will begin.
You may need to insert the Win95/98 system software CD to complete the
installation.
Select
Microsoft
Select Network Protocol
window, select Microsoft from the list of
Select
TCP/IP
Step 6 After TCP/IP installation is complete, go back to the Network window shown
in
Step 4
.
Step 7
Select TCP/IP from the list of network components by clicking it with the
mouse, and then click on the Properties button. The
window will appear.
TCP/IP Properties
TCP/IP Properties Tabs
(IP Address Tab shown)
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Step 8 Check each of the following settings under its indicated tab:
-
Bindings Tab
for Microsoft Networks should be selected.
-
Gateway Tab
DNS Configuration Tab
-
-
IP Address Tab
Note: If you do not disable DNS on every PC that is connected to the network,
then the Windows operating system may emit DNS broadcast packets, which may
in turn cause the AIR-104/204 to dial up your ISP even if there is no real Internet
traffic.
Step 9 Make sure that both the PC and the AIR-104/204 are properly connected to
the network, and then reboot the PC. The PC should now be prepared to
communicate with the AIR-104/204.
: both Client for Microsoft Networks and File and printer sharing
: All fields should be blank
: Disable DNS should be selected
: Obtain IP address automatically should be selected
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Chapter 4 Basic Router Configuration
What is "basic configuration"?
Basic configuration of the AIR-104/204 encompasses the minimum procedure necessary
for Internet access. If you are configuring the AIR-104/204 for the first time, following the
procedures outlined in this chapter will allow you to begin accessing the Internet right
away. Advanced configuration is covered in
chapter 5
What do I need to configure the AIR-104/204?
Network requirements
.
In order to configure the AIR-104/204, it must have been installed properly. See
2
for the procedure.
Requirements for configuration via web browser
To configure the AIR-104/204 remotely via web broswer, at least one properlyconfigured PC must be connected to the network. Additionally, that PC must be
equipped with a web browser: Netscape 4.5 or newer, Internet Explorer 5.0 or newer, or
another compatible web browser. Consult your browser documentation if you have any
questions.
Internet access
Obtain an account from an Internet Service Provider
In order to configure the AIR-104/204 for Internet access, you will need previously to
have arranged an account with an Internet Service Provider (ISP). Your ISP account
must meet the following requirements:
Standard modem
• dial-up account for V.90 modem (or your external modem type), using standard PPP
transmissions
• dynamically assigned IP address
Chapter
ISDN
• dial-up account for an ISDN terminal adapter, using standard PPP transmissions
• dynamically assigned IP address
These requirements represent common basic standards; you should have no trouble
communicating them to your ISP and arranging for suitable service.
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Using two Internet service accounts
If you have connected two modems or ISDN terminal adapters to your AIR-104/204 for
increased bandwidth, then you must also arrange a second ISP account that meets the
same requirements listed above. Each modem or ISDN terminal adapter utilizes a
separate ISP account when accessing the Internet, and you pay for each account
separately. However, the “bandwidth on demand” feature of the AIR-104/204 allows
you to minimize the costs of utilizing a double ISP account, and still to maximize
bandwidth for Internet traffic. For more details, see the section entitled
in
configuration
Chapter 5
.
Advanced system
How do I log onto the AIR-104/204?
The basic procedure for configuring the AIR-104/204 utilizes a web browser running on a
network PC to access the Internet Configuration Console (ICC) controlled by firmware on
the AIR-104/204. This section is an introduction to using the ICC. The following section
How to configure your Internet connection
(
the ICC to get everyone on your LAN connected to the Internet immediately. The ICC is
specifically designed for user-friendliness; by following the procedures outlined in this
chapter, you should be able to configure the AIR-104/204 for basic Internet access in
less than five minutes. Alternatively, you may configure the AIR-104/204 by using the
Command Line Interface (CLI). The CLI can be accessed remotely, via Telnet, or directly,
via a console attached to the AIR-104/204. See
Command Line Interface.
) provides step-by-step instructions for using
Chapter 7
for full details about the
Accessing the AIR-104/204 via web browser
Connect a PC to the network as described in
Chapter 3
bar of the browser window frame contains a box that allows you to enter the URL
address of the desired website (on Netscape, this box is labeled “Location”; on Internet
Explorer, this box is labeled "Address”). In this box, enter the private IP address of the
AIR-104/204, and then hit the Return key. By default, the private IP address of the AIR104/204 is:
The AIR-104/204, as shipped from the factory, is set with this private IP address.
If you are configuring the AIR-104/204 for the first time, then enter the default
(“
192.168.168.230
If you have reconfigured the AIR-104/204 to another private IP address (see
then enter the AIR-104/204’s current private IP address instead of the default.
If you have changed the IP address of the router and subsequently forgotten the new IP
address, you can connect a PC directly into the console port of the AIR-104/204 and use
the Command Line Interface to learn or reconfigure the router’s IP address. See
for the procedure.
7
. Re-boot your PC and router, and open the Web browser on your PC. The top
192.168.168.230
”) into your web browser as the location or address.
Chapter 2
, and configure it as indicated in
Logging on to the AIR-104/204
When you successfully access the AIR-104/204, a password prompt screen will appear
on the web browser, requiring that you log on. The default password always appears in
the password box, displayed as a string of asterisks (“********”).
Chapter 5
Chapter
),
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I
nternet
(Forget your password? See the User’s Guide for instructions)
By default, the password set in the AIR-104/204 is:
password
This password will always appear in the box, whether you have changed it or not.
If you are logging on for the first time, or if you haven’t changed the default password,
then simply click the
If you have changed the password to one of your own choosing, then enter the current
password in the password box. Whatever you type, every character will be displayed as
an asterisk (“*”) for privacy.
If you have changed the password and then forgotten the new password, you must
need to clear the entire configuration of the AIR-104/204 and return all values to factory
default. See
Chapter 6
Log On
C
onfiguration Console
Please enter your password:
********
button to accept the default.
for the procedure.
Log On!
The Internet Configuration Console browser screen
After you have successfully entered the current password, the Internet Configuration
Console (ICC) screen will appear on your web browser. The ICC browser screen
contains all the utilities that you need to configure the AIR-104/204 for Internet access.
For added network security, a “time out” feature is built into the ICC browser screen - if
the ICC lies inactive for 10 minutes, then you will need to log on again to use it.
The ICC browser screen is divided into three main areas:
• ICC Menu
• Configuration Window
• Message Window
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