Wireless Access Point
Management Controller
User Manual
M o d e l 5 2 5 74 9 (IW-CNT200
)
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Wireless Access Point Management Controller
User Manual
CONTENTS
Product Introduction ...................................................................................................................................................... 3
Product Overview ........................................................................................................................................................... 3
Features ..........................................................................................................................................................................3
Package Contents ......................................................................................................................................................... 3
Hardware Connection ................................................................................................................................................... 3
LED Indicator ................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Front Panel ...................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Rear Panel....................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Installation ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Set up By Computer ....................................................................................................................................................... 5
Configure PC via Router ................................................................................................................................................ 5
Logon Screen .................................................................................................................................................................6
Common WEB Configuration Page Buttons and Operations ...................................................................................... 7
Function Configuration .................................................................................................................................................. 7
System Status .................................................................................................................................................................. 7
Network Traffic ................................................................................................................................................................ 8
AP Manage .................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Basic ................................................................................................................................................................................ 8
AP Management ............................................................................................................................................................ 8
Firmware List ....................................................................................................................................................................9
Template ......................................................................................................................................................................... 9
AP Stations .................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Access Control ............................................................................................................................................................. 10
LAN Setup ..................................................................................................................................................................... 10
LAN IP settings .............................................................................................................................................................. 10
USB Application ............................................................................................................................................................ 11
Common Setting .......................................................................................................................................................... 11
Network Neighborhood Share..................................................................................................................................... 12
FTP Share ....................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Administration ..............................................................................................................................................................12
System ........................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Services ......................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Operation Mode ..........................................................................................................................................................13
Firmware Upgrade ........................................................................................................................................................ 14
Settings ......................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Console ......................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Network Information ..................................................................................................................................................... 15
LAN1- 4 ........................................................................................................................................................................... 15
System Log .................................................................................................................................................................... 16
General Log .................................................................................................................................................................. 16
Connection .................................................................................................................................................................. 16
Logout ........................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Appendix: Technical Specifications ............................................................................................................................ 17
Additional Information ................................................................................................................................................. 18
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Wireless Access Point Management Controller
Product Introduction
This User Manual is for the Intellinet Network Solutions Wireless Access Point Management Controller & 5-Port Gigabit
Router. Please read this entire manual before setting up this product and save it for future reference.
Product Overview
This Wireless Access Point Management Controller has an integrated Gigabit router and is the ideal solution for medium to largesized managed wireless installations. It is easy to install and simple to set up. Its offers unified management, seamless roaming
and high-speed, stable wireless network coverage for commercial locations, hotels and other enterprises.
Features
• 1 x 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45 WAN port, 4 x 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45 LAN ports
• LEDs to show port status
• Standard 19 rackmount chassis
• Web Management GUI
Package Contents
Before installing the Wireless Access Point Management controller, ensure that the following items have
been included. If any part is missing or damaged, contact your place of purchase.
• Wireless Access Point Management Controller
• Power cable
• User manual
• 19” rackmount brackets
Hardware Connection
LED Indicator
The LED Indicators on the front panel show the status of the Router.
LED Color Status Indication
PWR
(Power)
WAN LAN1-4
SYS
(System indicator)
USB 2.0
(Interface indicator)
Off Power Off
Green On Power On
Off No device connected.
Green
Yellow On The port is connected at 1000 Mbps.
Off System not started.
Green Blinking
Off No device connected.
Green
Figure 1: front panel
On The port is connected.
Blinking Transmitting or receiving data.
System is starting or the system
started successfully.
On The port is connected.
Blinking Transmitting or receiving data.
Front Panel
The front panel of the Router consists of one reset button, one USB 2.0 port, one WAN port, four LAN ports and a series of LED indicators. Shown as below.
Figure 2: front panel
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Reset Button (Reset):
To restore the system to its factory default settings, press and hold the Reset button for 6 seconds when the router is on.
USB 2.0 Port:
Upload and download files from a USB storage device by connecting it to the USB 2.0 storage interface port.
WAN RJ45 Port:
Connect to Cable Internet, xDSL Modem or other LAN through this 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45 port.
LAN1 – 4 RJ45 Ports:
Four standard 10/100/1000 LAN prots.
LED indicators:
The LED indicators allow you to monitor, diagnose and troubleshoot any potential problem with the Router, connection or attached devices.
Rear Panel
The rear panel of the Wireless Access Point Management Controller includes one grounding terminal and a power inlet.
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Grounding Terminal:
Located on the left side of the power supply connector, wire this terminal to a grounding object for lightning protection and power surges.
AC Power Connector
Power is supplied through an external AC power adapter. It supports 100 – 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz.
:
Figure 3: rear panel
Installation
An example network topology is shown below.
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Figure 4: Installation topology
Set up By Computer
Configure PC via Router
1 On your computer desktop, right click on Network and select Properties.
2 Click on Local Area Connection.
3 Click on Properties.
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4 Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4). Then click Properties.
5 Choose to obtain an IP address automatically or manually set your IP address using the “use the following IP
address” option. Then, choose to automatically assign a DNS server or to set it manually:
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Use the following IP address.
IP address: 192.168.1.XXX: (XXX is a number from 2 – 254)
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1
DNS Server: input the DNS server address provided by your ISP; otherwise, use the router default
gateway as the DNS proxy server; click OK to save the configurations.
NOTE: If the DNS server address is unknown, it is recommended to choose “Obtain an IP address automatically”
Click OK to save the setting.
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Logon Screen
1 Open a browser window and enter http://192.168.1.1 in the address bar.
2 The username is admin. The password is admin. Click OK. The login page follows, as shown:
3 Completing the above steps logs into the Router management interface. Click the menu on the left
side of the home page to go to the corresponding configuration sub-page.
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Common WEB Configuration Page Buttons and Operations
Button Meaning
Save current configuration information
Save current configuration information
Router reboot
Restore factory settings
Upload file
Clear current configuration information
Refresh the content of the list
Select file
Commit NVRAM content to flash memory now
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Function Configuration
System Status
Click the System Status option to see the following interface:
This System Status interface shows an overview of the Connection Control, Ethernet Link State, Connection
Status, Connection Type, IPv4 Address WAN, Gateway WAN, DNS and MAC Address.
This Client Status interface shows IP and MAC address information of the current connection terminal; screen or cancel the terminal connection here.
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Network Traffic
Click the Network Traffic option to see the following interfaces.
This screen shows a router port’s real-time traffic connection.
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View up to the last 24 hours of port traffic connections speeds here.
AP Manage
Basic
Click AP administration > AC infrastructure option to see the following interface.
Here you can enable or disable the AC.
AP Management
Click AP Management for the following interface:
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Choose to refresh an AP, upgrade, restart, reset, configure, delete operations, view AP details, and input a device ID to search for an AP.
Refresh: Refresh the content of the list.
Upgrade: First, configure a corresponding version of the firmware template in the list of firmware
templates, and select the AP that needs an upgrade with the check box on the left.
Reboot: Select the AP that needs restarted by checking the box on the left.
Reset: Select the AP that needs resetting by checking the box on the left.
Configure: First, create a new template in the list of configuration templates, and then select the AP to be configured with the check box on the left.
Delete: Note that the premise of deleting the AP is that the AP is offline. Select the AP(s) to be deleted by checking the box(es) on the left.
Firmware List
Click Firmware List for the following interface.
Create, delete, modify, and query firmware templates.
Refresh: Refresh the content of the list.
Create new template: Select the corresponding AP model, fill in the version and notes of the AP, and choose Save or Restore
(Select Save: the AP information configured remains the same after configuration. Select Restore: the AP information configured
will revert to factory settings after configuration). Then select the firmware to update and click upload, then save.
Delete: Select the firmware template to delete by checking the check box on the left for deletion.
Modify: Select the firmware template to be modified by checking the box to the left, modify its remarks,
modify the saved / restored state, re-upload new firmware and other operations.
Query: Enter the correct hardware model, then click the query, and the list will only display the firmware template information you are querying.
Template
Click Template for the following interface:
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Create and delete template information.
Create new template: Fill in new template information such as the template name, support for 5G, mode selection,
AP login account and password, 2.4G and 5G wireless name, password, channel and standby.
Delete: Select the template to delete by checking the check box on the left.
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AP Stations
Click AP Stations for the following interface:
This interface shows the MAC address of the user, the TX, RX, signal strength, and the MAC address of the the client connected to the AP.
When there are more APs, complete a query by typing the AP’s MAC address in the search box. The list displays all connected user information for the AP.
Access Control
Click Access Control for the following interface:
Add, delete, and modify the client to be filtered.
Add: Fill in the correct MAC address and remarks for the client.
Delete: Select the filter user to delete by checking the check box on the left.
MAC Filter Mode: Select disabled clients in the following list that will not be filtered.
Select a blacklist and the client in the list that will not be able to access the network.
Select the whitelist, and only the clients in the list can access the network.
Modify: Select the client that needs to be modified; edit the client’s MAC address and make remarks.
LAN Setup
LAN IP settings
Click LAN Setup>LAN IP settings.
Configure the LAN IP of the Router. The DHCP Server dynamically changes the IP pool when the LAN IP is changed.
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Get IP Automatically: option to have the DHCP server administer and assign IP addresses for LAN clients automatically
IP Address: the LAN IP address of Router; the default is 192.168.1.1.
Subnet Mask: the LAN subnet mask of Router; the default is 255.255.255.0.
Default Gateway: the valid time of obtaining dynamic IP addresses
Domain Name: the Domain Name for clients who request an IP Address from the DHCP Server; the
domain name can only contain alpha-numeric characters and the dash symbol
Get the DNS Server Address Automatically: option to get the DNS IP Address from the remote automatically
DNS Server 1-2: indicates the IP Address of DNS to provide to clients that request an IP Address from the
DHCP server; a blank field means the DNS request will be processed by the Router
Click Apply to save settings.
USB Application
Common Setting
Click USB Application>Common Setting.
This interface shows common settings for the USB Disk and applications:
Click Apply to save settings.
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Network Neighborhood Share
Click USB Application>Network Neighborhood Share
On the left side of the interface are options to add, delete and modify the account. On the right side of the interface are options to add, delete and
modify the files on the USB storage device inserted into the Router. The Router also provides a graphical list to facilitate file information retrieval.
Click Apply to save settings.
FTP Share
Click USB Application>FTP Share for the following interface:
On the left side of the interface are options to add, delete and modify the account. On the right side of the interface are options to add, delete and
modify the files on the USB storage device inserted into the Router. The Router also provides a graphical list to facilitate file information retrieval.
Click Apply to save settings.
Administration
System
Click Administration>System
Base administration control for the system:
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Device Name: the name of the Router
Administrator Login: sets up administrator login
New Password: password cannot be greater than 32 characters
Retype New Password: enter the new password again
Time Zone: the standard time in your area or location
NTP Synchronization Period: selects the NTP synchronization period in the dropdown menu
NTP Server 1-2: synchronizes your system time with NTP server
Remote Log Server: allows a remote server (IPv4 address: port) to assign and record log messages of the Router
Enable Syslog Floating Toolbar?: selecting “yes(*)” enables the function.
Select Web UI Language: selects the language of the Web UI
Enable Context Help: enables context help
Click Apply to save settings.
Services
Click Administration>Services
Base administration control for the Services.
Web Server Protocol: selects the Web server protocol in the dropdown menu
Port of Web Access from LAN: the port of web access from LAN (80 – 65535)
Restricting Web Access from LAN: selecting “yes” enables the function
Enable Telnet Server: selecting ON enables the function
Enable SSH Server: selecting “yes” enables the function
Click Apply to save settings.
Operation Mode
Click Administration>Operation Mode
The Router connects to the Internet via IPoE/PPPoE/PPTP/L2TP protocol and provides Internet sharing for Wired/
Wireless clients. In this mode, NAT, Firewall, UPnP, DHCP Server are available and enabled by default.
Click Apply to save settings.
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Firmware Upgrade
Click Administration>Firmware Upgrade
Follow the instructions listed below:
1 Check if any new version of firmware is available on the custom firmware website.
2 Download a proper version locally.
3 Specify the path and name of the downloaded file in the [New Firmware File].
4 Click [Upload] to upload the file to router. The upload process may take up to three minutes.
5 After receiving a correct firmware file, the router will automatically start the upgrade process. The system reboots after the upgrading process is finished.
NOTE: For a configuration parameter that exists in both the old and new firmware, its setting will be kept during the upgrade process.
In case the upgrade process fails, the router enters emergency mode automatically. The LED signals at the front
panel will indicate this situation. Use the Firmware Restoration utility to do system recovery.
Click Apply to save settings.
Settings
Click Administration>Settings
This function saves the current router settings to a file or loads settings from a file.
Router reboot: [Reboot] restarts the router.
Factory Default: [Reset] restores the router to its factory default settings and deletes all the current settings; wait for the router to reboot.
Save Setting to a File: [Save] to save current router setting into a file.
Restore Settings from a File: specify the path and name of setting file, then click [Upload] to write the file to router; wait for the router to reboot.
AP Management Database > Factory Default: [Reset] to clear current AP settings and restore the AP to its factory settings; the AP will automatically restart.
Click Apply to save settings.
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Console
Click Administration>Console
WARNING! Console emulator may be used only for commands which return results immediately.
Commands such as [top], [ping], [traceroute], etc. will block the Web UI:
Network Information
Click Network Information for the following interface:
LAN1- 4
Click Network Information>LAN1-4 for the following interface:
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System Log
General Log
Click System Log>General Log for the following interface:
Connection
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Click System Log>Connection for the following interface:
Logout
Click Logout to log out.
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Appendix: Technical Specifications
Hardware Specification
CPU Frequency 880 MHz
RAM capacity 256 MB (DDR3)
ROM capacity 16 MB (SPI Flash)
Standards and Protocols IEEE802.3i, IEEE802.3u, IEEE802.3ab
Interfaces
Button Reset Button
Indicators
Power Supply 100 – 240 VAC,50/60 Hz, 5 V / 2 A, internal power
Dimensions (W x D x H) 440*208*44 mm
Environment
Per Device Power LED, SYS LED, USB 2.0 LED
Per Port Link/Activity
1*10/100/1000 Mbps WAN Port (RJ45)
4*10/100/1000 Mbps LAN Port (RJ45)
1*USB 2.0 Host Port
Operating temperature: 0 – 40°C
Storage temperature: -40 – 70°C
Operating humidity: 10 – 90% non-condensing
Storage humidity: 5 – 90% non-condensing
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Software Specification
Practical Function
• QoS
• DDNS
• The TFTP server
• UPNP
• Scheduled tasks
• Access control
• MAC filter
Security Settings
• Administrator
• LAN WEB management
• Remote WEB management
AC Management
• Status
• AP Management
• Portal
• System Management
Network Settings
WAN connection types supported
PPPoE, DHCP, Static IP, PPtP, L2TP
• The MAC address clone and modify
• Static routing and routing table
• Diagnostics
• Hostname
DHCP Settings
• DHCP Server
• DHCP Client
• The Client List
• Static IP
System Configuration
• Software upgrade
• Save & reload settings
• System log
• NTP server
• Language & Style
• SSH access
Firewall
• DMZ
• Port Forward
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