PROLiNK Hurricane-9000G User Manual

Quick Installation Guide

Telephone

H9000G

PROLiNK Hurricane 9000G

Wireless 802.11g ADSL Ethernet Modem Router

Version 1.0

Step 1 Hardware Connection

Wall

phone socket

Micro
Filter

(optional)

1.1 Ensure that the PC/Notebook & ADSL Modem are power off

1.2 Connect one end of the RJ45 (Ethernet) cable to the LAN port of the
computer.

1.3 Connect the other end of RJ45 cable to the ADSL Modem.

1.4 Connect one end of RJ11 (Telephone) cable to the ADSL port (marked
Line) on the ADSL Modem.

1.5 Connect the other end of RJ11 cable into the phone socket, which has
the ADSL service activated, or the ADSL port of a Micro-filter whichever
is applicable

1.6 Connect power adapter to the power socket.

Step 2 Configuring the Computer / Notebook

Important! Please ensure that the PC’s Network Card TCP/IP Properties and the

Internet Browser proxy are configured correctly

It is also assumed that the computer/notebook has the Ethernet Network card installed.

2a Configure TCP/IP settings for Windows® 95 / 98 / 98SE / ME

• Go To Control Panel → Network → Select TCP/IP of your LAN card →
Properties

• Go to IP Address → Select Obtain an IP address automatically

• Click OK and the system will prompts to Restart the Computer

2b Configure TCP/IP settings for Windows® 2000 / XP

• Go to Control Panel → Select Network and Internet Connections → Click
on the Network Connections icon.

• Select the Local Area Connection icon for the applicable Ethernet adapter
→ Right Click and select Properties

• Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) → Properties

• Under General → Select Obtain an IP address automatically and Obtain

DNS server address automatically

• Click OK

2c Disable Proxy Settings

• Windows Desktop > right click Internet Explorer (IE) > click Properties >
click Connections tab > select Never dial a connection > click LAN
Settings… > remove the tick (if there is) for option box for Proxy server >
click OK > click OK again to exit

2.1 Verifying Your Local Network Connection with H9000G

From Start > Run > Enter ping 192.168.1.254 -t > Click OK

If the connection has been established, you will receive replies from the router.

Computer

Power

Adapter

Step 3 Configuring H9000G using Web-Based

Note: To configure this device, you must have IE 5.0 / Netscape 4.5 or above

installed

a Start your Web Browser > key in http://192.168.1.254 at the URL/Address

field

b Key in the User name: admin and Password: password
> click on the OK button to logon to the router

c In the Quick Start page, refer to your ISP Broadband service letter and

key in your Username: eg.
Submit > Save Config > Submit again

The rest of the settings you can leave them as default

Please enter the VPI/VCI settings according to your local ADSL ISP ATM VC

(e.g. Singapore: VPI/VCI=0/100; Malaysia: VPI/VCI=0/35; Indonesia:
VPI/VCI=1/33; SriLanka: VPI/VCI=8/35; Thailand: VPI/VCI=1/32)

prolink@singnet and Password: ******** > click

3.1 WAN / Internet Connection Status

To verify that you are connected to the internet ,
Go to Status > WAN > an IP address should be assigned to you

3.2 Wireless Configuration

a. Without WEP Security (Default)

Go to Configuration > Wireless > Basic Settings
The default SSID (Wireless workgroup name) is Prolink11g. You can

change it to any unique name for identification.

The default Channel is 6. All devices communicating with the device must

use the same channel.
The security (WEP Encryption) is set to Disabled by default.
Wireless client/PC should be able to connect to the Hurricane 9000G

without doing any changes of these settings

b. To Set Security (WEP Encryption)

Security : Enable Encryption
Key Length : 64 bit Hex or 128 bit Hex

Keys: Enter the Key, you may want to enter Key 1 as only one single key
will be use for every wireless connection. (10 HEX Characters for 64 bit

or 26 HEX Characters for 128 bit)

Use Hexadecimal characters only (the numbers 0-9 and letters a-f)

The rest of the settings you can leave them as default

Click Submit > Save Config > Submit again to save your configurations

Note: 128-bit encryption is more secure than 64-bit encryption, but due to

increased complexity, 128-bit encryption may decrease network performance.