Linksys
User Guide
FGW3000
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents ............................................................................................................................. 2
Introduction ...................................................................................................................................... 4
Product Overview ............................................................................................................. 4
LED Indicators ................................................................................................................... 5
Installation ........................................................................................................................ 7
Web Interface ................................................................................................................................... 8
Login to Web-GUI ............................................................................................................. 8
Detailed Configuration Page .......................................................................................... 10
Menu Structure .............................................................................................................. 11
Mobile Network | PIN ............................................................................................................ 12
WiFi ................................................................................................................................. 15
WiFi | Status ........................................................................................................................... 16
WiFi | Settings | WiFi 2.4GHz ......................................................................................... 17
WiFi | Settings | WiFi 5GHz ............................................................................................ 20
Network .................................................................................................................................. 23
Network | Status ............................................................................................................ 24
Network | WAN Setting (NAT Mode) ............................................................................. 26
Network | LAN Setting ................................................................................................... 27
Network | Port Management ........................................................................................ 30
IPv6 ......................................................................................................................................... 31
IPv6 | Status ................................................................................................................... 32
IPv6 | Settings ................................................................................................................ 32
Firewall ................................................................................................................................... 33
Firewall | Basic ............................................................................................................... 34
Firewall | Access Restriction .......................................................................................... 35
Management .......................................................................................................................... 36
Management | Account ................................................................................................. 36
Management | Device Setting ....................................................................................... 38
Management | Time Settings ........................................................................................ 39
Management | Restore Default ..................................................................................... 40
Management | Software ................................................................................................ 41
Monitoring .............................................................................................................................. 43
Management | Status .................................................................................................... 44
Management | Iperf ....................................................................................................... 46
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Management | Diagnostic Tools .................................................................................... 47
About ...................................................................................................................................... 48
Specification ................................................................................................................................... 49
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Introduction
Product Overview
1. Power Input
2. Power on/off Switch
3. LAN Port
4. USB Port (Reserve)
5. WPS Button
6. Nano Sim Card Slot
7. Reset Button (Press 5 sec for Reset to Default)
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LED Indicators
LED
Indication
LED
Status
Blue LED
On
Red LED
On
Blue LED
On
Red LED
On
No LTE
Firmware
Power
WiFi
2.4GHz
WiFi
5GHz
WPS
Icon
Description
ON Power ON
OFF Power OFF
ON 2.4GHz Wi-Fi ON
Blinking Transmitting data
OFF 2.4GHz Wi-Fi OFF
ON 5GHz Wi-Fi ON
Blinking Transmitting data
OFF 5GHz Wi-Fi OFF
Blinking WPS pairing (2min duration)
ON WPS paired. (LED off after 5 sec)
Off No WPS
SIM/4G signal
strength
5G signal
strength
(Primary cell)
Connection
Upgrade
Reset All LEDs blinking with Blue color
Good Signal
Purple LED On Medium Signal
Weak Signal
Red LED Blanking No SIM detect
Good Signal
Purple LED On Medium Signal
Weak Signal
The LEDs of 4G & 5G are both off
All LEDs in chasing pattern with blue color
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Installation
Please follow the steps below to install the router:
Step 1. Insert SIM card into the router with instructions shown below until it clicks.
Step 2. Connect one of the LAN ports (any port will do) on the router to your PC with a RJ-45
Ethernet cable provided.
Step 3. Insert the power cord into the DC-12V power jack of the router; and insert the plug into
the power outlet.
Step 4. Switch the power ON. The router will start the booting process. After a few seconds, the
LED lights will start blinking.
Step 5. When the router has booted up, you will see the following LED lights on in solid color: the
WiFi 2.4GHz, WiFi 5GHz, LTE and 5G. You can now connect your device to the router via an
ethernet cable or over WiFi. The network name (SSID) and password (key) can be found on the
label underneath the router.
Note:
1. To remove the SIM card, please press the card in until it clicks and it will pop out automatically.
2. Do not remove the SIM card when the router is operating.
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Web Interface
Login to Web-GUI
Users’ devices are assumed in CPE LAN side. Please follow the steps below to configure your
device through the web interface:
Step1: Open the Web browser (Ex: Internet Explorer, Firefox or Chrome) and enter the
default IP address of CPE, which is :
http://192.168.15.1
Web browser
Step2: Enter USERNAME/PASSWORD to access the web management interface. The
default USERNAME/PASSWORD is admin/admin.
Web management interface
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Step3: After successful login, you can see “Brief Summary Page”. Brief Summary Page is
Brief Summary Page
Brief Summary Page
After
window
shows
current
status of your device.
After login, users can see a “Brief Summary Page” about all functions of FGW3000, each
block is a link to “
(Ex: Click “
Management and other settings about Network)
composed of many blocks and each block contains its own feature. A concise
description is presented in the block. Users can click on it to enter “Detailed
Configuration Page” to see the complete settings or tweak the configuration.
Detailed information about this page will be stated belo
you’ve opened up GUI page, the first page you see is “Brief Summary Page”. This
all the current settings and system information. It gives you an overview of the
Detailed Configuration Page”.
Network”, you can go to “Network” main menu with sub-menu like WAN Setting or Port
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Detailed Configuration
Detailed Configuration Page
After clicking any block in “Brief Summary Page”, the webpage would be switched to the
“Detailed Configuration Page”. (Take“Mobile Network” block for example)
Main Menu Show the current main menu
Sub Menu Clickable, can jump to another Sub Menu under the same Main Menu
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Menu Structure
After entering “Detailed Configuration Page”, the user can quickly jump to the specified Sub
Menu.
Users can refer to the menu structure given below:
Mobile Network
PIN
WiFi
Network
IPv6
Firewall
Management
Status
Settings
Status
WAN Setting
LAN Setting
Port Management
Status
Settings
Basic
Access Restriction
Account
Device Setting
Time Settings
Restore Default
Software
Status
Monitoring
Iperf
Diagnostic Tools
About Status
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Mobile Network | PIN
Mobile Network>PIN
Mobile Network >PIN >Enable PIN
Mobile Network >PIN > Change PIN
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Enable PIN: Enable/Disable PIN code protection.
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If users want to change the PIN code of SIM card, they need to enable
Change PIN: Change the PIN code.
Remaining Attempts: remaining times to try PIN code.
Cancel button Reset fields to the last saved values.
Commit the changes made and save to the CPE device, some
Apply button
services will be reloaded.
Please make sure the current technology is 5G. It can be checked from
upper left corner of Web-GUI.
If you enter wrong PIN more than three times (maximum numbers of
attempts allowed), your SIM card will become “PUK-locked” status.
Please contact your service provider for further unlock instruction.
Remaining Attempts is just an example.
Real number is determined by user's SIM card.
“Enable PIN code check” function in advance.
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Menu Structure:
WiFi
In WiFi main menu, you can display and configure settings about WiFi. Users can see SSID,
current channel and working mode as well as configure wireless setting, security and access
control list
WiFi
Display in Brief Summary Page
Status
Settings
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WiFi | Status
Refresh button
Click the “Refresh” button to trigger refresh manually.
This button will update the status information periodically.
GUI Refresh
Radio channel, WiFi MAC and Network Name (SSID) are all examples
WiFi> Status
State: Possible states are ON and OFF.
ON: WiFi is on.
OFF: WiFi is off.
Radio Channel: The channel used by CPE.
Working Mode: This sows the working mode you designate in WiFi->Setting.
WiFi MAC: As titled.
Network Name (SSID): As titled.
SSID Broadcast: As titled.
Auto button
(The period can be configured by changing “
Time”in page Management/Device Setting)
here.
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WiFi | Settings | WiFi 2.4GHz
To avoid the interference , “Radio Channel” will be automatically
WiFi> Settings>WiFi 2.4GHz
Wireless Settings
Interface Status: Click “Disable” button to disable WiFi, or click “Enable” to activate WiFi
function.
Network Name (SSID): SSID (service set identifier) is a label representing wireless AP. Wireless
clients would see the SSID broadcasted by AP.
Radio Channel: The channel to use. Selecting “Auto” will allow CPE to choose the best channel
automatically.
changed due to the selected “LTE Band”
Working Mode: There are “802.11axg”, “802.11b/g”, “802.11g/n”, “802.11b”, “802.11g”.
Bandwidth: The setting is only available when the wireless protocol is used; select the
bandwidth from the drop-down list.
• 20M – Set the bandwidth to 20M.
• 40M – Set the bandwidth to 40M.
• 20M/40M – The bandwidth setting will automatically be switched to either 20M or 40M by
CPE based on the environment.
SSID Broadcast: Having SSID broadcast disabled essentially makes your CPE invisible unless a
wireless client already knows the SSID. The default option of SSID Broadcast is “Enabled”.
AP Isolation: Enable or disable AP Isolation feature
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Security
Authentication
Encryption
Open Systems
NONE
802.1x Settings -
Pre-shared Settings -
AES
Pre-shared Settings -
AES
Pre-shared Settings -
WPA2/WPA3-Personal
Pre-shared Settings -
Pre-shared Settings -
802.1x Settings -
Security Types Setup: There are 10 different security types provided as below –
Rekey Interval
802.1x WEP
WPA3-Personal CCMP
TKIP
WPA2-Personal
TKIP/AES
CCMP
TKIP/CCMP
TKIP
WPA-Personal
TKIP/AES
CCMP
TKIP/CCMP
RADIUS Server
RADIUS Port
RADIUS Key
Key Pass Phrase
Rekey Interval
Key Pass Phrase
Wi-Fi Protected Setup(WPS)–
Enable WPS
Rekey Interval
Key Pass Phrase
Wi-Fi Protected Setup(WPS)–
Enable WPS (only for AES and TKIP/AES.)
Mixed Mode
WPA/WPA2-Personal
Mixed Mode
WPA2-Enterprise
CCMP
TKIP/AES
TKIP
AES
TKIP/AES
TKIP
AES
Key Pass Phrase
Rekey Interval
Key Pass Phrase
Wi-Fi Protected Setup(WPS)–
Enable WPS (only for AES and TKIP/AES.)
Rekey Interval:
RADIUS Server
RADIUS Port
RADIUS Key
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TKIP
802.1x Settings -
802.1x Settings -
Cancel button
Reset fields to the last saved values.
Commit the changes made and save to the CPE device, some
If you select “WhiteList” and have no MAC address in the list, no one
Rekey Interval:
WPA-Enterprise
AES
TKIP/AES
RADIUS Server
RADIUS Port
RADIUS Key
TKIP
Rekey Interval:
WPA/WPA2-Enterprise
AES
RADIUS Server
Mixed Mode
TKIP/AES
RADIUS Port
RADIUS Key
Wi-Fi Protected Setup(WPS)
Enable WPS: User can share their WiFi via WPS when this box is checked.
Access Control List: Users can block or allow clients with certain MAC addresses to access to CPE.
Disable: Any clients can establish the connection.
WhiteList: Only clients with MAC addresses in “Access Control List” can establish the
connection, other clients will be blocked.
BlackList: Only clients with MAC addresses in “Access Control List” will be blocked, other
clients can establish the connection.
Apply button
can establish the connection.
services will be reloaded.
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WiFi | Settings | WiFi 5GHz
Authentication
Encryption
WiFi> Settings>WiFi 5GHz
Wireless Setting
Interface Status: Click “Disable” button to disable WiFi, or click “Enable” to activate WiFi
function.
Network Name (SSID): SSID (service set identifier) is a label representing wireless AP. Wireless
clients would see the SSID broadcasted by AP.
Radio Channel: The channel to use. Selecting “Auto” will allow CPE to choose the best channel
automatically.
Working Mode: There are “802.11axa”, “802.11a/n”, “802.11ac”, or “802.11a”
Bandwidth: Select the bandwidth from the drop-down list.
• 20M – Set the bandwidth to 20M.
• 40M – Set the bandwidth to 40M.
• 80M – Set the bandwidth to 80M.
• 20M/40M/80M– The bandwidth setting will automatically be switched to either 20M or
SSID Broadcast: Having SSID broadcast disabled essentially makes your CPE invisible unless a
wireless client already knows the SSID. The default option of SSID Broadcast is “Enabled”.
AP Isolation: Enable or disable AP Isolation feature
Security
Security Types Setup: There are 10 different security types provided as below –
40M or 80M by CPE based on the environment.
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Open Systems
NONE
802.1x Settings -
Rekey Interval
Pre-shared Settings -
AES
Pre-shared Settings -
AES
Pre-shared Settings -
WPA2/WPA3-Personal
Pre-shared Settings -
Pre-shared Settings -
802.1x Settings -
802.1x Settings -
802.1x WEP
WPA3-Personal CCMP
TKIP
WPA2-Personal
WPA-Personal
TKIP/AES
CCMP
TKIP/CCMP
TKIP
TKIP/AES
CCMP
TKIP/CCMP
RADIUS Server
RADIUS Port
RADIUS Key
Key Pass Phrase
Rekey Interval
Key Pass Phrase
Wi-Fi Protected Setup(WPS)–
Enable WPS
Rekey Interval
Key Pass Phrase
Wi-Fi Protected Setup(WPS)–
Enable WPS (only for AES and TKIP/AES.)
Mixed Mode
WPA/WPA2-Personal
Mixed Mode
WPA2-Enterprise
WPA-Enterprise
CCMP
TKIP/AES
TKIP
AES
TKIP/AES
TKIP
AES
TKIP
AES
Key Pass Phrase
Rekey Interval
Key Pass Phrase
Wi-Fi Protected Setup(WPS)–
Enable WPS (only for AES and TKIP/AES.)
Rekey Interval:
RADIUS Server
RADIUS Port
RADIUS Key
Rekey Interval:
RADIUS Server
TKIP/AES
RADIUS Port
RADIUS Key
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WPA/WPA2-Enterprise
802.1x Settings -
Cancel button
Reset fields to the last saved values.
Commit the changes made and save to the CPE device, some
If you select “WhiteList” and have no MAC address in the list, no one
TKIP
AES
Mixed Mode
TKIP/AES
Wi-Fi Protected Setup(WPS)
Enable WPS: User can share their WiFi via WPS when this box is checked.
Access Control List: Users can block or allow clients with certain MAC addresses to access to CPE.
Disable: Any clients can establish the connection.
WhiteList: Only clients with MAC addresses in “Access Control List” can establish the
connection, other clients will be blocked.
BlackList: Only clients with MAC addresses in “Access Control List” will be blocked, other
clients can establish the connection.
Rekey Interval:
RADIUS Server
RADIUS Port
RADIUS Key
Apply button
can establish the connection.
services will be reloaded.
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Network
Status
WAN Setting
LAN Setting
Port Management
The “Network” page allows user to configure network function such as WAN setting, LAN Setting, QOS,
Port Management, DSCP, and MGMT Service.
Display in Brief Summary Page
Menu Structure:
Network
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Network | Status
Refresh button
Click the “Refresh” button to trigger refresh manually.
This button will update the status information periodically.
in page
The address and TX/RX bytes are all examples here. Real values
LAN Information
Network> Status > LAN Information
WAN Information: This section shows WAN IP, MAC, Gateway, DNS Server, Time Server of NR indoor
CPE and statistics of TX and RX Bytes and Packets of WAN interface.
Network > Status > WAN Information
Lease Status Table: This section shows all clients who get IP from DHCP server in NR indoor CPE.
Network > Status > Lease Status Table
Auto button
The period can be set from “GUI Refresh Time”
Management/Device Setting)
depend on the local ISP provider.
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Network | WAN Setting (NAT Mode)
Cancel button
Reset fields to the last saved values.
Commit the changes made and save to the CPE device, some
Network > WAN Setting
WAN Connection Type: NAT mode.
WAN MTU: This value is “Maximum Transmission Unit”. The size of a single packet can only be as
large as MTU. If the size of the packet exceeds MTU, the packet would be fragmented.
DNS1/2: Domain Name Server, editable when users select “Static” in “Connection Mode”. Otherwise,
DNS information will be given by DHCP server. WAN IP Address/ Subnet Mask/ Gateway Address:
These values are un-editable.
Apply button
services will be reloaded.
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Network | LAN Setting
Network >LAN Setting
LAN Setting:
LAN IP Address / Subnet Mask: The IP address and subnet mask used by CPE in LAN
If users choose other tunnel mode, this IP means LAN side domain and Web GUI IP address.
(This IP will change IP prefix in “DHCP Server” , “Port Forwarding” and “Port Trigger”)
DHCP Server Settings: (Available in NAT, Tunnel, Router Mode)
Network>LAN Setting
CPE has a built-in DHCP server to manage the distribution of IP addresses. A device connected to CPE
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through the Ethernet port or WiFi would obtain a dynamic IP address from CPE.
Otherwise, clients cannot get LAN IP
Enable DHCP Server: enable/disable DHCP server
DHCP Starting IP Address: The starting IP address assigned by DHCP server.
DHCP Ending IP Address: The ending IP address assigned by DHCP server.
Notice that WiFi and Ethernet share the same DHCP server, the range of IP
addresses should not be narrow.
addresses.
From ISP: When the checkbox is ticked, clients set CPE as DNS server, but CPE will only act as a “DNS
relay”.
If users want to know DNS Servers obtained from ISP, It can be found in
“Network > Status > WAN Information > DNS Server”
DNS 1/ DNS2 / DNS3: If the checkbox “From ISP” is not ticked, users can designate the DNS server for
DHCP clients. Two pictures below are captured from CPE and a PC in LAN, DNS fields are “1.1.1.1”,
“2.2.2.2” and “3.3.3.3”. Clients’ DNS request will be directly sent to the first operative server in the
order of primary, secondary and tertiary DNS.
Network > DHCP Server> not From ISP
“1.1.1.1”, “2.2.2.2” and “3.3.3.3” are examples.
DHCP Lease Time: The life time of the IP assigned by DHCP server( range: 2 minutes-365days)
Lease Reservation Table: This table records the mapping of MAC and IP addresses. Clients with the
specific MAC address in the table would get the corresponding IP address. Click “Add +” button to
add a new mapping, clicking “Delete” icon ( ) to delete it. To enable the mapping, users have to
tick the “Enable” checkbox.
An example is illustrated below. If a client with MAC Address “11:22:33:44:55:66”requests IP, DHCP
server will assign IP “192.168.15.123” and the host name “Example” to it.
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Cancel button
Reset fields to the last saved values.
Commit the changes made and save to the CPE device, some
Network > DHCP Server> Lease Reservation Table
“Example”, “11:22:33:44:55:66”, “192.168.15.179” are examples here.
Apply button
services will be reloaded.
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Network | Port Management
Port Forwarding:
Network > Port Management
For a single port, multiple ports or a range of ports—sends traffic inbound on a specific port or
ports to a specific device or port on your Wi-Fi
Port Trigger:
In port range triggering, the system watches outgoing data for specific port numbers. The
system remembers the IP address of the device that requests the data so that when the
requested data returns, it is routed back to the proper device
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Status
Settings
IPv6
The “IPv6” page allows user to get IPv6 information such as WAN Connection Type and WAN IPv6 Address.
Display in Brief Summary Page
Menu structure:
IPv6
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IPv6 | Status
IPv6> Status
IPv6 | Settings
IPv6 Connection Type: Show IPv6 Connection Type with “Auto Configuration (SLAAC/DHCPv6).
DNS From: Get DNS from Auto or Static
LAN Prefix Type: choose LAN Prefix Type with Extend WAN Prefix, Prefix Delegation, or Static
Auto IPv6 Address Assignment: auto assignment IPv6 address
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Firewall
Basic
Access Restriction
The “Firewall” page allows user to configure firewall to block and grant some network access.
Display in Brief Summary Page
Menu structure:
Firewall
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Firewall | Basic
Cancel button
Reset fields to the last saved values.
Commit the changes made and save to the CPE device, some
Firewall > Basic
Enable Firewall: Enable/Disable firewall.
DMZ IP Address: All network traffic from WAN is forwarded to this IP address in LAN.
Redirect ICMP to the host: Thefunctionwill be activated if DMZ is enabled.Tick the checkbox to
haveCPEpassICMPmessages to hosts, or un-tick the checkbox to let the CPE reply ICMP messages.
Multicast Filter: If the checkbox is ticked, multicast packets would be dropped; otherwise, they pass
through.
Enable UPnP IGD:Enable/Disable Internet Gateway Device.
Apply button
services will be reloaded.
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Firewall | Access Restriction
Firewall > Access Restriction
Set and enable individual firewall rules by date / Time, device and note blocked reason.
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Management
Account
Device Setting
Time Settings
Restore Default
Software
The “Management” page allows user to configure the main system parameters such as password, language,
device time/name …etc.
Display in Brief Summary Page
Menu structure:
Management
Management | Account
Management > Account
The Account page lets you change the default username and password for superuser and enduser.
There should be at least 9 characters for the password. Click “Apply” to save this change. Tick the
checkbox “Enable” to enable the account.
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Apply button
Commit the changes made and save them to the CPE device.
Cancel button
Reset fields to the last saved values
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Management | Device Setting
Apply button
Commit the changes made and save them to the CPE device.
Cancel button
Reset fields to the last saved values
Management > Device Setting
Timeout/Refresh Setting
Management Session Timeout:Automatic logout after the period. (Range: 0-10 Minutes; 0
means never expired)
GUI Refresh Time: When users press “auto” button in any page, the page refresh every the
designated time. (Range: 5-60 Seconds)
Device Name: The name of CPE. Users can login to CPE from any deviceinthe internal network by
entering the device name on the address bar.
Current Device Name: Display the current device name.
New Device Name: A field toupdate your current device name.
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Management | Time Settings
Apply button
Commit the changes made and save them to the CPE device.
Cancel button
Reset fields to the last saved values
Management > Time Settings
Current Local Time: Display current local time; or click “Synchronize with PC” button to
synchronize the time of CPE with PC.
Time Zone: as titled.
Auto Adjust for Daylight Saving Time: Enable this option if your location observes Daylight
Savings Time.
Time Server Information: Setting the NTP server.
NTP1/2: Users can specify two NTP servers in “IP” or “Domain name” format.
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Management | Restore Default
Management > Restore Default
Select Management>Restore Default to go back to the factory default settings.
Restore Default: Click “Restore” button to clear all users’ configuration and restore to factory default
settings.
Restore to default settings Window
Integrity Check: Integrity check for the software used in the device in case the storage device is
broken. The green check indicates the investigation is passed.
Integrity Check Windo
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Management | Software
After pressing the “Upgrade” button, it will automatically reboot the CPE
Management > Software
Software Upgrade: Click “Browse” button to select the ipkg file to upload, and then click
“Upgrade”to install the selected file. The Upgrading window will be shown as below and then the
reboot process will be started to let the change taken effect. The ipkg file you have uploaded will be
shown in the table below the device software version.
Management > Software> Upgrading Window
and upgrade the firmware with the specified file. You will be prompted to
re-login to the CPE after the upgrade is complete.
FOTA Upgrade: Click ”Check New Firmware” button to get the latest firmware from cloud server.
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Management > Software> FOTA Upgrade
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Monitoring
Status
Iperf
Diagnostic Tools
The “Monitoring” page allows user to monitor system resource such as CPU, Memory, Uplink and Downlik
data rate, and enable Iperf and diagnostic tools …etc.
Display in Brief Summary Page
Menu structure:
Monitoring
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Management | Status
The “Status” page allows user to monitor system resource such as CPU, Memory, Uplink and Downlik data
rate.
Management > Software>Status
System Perf. Monitor Period: Set system perf. Monitor period by second
Management > Software>CPU Utilization
CPU Usage Threshold: Set CPU Usage Threshold percentage
Management > Software>Memory Utilization
Memory Usage Threshold: Set Memory Usage Threshold percentage
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Management > Software>Uplink & Downlink Data Rate
Management > Software>System Information
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Management | Iperf
Management > Iperf
Enable/Disable Iperf with many parameters settings such as Iperf Version, Server Port, Management Port,
Measurement Time, Protocol Type and get result
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Management | Diagnostic Tools
Management > Diagnostics Tools
Use system Diagnostics tools to set up parameters such as Diagnostics Type, Protocol Type, Ping Count,
Packet Size, Ping Timeout, and get the Diagnostic Result afterward
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About
About
Status
This section shows the device information such as Product Name, Serial Number, IMEI,and IMSI
Display in Brief Summary Page
Menu structure:
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Specification
Support 5G NR Sub 6GHz for both TDD & FDD
5G NR TDD Bands : 78/79*
5G NR FDD Bands : n1/3/5
Support LTE
FDD Bands: B1/3/7/8
Support USIM card
Web-based configuration
Support 2 RJ-45 Giga Ethernet Port
Support 802.11ax/b/g/n (2x2) Wi-Fi 6 Technology @ 2.4GHz
Support 802.11ax/ac/an/a (4x4) Wi-Fi Technology @ 5GHz
*WiFi 5G will not be available when device is connected to 5G n79 network
LNKPG-00838 Rev A00
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