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150NDraft802.11nWirelessRouter
Model#AR670W
User sManual
Ver.1A
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TableofContents
1.Introduction.................................................................................................................................4
1.1PackageContents..................................................................................................................4
1.2Features.................................................................................................................................4
2.ConnectingtheRouter................................................................................................................5
3.VerifyingConnectiontotheRouter............................................................................................6
4.ConfiguringtheRouter...............................................................................................................9
CableModem............................................................................................................................10
DSL...........................................................................................................................................11
5.ConnectingtotheRouterWirelessly........................................................................................12
6.WebConfigurationUtility........................................................................................................13
6.1Setup...................................................................................................................................13
6.1.1InternetSetup...........................................................................................................13
6.1.2NetworkSetup.........................................................................................................14
6.1.3DDNS.......................................................................................................................15
6.1.4TimeSettings...........................................................................................................16
6.2.Wireless..............................................................................................................................17
6.2.1BasicWirelessSettings............................................................................................17
6.2.2WirelessSecurity.....................................................................................................18
WEP..............................................................................................................................18
WPA..............................................................................................................................19
WPAwithRADIUS......................................................................................................20
Wi-FiProtectedSetup(WPS).......................................................................................21
6.2.3WirelessMACFilter................................................................................................26
6.2.4AdvancedWirelessSettings....................................................................................27
6.3Security...............................................................................................................................28
6.3.1Firewall....................................................................................................................28
6.3.2VPNPassthrough.....................................................................................................29
6.4AccessRestrictions.............................................................................................................29
6.4.1IPFilters...................................................................................................................29
6.4.2MACFilters.............................................................................................................30
6.4.3URLBlocking..........................................................................................................31
6.4.4DomainBlocking.....................................................................................................32
6.4.5Schedule...................................................................................................................32
6.5Applications&Gaming......................................................................................................33
6.5.1PortRangeForwarding............................................................................................33
6.5.2PortRangeTriggering..............................................................................................34
6.5.3DMZ.........................................................................................................................35
6.5.4QoS..........................................................................................................................36
6.6Administration....................................................................................................................37
6.6.1Management.............................................................................................................37
6.6.2Log...........................................................................................................................38
6.6.3Diagnostics...............................................................................................................39
6.6.4FactoryDefaults.......................................................................................................39
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6.6.5FirmwareUpgrade...................................................................................................40
6.6.6Restart......................................................................................................................40
6.7Status...................................................................................................................................41
6.7.1Router.......................................................................................................................41
6.7.2LocalNetwork.........................................................................................................42
6.7.3WirelessNetwork.....................................................................................................42
7.Troubleshooting........................................................................................................................43
AppendixA Specifications........................................................................................................44
AppendixB Information............................................................................................................45
TechnicalSupport.........................................................................................................................47
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1. Introduction
300N 300N300N
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CongratulationsonyourpurchaseoftheAR670W150NWirelessRouter.The150N
WirelessRouterisrecommendedtobeusedwithAirLink101 150Nor300Nwireless
productstoprovidethebestperformance.Thehighbandwidthcombinedwithextended
wirelesscoveragedelivers fastandreliableconnectionsforallofyournetworking
applications.
Afullrangeofsecurity featuressuchasWEP,WPA-PSK,andWPA2-PSKprovide the
highestlevelofwirelessnetworksecurity.Thebuilt-inWebConfigurationUtilityallows
youtosetuptherouterwithaneasy-to-useuserinterface.Bestofall,the150N
WirelessRouterworkswith802.11gand802.11bnetworkdevicesensuring
compatibilitywithyourexistingwirelessproducts.
1.1PackageContents
Beforeyoubegintheinstallation,pleasechecktheitemsofyourpackage:
150NWirelessRouter
RJ-45Cable
PowerAdapter
Quick InstallationGuide
ManualCD
Ifanyitemcontainedisdamagedormissing,pleasecontactyourlocaldealer
immediately.Also,keeptheboxandpackagingmaterialsincaseyouneedtoshipthe
unitinthefuture.
1.2Features
Industry shighestwirelessdataratewithIEEE802.11ndraftspecification2.0
2antennasforwidercoverageandstrongersignalstrengthtoeliminatedead
spots
64-bit/128-bitWEPencryption,Pre-sharedKey(PSK),andWi-FiProtected
Access(WPA2)andWPAsupportprovidefullprotectionforyourwireless
connection
Strongersignalstrengthincreasesthereliabilityandspeedofwireless
connections
Greatforenvironmentswithhigherwirelessdata trafficrequirements
Fullybackward-compatiblewith802.11b/gdevices
WorksbestwithAirLink101 300Nand150NWirelessAdapters,AWLH6070,
AWLH6080,AWLC6070,AWLC6080,AWLL6070,andAWLL6080
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2.ConnectingtheRouter
Note:Priortoconnectingtherouter,besuretopoweroffyourcomputer,DSL/Cable
modem,andtherouter.Youshouldsetuptherouterwithawiredconnectionfirstbefore
attemptingtosetupanywirelessconnections.
Step 1 Connectoneendofanetworkcable to the WAN portoftherouterandconnect
theotherendofthecable to theDSL/Cablemodem.
Step 2 Withanothernetworkcable,connectoneendof thecable toyourcomputer s
networkcardandconnecttheotherend tooneofthe LAN(Ethernet) portsoftherouter.
Step 3 PowerontheDSL/Cablemodemandwait for thelightsonthemodemtosettle
down.
Step 4 Powerontherouterbyconnectingoneendofthesuppliedpoweradaptertothe
powerjackof therouterandconnecting theotherend toanelectricaloutlet.
Step 5 Poweronyourcomputer.
Step 6 Makesurethe WAN, WLAN,andtheLAN portsthatthecomputerisconnected
toarelit.Ifnot, trytheabovestepsagain.
AR670W IconIllustrations:
Power
On:Poweron
Status
Blinking:Functionproperly.
WAN
On: Linkestablished
Blinking:Datatransmission
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Wireless
On: Wirelessisready
Blinking: Datatransmission
LAN
On: Linkestablished
Blinking:Datatransmission
WPS(WiFiProtectedSetup)
BlinkingGreen:WPSsettinginprogression
StaticGreen:WPSsuccessfullysetup
BlinkingRed:Errorfound
3.VerifyingConnectiontotheRouter
Step 1 Goto Start, Run,type command (forWindows95/98/ME)or cmd(forWindows
2000/XP)andclick OK.Youwillsee thecommandpromptasbelow.
Step 2 Type ping192.168.1.1 andpress Enter.Youshouldget fourreplyresponses
back.
Step 3 Ifyouget Requesttimedout,or Destinationhostunreachable,double-check
thenetworkcableconnectionbetweenthecomputerandtherouterandtry Step 2 again.
Ifyoustillencounterproblem,gotothenextstep;otherwiseproceedto Section3,
ConfiguringtheRouter.
Step 4 ForWindows2000/XP,type ipconfig/release andpress Enter.(Windows
98se/MEusersskipahead to Step 6)
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Step 5 Type ipconfig/renew andpress Enter.YoushouldgetanIPaddressof
192.168.1.x (where x isanumberbetween2-254).Proceed to Section3,
ConfiguringtheRouter. Ifyoudon tgetan IPaddress,resettherouterbyholdingin
theresetbuttonat thebackoftherouterfor10secondswhileitisONandtry
ipconfig/renew again.
Step 6 ForWindows95/98/MEgo to Start, Run,type winipcfg andclick OK.(Stepis
notnecessary forWindows2000/XP)
Step 7 Selectyournetworkcardfrom thedrop-downmenuandclick Release.
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Step 8 AfteryourIPaddressisreleased,click Renew.YoushouldgetanIPaddressof
192.168.1.x (where x isanumberbetween2-254).Ifyoudon tgetanIPaddress,
resettherouterbyholdingintheresetbuttonatthebackof therouterfor10seconds
whileitisONandtry Renew again.
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4.ConfiguringtheRouter
Step 1 Openthewebbrowserand type 192.168.1.1 in theURLAddressfieldandpress
Enter.
Step 2 Enter admin forboththeusernameandpasswordfieldsandclick Login.
Step 3 Selecttheproperregion, NorthAmerica or SouthAmerica,andclick Apply.
Warning: Thisdevicerequires thattheuserorinstallerproperlyselectsthecurrent
regionofoperationbeforeusingthisdevice.Thisdevicewillautomaticallylimitthe
allowablechannelsdeterminedby thecurrentregionofoperation. Incorrectly
selectingthecurrentregionofoperationmayresultin illegaloperationandmay
causeharmfulinterferencetoothersystems. Theuserisobligatedtoensure the
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deviceisoperatingaccordingtothechannellimitations,indoor/outdoorrestrictionsand
licenserequirementsforthecurrentcountryofoperation.
CableModem
Formostcablemodemusers,youshouldbeable toconnecttotheInternetwithoutany
configuration.IfyourISPhasprovidedyouwithahostname,enteritintheoptional
HostName field.
Clickonthe CloneMACAddress button.Click Apply and OK tosavethesettings.
Ifyouhave troubleconnectingtothe Internet,pleaserefertothe Troubleshooting
sectionattheendofthisguide.
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DSL
ForDSLusers, followthestepsbelowtoconfigure therouter.
Step 1 Select PPPoE fromthedrop-downmenu.
Step 2 EnteryourusernameandpasswordprovidedbyyourISP.
Note: Dependingonthe ISP,youmayneed toinclude thedomainnamewithyour
username.
Example: username@sbcglobal.net
Step 3 Click Apply and OK tosave thesettings.
Ifyouhave troubleconnectingtothe Internet,pleaserefertothe Troubleshooting
sectionattheendofthismanual.
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5.ConnectingtotheRouterWirelessly
Belowarethedefaultwirelesssettingsoftherouter.Youmustconfigureyourwireless
networkcardtothesamesettingsinordertoestablishawirelessconnectionto the
router.Pleaserefertoyourwirelessnetworkcard smanualonhow toconfigure these
settings.
SSID: default
OperatingMode: Infrastructure
Authentication: OpenSystem
Channel#: 6
WEP: disabled
Ifyouwanttochange therouter swirelesssettings,login totherouterandselectthe
Wireless tab.Makesurethatyouclick Apply and OK tosavethesettings.
Formoreinformationaboutwirelesssettings,refer tosection 6.2.
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6.WebConfigurationUtility
Thisrouterhasabuilt-inwebconfigurationutilitythatyoucanusetoconfigurethe
router ssettings.Simplylogintotherouterusingyourcomputer swebbrowser.
6.1Setup
6.1.1InternetSetup
Thisisthedefaultscreenwhenyoulogin to therouterswebconfigurationutility.You
cansetupyourInternetconnectionhere.
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6.1.2NetworkSetup
NetworkSetupallowsmanuallyconfiguringTCP/IPandDHCPsettings.
AssigningStaticDHCPSettings
Step 1 Select Enabled in theunder theStaticDHCPSettingssection
Step 2 Selectacomputernamefromthedrop-downmenuorenteranameassociated
withthisStaticIPAddress
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Step 3 EntertheStaticIPAddressinthe IPAddress field
Step 4 EntertheMACaddressofthecorrespondingcomputerinthe MACAddress
field
Remembertoclick Apply and OK tosaveyourchanges.
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6.1.3DDNS
DynamicDNS(DDNS)allowsanyuserwhowishestoaccessyourservertoreachitby
aregisteredDNSnameinsteadofanIPaddress.Beforeyouenable DDNS,youneed
toregisteranaccountwithoneoftheDDNSproviderslistedinthedrop-downmenu.
ToEnableDDNS,selecttheDDNSprovideryouhaveregisteredwithandenterthe
required fields.Click Apply and OK tosave thesettings.
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6.1.4TimeSettings
TimeSettingsallowyoutoconfigure therouterclock.
Automatic connectsto theinternetandsynchronizestheroutersclockwithtime
providedbyaccuratetimeserversontheinternet.Using this featurerequires thatyour
routerhaveaworkinginternetconnection.
Yourcomputer sclock allowsyou tosynchronizetherouter sclockwithyour
computer ssystemclock
Manual providesyouwiththeoptionofsettingyourowndateandtime.
Click Apply and OK tosave thesettings.
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6.2.Wireless
6.2.1BasicWirelessSettings
Youcanconfigure therouter sbasicwirelesssettingsonthisscreen.
Mode:ChoosefromMixed(n/g/b),Mixed(g/b),Wireless-11nOnly,Wireless-11gOnly,
Wireless-11bOnly,orDisabledtostopwirelessfunction.
NetworkName(SSID):YoucanchangetheroutersSSIDin thisfield.TheSSIDisthe
namethatyourroutersendsoutwirelessly.OnceyouhavechangedtheSSID,your
networkclientsneed tore-connectthemselvesusingthenewSSID.
Channel:Select thedesiredchannel.
Changingchannelsisusefulwhenyouareexperiencingslow,unstablewireless
connections,orifyouareunabletoestablishawirelessconnectionatall.
Yourrouterhas11channelsavailable(1-11).Startwithchannel1andworkyourway
up.Eachtimeyouchangechannelson therouter,restartthewirelesscomputersand
thentry toconnect. If thecomputersareabletoconnect,testthechanneloutfora
whileandmakesurethattheyhold theconnection.Keepchangingchannelsuntilyou
findonethatgivesyouastableconnection.
Allthenetworkclientsneed tobeusingthesamechannel.
SSIDBroadcast:ChoosetoenableordisablethebroadcastingofyourSSID.
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6.2.2WirelessSecurity
YoucanconfigurewirelesssecuritysuchasWEPorWPAencryptiononthisscreen.
Note:Itisrecommended thatyouuseWPA-PSKorWPA2-PSKencryptionoverWEPif
yourwirelessclientssupportit.Allof thewirelessclientsmustusethesamesecurity
settingsinordertoconnecttotherouter.
WEP
ToenableWEP,select WEP from the SecurityMode.
AuthenticationType:Select SharedKey
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Encryption:Choose 64bits
KeyType:Choose HEX
WEPKey1: Entera10digitnumber.Thiswillbeyourwirelesspassword.Aneasy
onetorememberisaphonenumberwithareacode(ex:8887463238).Youdonot
needtoenteranythinginWEPKey2,3and4.
DefaultKey:Selectkey1
Click Apply and OK tosave thesettings.
WPA
ToenableWPA,select WPA-PSK or WPA2-PSK from the SecurityMode.
EncryptionMethods:Selecteither TKIP or AES astheencryptionmethod.AESis
onlysupportedbysomenewercards,somakesurethatyourcardsupportsAESbefore
selectingthatoption.TKIPwillworkwithmostcards.Ifyouareunsure,chooseTKIP.
Passphrase:Enterapassphrasebetween8 to63characterslong.Forbestsecurity,
useapassphrasethatisatleast30characterslong.
KeyRenewal:Enterthedesiredkeyrenewaltimeinseconds. Itisbest toleavethisat
thedefaultsettingof1500.
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Click Apply and OK tosave thesettings.
WPAwithRADIUS
IfyouareusingaRADIUSserverinyournetworkforauthentication,youmaychoose
WPA or WPA2 fromthe SecurityMode.
EncryptionMethods:Selecteither TKIP or AES astheencryptionmethod.
RADIUSServer:EntertheIPAddressofyourRADIUSserver.
RADIUSPort:EntertheportnumberofyourRADIUSserver.
SharedKey:Enterthesharedkey.
KeyRenewal:Enterthedesiredkeyrenewaltimeinseconds.
Click Apply and OK tosave thesettings.
WiFiProtectedSetup
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In theinstructionsbelow,wearegoingtousetheutility,WirelessMonitorthatcomes
withtheAirlink101 300Nor150NWirelessAdapters,AWLC6070,AWLC6080,
AWLH6070,AWLH6080,AWLL6070,andAWLL6080astheexample.
First,gotothecomputerwith theAirlink101150Nor300Nwirelessadapterandopen
theWirelessMonitor.UnderAPList,clickon thewirelessyou trytoconnecttoand
clickon the WPSConnect button.
Note:IfyoudonotseetheWPSConnectbutton,youcangoto
www.airlink101.com todownloadthelatestutilityanddriver.
Chooseyourconfigurationmethod,either PushButton or PinCode andclick Next.
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Writedownthe PIN ifyouareusingPinCodemethodandclick next.
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IfyouchoosePushButtonmethod,makesure thatyouclickonthe Wi-FiProtected
Setup button.
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Gotoyourroutersconfigurationscreenandclickon Wireless.ThenclickWireless
security.MakesurethattheWi-FiProtectedSetup Enable boxischecked.Thenclick
the AddWirelessDeviceWizard button.
IfyouareusingPinCodemethod,enterthePinCodein the PinNumber boxandclick
connect.IfyouareusingPushButtonmethod,clickon VirtualPushButton OR the
physicalpushbuttonontherouter.
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Afterafewmomentsboth therouterconfigurationscreenandtheadapterconfiguration
screenshouldshowamessagetellingyouthatyouareconnected.
Click Finish ontheadapterscreen.
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Click Continue ontherouterconfigurationscreen.
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6.2.3WirelessMACFilter
Youcanrestrictcertainwirelessclients fromaccessingtherouterbyspecifyingtheir
MACaddressandenablingaccessrestriction.Thisshouldnotbeusedasasecurity
featureinplaceofencryption.
Fromthepulldownmenu,selectwhetherthespecifiedwirelessclientswillbeprevented
orpermittedtoaccessthewirelessnetwork.EntertheirMACaddressinthefieldsbelow
andclick Apply and OK tosavethesettings.
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6.2.4AdvancedWirelessSettings
Youcanconfigurevariousadvancedwirelesssettingsonthisscreen.Thesesettings
areforadvancedusersONLY.Mostuserswillwanttoleavethesesettingsalone.
TransmissionRate:SelectfromAuto,1,2,5.5,6,9,11,12,18,24,36,48and54
Mbps.
TransmissionPower:Select from full,half,quarter,eighth,min.
CTSProtectionMode:Select fromdisable,enable,auto.
BeaconInterval:Enteravaluefromthevalidrangeof0to2346.Thedefaultvalueis
100Milliseconds
DTIMInterval:Enteravaluefromthevalidrangeof0 to255.Thedefaultvalueis1.
FragmentationThreshold:Enteranevennumberfrom256 to2346.Thedefaultvalue
is2346.
RTSThreshold:Enteravaluefromthevalidrangeof0to2346.Thedefaultvalueis
2346.
Click Apply and OK tosave thesettings.
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6.3Security
6.3.1Firewall
BlockWANPing:Thissettingblocksremoteusersfrombeingabletopingyour
internet IPaddress.
SPIMode:SelecttoenableordisableStatefulPacketInspection.Thissettingprovides
anadditionallevelofsecurity.
However,itmayslowdownsomeapplicationssuchasVOIPPhonesandotherservices
thatrequireconstantstreamsofdata.Youcandisablethisfeature toeliminatelag
problemswithVOIPPhones.
ItcanalsopreventVPNclients fromworkingproperly. Ifyouarehavingtrouble
connectingtoyourVPN,youmaywanttodisablethisfeature.
Click Apply and OK tosave thesettings.
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6.3.2VPNPassthrough
Youcanselecttoenableordisablethepassthroughof IPSec, L2TP,and/orPPTP for
connectingtoaVPN.
Click Apply and OK tosave thesettings.
6.4AccessRestrictions
Youcansetuppolicies thatdenyorallowspecificclientstoaccessthe Internetbased
onIPaddress,MACaddress,URL,Domainoraspecifiedtime.
6.4.1IPFilters
SetuppoliciesbasedonIPaddresses.
Description:Enteranameforthepolicy.
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Status:Choosetoenableordisable theselectedpolicy.
IPAddresses: SpecifytherangeofIPaddressesyouwishtoblock fromyourrouter.
Protocol: Selectprotocol fromAll,TCP,UDPorICMP
Port: EntertherangeofportsyouwishtoblockfromthespecifiedIPaddresses
Schedule: Enterascheduletime
Toviewallofthepolicies,click the Summary button.
6.4.2MACFilters
Blockorallowaccesstothenetwork fordeviceswithspecificMACaddresses.
EnterDescriptionName:Enteranameforthepolicy.
MACAddress:EnteraMACaddress
DHCPClient:SelectDHCPclientonyournetwork.
Toviewallthepolicies,click the Summary button.
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6.4.3URLBlocking
Youcanblockthespecifiedclients fromaccessingcertainwebsitesbyURL
EntertheURLortheKeywordyouwish toblock.
Click Apply and OK tosave thesettings.
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6.4.4DomainBlocking
Blockusers fromaccessingspecificdomainsontheinternet.
6.4.5Schedule
Selectatimerangeinwhich thespecifiedclientstoaccesstheInternetby Day and
Time.
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6.5Applications&Gaming
6.5.1PortRangeForwarding
IfyouwanttohostanFTPoronlinegamingserver,youmustopenupportsonthe
router.Thispageallowsyoutosetupportforwardingforthespecifiedapplications.
Beforeusing forwarding,youshouldassignstaticIPaddressestothedesignatedPCs.
Ifyouareonly forwardingoneport,youcanputitinboththe Start and End Portboxes.
Protocol: Ifyoudon tknowwhichonetochoose,selectboth.
ToIPAddress: Thisshouldbethe IPaddressof thecomputeryouwanttoforwardthe
portsto.
Makesurethatyoucheck the Enabled boxtoactivatethesetting,thenclick Apply and
OK tosavethesettings.
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6.5.2PortRangeTriggering
Porttriggeringallowstheroutertokeeptrackofoutgoingdataforspecificportnumbers.
Therouterrememberswhichcomputersendsoutwhatdata,so thatwhenthe
requesteddatareturnsthroughtherouter,thedataissentbackto thepropercomputer
bywayofIPaddressandportmappingrules.
Click Apply and OK tosave thesettings.
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6.5.3DMZ
DMZ(De-MilitarizedZone)Hostisahostwithout theprotectionoftherouter s firewall.It
allowsacomputertobeexposedtounrestricted two-waycommunicationwith the
Internet.Youshouldonlyusethisfeaturewhen thePortForwardingfunctionfailsto
makeanapplicationwork.
DMZ:Select toenableordisableDMZ.
Host IPAddress:Specifythe IPaddressof thecomputeryouwishtousewithDMZ.
Note:AnyDMZhostshouldhaveanewstaticIPaddressassignedtoitbecauseits IP
addressmaychangewhenusingtheDHCP function.
Click Apply and OK tosave thesettings.
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6.5.4QoS
TheQoS(QualityofService)featureallowsyou tospecifywhichapplicationsor
computershavebandwidthpriorityoverothers,asopposedtolettingallcomputersand
applicationsshare thebandwidthequally.
Therearepre-configuredoptions forsomepopularapplicationsthatyouareable to
choosefrom.YoucanalsosetmanualQoSrules:
Firstchoose Manual,thenclick Apply.
In Name,enteralabel foryournewrule.
Enterthe IPaddressofthecomputeryouareconfiguringtheruleforinthe IP box.
For PortRange,enterastartandendportforyourrule.
Selectthe Priority youwanttosetfortherule.Thehigher thepriorityyousetforthe
rule,themorebandwidththatapplicationwillbeabletouse.Whenyouarefinished,
click Add
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6.6Administration
6.6.1Management
TheManagementscreenallowsyoutochangetherouter sloginpasswordaswellas
otheradministrativesettings.
RouterPassword:Set therouter sloginpassword.
RemoteRouterAccess:Selecttoenableordisableremotemanagement/upgradeof
therouter.Youcanallowremotemanagementfromany IPAddressoraspecified IP
Addressaswellastheportnumber.
UPnP:UniversalPlugandPlay(UPnP)allowsWindowsMeandXPtoautomatically
configuretherouterforvarious Internetapplications,suchasgamingand
videoconferencing.
BackupandRestore:Youcanchoosetobackuptherouter ssettingssothatyoudon t
have tomanuallyconfigurethesettingsagainifyouresettheroutertofactorydefault.
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6.6.2Log
Youcanchoosetoenableordisableloggingofyournetworkactivityonthisscreen.
SMTPServer/IPAddress:Enteryourinternetserviceprovidersoutgoingemail
serveraddress.
EmailAddress:Enteranemailaddresswhereyouwouldlike thelog tobesent.
SendMailNow:Sendthelogfiletothespecifiedtheemailaddress.
SaveLogFiletoLocalHardDrive:Savethecurrentloginformation toafileonyour
computer.
LogType:Specifytheinformationyouwantthesystemtolog.OptionsincludeSystem
Activity,DebugInformation,Attacks,DroppedPackets,andNotice.
ViewLog:AllowsyoutoseeloggedinformationrelatedtoSystemActivity,Debug
Information,Attacks,DroppedPackets,andNotice.
Click Apply and OK tosave thesettings.
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6.6.3Diagnostics
TheDiagnosticsscreenallowsyou toperform Ping tests.
PingTest:EntertheIPorURLAddressyouwishtopingandclick Ping.
6.6.4FactoryDefaults
TheFactoryDefaultsscreenallowsyoutosetall therouter ssettingstothefactory
default.Youcanusethisanytimeyou think thatyou vechangedsettingsthathave
stoppedtherouter fromworking.Resettingtodefaultswillundoallofyourchanges.
Clickonthe FactoryDefaults buttontorestoreallthesettingstodefault.
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6.6.5FirmwareUpgrade
TheFirmwareUpgradescreenallowsyoutoupgradetherouter sfirmware.
Youmaydownload thenewfirmwarefromtheAirlink101website www.airlink101.com
Clickon Browse,thenbrowse tothenewfirmwareandclick Apply.
Note:Donotpoweroff therouterduringthefirmwareupgrading,otherwiseyourrouter
maybedamagedpermanently.
6.6.6Restart
TheRestartpageallowsyoutorestarttherouterwithoutrestoringthesettingstofactory
default.
Clickonthe Restart buttontorestarttherouter.
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6.7Status
6.7.1Router
TheRouterscreendisplaysasummaryofallrouterstatusinformation,including the
firmwareversion.
Clickonthe Refresh buttontoreload thescreen.
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6.7.2LocalNetwork
TheLocalNetworkscreendisplaysstatusinformationregardingyourLocalArea
Network.
Clickonthe DHCPClientTable todisplayalistofDHCPclientsinyournetwork.
6.7.3WirelessNetwork
TheWirelessNetworkscreendisplaysstatusinformationregardingyourwireless
network.
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7.Troubleshooting
Ifyouhave troubleconnectingtothe Internet,try thefollowingsteps.
Step 1 PowerofftheCable/DSLmodem,router,andcomputerandwait for 5minutes.
Step2Turnon theCable/DSLmodemandwait for thelightsonthemodemtosettle
down.
Step 3 Turnon therouterandwaitforthelightsontherouter tosettledown.
Step 4 Turnon thecomputer.
Step 5 Reconfiguretherouterasdescribedin Section 3.
Step 6 Login totherouterandselect the Status tab.
Step 7 Verifythatthe IPAddress, DefaultGateway,andatleastoneofthe DNS fields
havevalidnumbersassignedtothem(insteadofall 0 s).
Ifeach fieldhasavalidnumberassigned,therouterisconnectedtotheInternet.
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AppendixA Specifications
3
Standards
IEEE802.11b /802.11g
IEEE802.11ndraft2.0
Ports
1xWANport
4x10/100MbpsLANport
Antennatype
2External2dBiantennas
Security
WEP64/128-bit
WPA2,WPA
LEDs
Power,Status,WAN,WLAN,LAN,
WPS
AdvancedFeatures
QualityofService(QoS)
WMM
StatefulPacketInspection(SPI)/
DoS
VPNPass-through
SystemRequirement
Windows ,Mac ,orLinux
operatingsystem
InternetExplore5.5orabove
InstalledEthernetadapter
Recommendedusewith300Nand
150NWirelessAdapters:
AWLH6070,AWLH6080,AWLC6070
AWLC6080,AWLC6070,and
AWLL6080forbestcompatibility
Power
5V /2A
Dimensions
225x120x30mm(LxWxH)
Temperature
OperatingTemperature: 0 Cto40 C
Humidity
10%to95%Non-Condensing
Warranty
Limited1-yearwarranty
WiFiProtectedSetup
PIN(PersonalIdentificationNumber)
PBC(Pushbuttonconfiguration)
Certification
FCC,CE, IC,UL,TUV
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AppendixB Information
FederalCommunicationCommissionInterferenceStatement
ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassBdigital
device,pursuanttoPart15oftheFCCRules. Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovide
reasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferenceinaresidentialinstallation.This
equipmentgenerates,usesandcanradiateradiofrequencyenergyand,ifnotinstalled
andusedinaccordancewiththeinstructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradio
communications.However,thereisnoguaranteethatinterferencewillnotoccurina
particularinstallation. Ifthisequipmentdoescauseharmfulinterferencetoradioor
televisionreception,whichcanbedeterminedbyturningtheequipmentoffandon,the
userisencouragedtotry tocorrect theinterferencebyoneof thefollowingmeasures:
Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna.
Increase theseparationbetween theequipmentandreceiver.
Connecttheequipmentintoanoutletonacircuitdifferentfromthattowhichthe
receiverisconnected.
Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/TVtechnicianforhelp.
FCCCaution:Anychangesormodificationsnotexpresslyapprovedbytheparty
responsible forcompliancecouldvoidtheuser'sauthoritytooperatethisequipment.
ThisdevicecomplieswithPart15oftheFCCRules.Operationissubjecttothe
followingtwoconditions:(1)Thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterference,and(2)
thisdevicemustacceptanyinterferencereceived,includinginterferencethatmay
causeundesiredoperation.
FCCRadiationExposureStatement:
IEEE802.11bor802.11goperationof thisproductin theU.S.A.isfirmware-limitedto
channels1through11.
IMPORTANTNOTE:
FCCRadiationExposureStatement:
ThisequipmentcomplieswithFCCradiationexposurelimitsset forthforanuncontrolled
environment.Thisequipmentshouldbeinstalledandoperatedwithminimumdistance
20cmbetweentheradiator&yourbody.
This transmittermustnotbeco-locatedoroperatinginconjunctionwithanyother
antennaor transmitter.
Theavailabilityofsomespecificchannelsand/oroperational frequencybandsare
countrydependentandarefirmwareprogrammedatthe factorytomatchtheintended
destination.Thefirmwaresettingisnotaccessiblebytheenduser.
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IndustryCanadaStatement
ThisdevicecomplieswithRSS-210oftheIndustryCanadaRules.Operationissubject
to thefollowingtwoconditions:
1)thisdevicemaynotcauseinterferenceand
2)thisdevicemustacceptanyinterference,includinginterferencethatmaycause
undesiredoperationofthedevice
Thisdevicehasbeendesignedtooperatewithanantennahavingamaximumgainof
2.0..dBi.
AntennahavingahighergainisstrictlyprohibitedperregulationsofIndustryCanada.
Therequiredantenna
impedanceis50ohms.
Toreducepotentialradiointerferencetootherusers, theantenna typeanditsgain
shouldbesochosen thattheEIRPisnotmorethanrequiredforsuccessful
communication.
IMPORTANTNOTE:
ICRadiationExposureStatement:
Thisequipmentcomplieswith ICradiationexposurelimitssetforthforanuncontrolled
environment.Thisequipmentshouldbeinstalledandoperatedwithminimumdistance
20cmbetweentheradiator&yourbody.
EuropeanUnionNotice
RadioproductswiththeCEmarkingcomplywith theR&TTEDirective(1999/5/EC), the
EMCDirective(2004/108/EC)andtheLowVoltageDirective(2006/95/EEC)issuedby
theCommissionoftheEuropeanCommunity.
Compliancewith thesedirectivesimpliesconformitytothe followingEuropeanNorms:
EN60950-1ProductSafety
EN300328 Technicalrequirementforradioequipment
EN301489-1/-17GeneralEMCrequirements forradioequipment
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*TheoreticalmaximumwirelesssignalratederivedfromIEEE802.11gstandardandIEEE802.11ndraftspecificationversion2.0.
Actualdatathroughputwillvary.Networkconditionsandenvironmentalfactors,includingvolumeofnetworktraffic,building
materialsandconstruction,mixofwirelessproductsused,radiofrequencyinterference(e.g.,cordlesstelephonesandmicrowaves)
aswellasnetworkoverheadloweractualdatathroughputrate.Specificationsaresubjecttochangewithoutnotice.Allproductsand
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