AirVast Technology Inc. AB015WR2000 User Manuals

Table of Contents

• 1. Introduction

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• 1.1 Internet Access Features

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• 1.2 Advanced Internet Functions

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• 1.3 Wireless Features

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• 1.4 LAN Features

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• 1.5 Configuration & Management

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• 1.6 Security Features

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• 1.7 Package Contents

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• 1.8 Physical Details

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• 1.8.1 Front-mounted LEDs

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• Rear Panel

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• 2. Installing Your Wireless Router

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• 2.1 System Requirements

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• 2.2 Installation Instructions

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• Choose an Installation Site

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• Connect LAN Cables

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• Connect WAN Cable

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• Power Up

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• Check the LEDs

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• 3. PC Configuration

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• 3.1 Windows Clients

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• TCP/IP Settings - Overview

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• Checking TCP/IP Settings - Windows 9x/Me

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• Checking TCP/IP Settings - Windows NT4.0

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• Checking TCP/IP Settings - Windows 2000

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• Checking TCP/IP Settings - Windows XP

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• Internet Access

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• 3.2 Macintosh Clients

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• 3.3 Linux Clients

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• 3.4 Wireless Station Configuration

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• 4. Configuration Program

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• 4.1 Collecting ISP Information

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• 4.2 Preparation

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• 4.3 Connecting to the Wireless Router

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• 4.3.1 Using UPnP

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• Using your Web Browser

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• If you can't connect

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• 4.4 Open the Web-based Admin Tool

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• 5. Configuring Your Wireless Router - Basic Functions

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• 5.1 Setup

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• 5.1.1 Configure Setup Parameters

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• 5.2 Global Address

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• 5.2.1 Setup Global Addresses

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• 5.2.2 Remove Global Addresses

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• 5.3 Wireless

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• 5.3.1 Configure the Basic Wireless Options

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• 5.3.2 Set WEP Keys

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• 5.3.3 Display Association Table

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• 5.3.4 Configure the Advanced Wireless Options

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• 5.4 Tools

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• 5.4.1 Change the Administrative Password

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• 5.4.2 Restore the Factory Default Settings:

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• 5.4.3 Upgrade the Wireless Router’s Firmware

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• 5.5 Status

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• 5.5.1 DHCP Release and DHCP Renew

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• 5.6 DHCP

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• 5.6.1 Setup the Wireless Router as a DHCP Server

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• 5.6.2 Display DHCP Table

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• 5.7 Log

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• 5.7.1 Setup Logging on Your Wireless Router

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• 5.7.2 Session Event Log

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• 5.7.3 Block Event Log

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• 5.7.4 Intrusion Event Log

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• 5.7.5 Wireless Event Log

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• 5.8 Statistics

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• 6. Configuring Your Wireless Router - Advanced Functions

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• 6.1 Toggle between Basic and Advanced Functions

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• 6.2 Virtual Servers

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• 6.2.1 Setup a Computer on Your Network as a Virtual Server

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• 6.2.2 Delete Virtual Servers

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• 6.3 Filters

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• 6.3.1 To set up a filter:

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• 6.3.2 Private MAC Filtering

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• 6.3.3 Additional Filtering Options

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• 6.3.4 Deleting Filters

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• 6.4 Special Apps

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• 6.4.1 Configure Special Apps using the Popular Applications Feature

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• 6.4.2 Manually Configure Special Apps

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• 6.4.3 To delete a special application:

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• 6.5 DMZ Host

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• 6.5.1 Setup a DMZ Host

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• 6.5.2 To delete DMZ Hosts:

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• 6.6 MAC Clone

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• 6.6.1 Clone the MAC Address

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• 7. Troubleshooting

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• 7.1 General Problems

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• 7.2 Internet Access

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• 7.3 Wireless Access

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• 8. About Wireless LANs

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• 8.1 Modes

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• 8.1.1 Ad-hoc Mode

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• 8.1.2 Infrastructure Mode

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• 8.2 BSS/ESS

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• 8.2.1 BSS

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• 8.2.2 ESS

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• 8.3 Channels

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• 8.4 WEP

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• 9. Specifications

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• Figure 1: Network Connection

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• Figure 2: Front Panel

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• Figure 3: Rear Panel

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• Figure 4: Installation Diagram

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• Figure 5: Network Configuration

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• Figure 6: IP Address (Windows 95)

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• Figure 7: Gateway Tab (Windows 95/98)

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• Figure 8: DNS Tab (Windows 95/98)

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• Figure 9:TCP/IP (Windows NT4.0)

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• Figure 10: IP Address (Windows NT4.0)

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• Figure 11: Add Gateway (Windows NT4.0)

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• Figure 12: Add DNS (Windows NT4.0)

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• Figure 13: Network Configuration (Windows 2000)

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• Figure 14: TCP/IP Properties (Windows 2000)

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• Figure 15: Network Configuration (Windows XP)

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• Figure 16: TCP/IP Properties (Windows XP)

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• Figure 17: Web Address for Admin Tool

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• Figure 18: Username/Password Dialog Box

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• Figure 19: Setup Screen

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• Figure 20: Global Address Screen

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• Figure 21: Wireless Screen

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• Figure 22: Set WEP Keys Window

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• Figure 23: Wireless Association Table

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• Figure 24: Defaults for Advanced Wireless Settings

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• Figure 25: Tool Screen

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• Figure 26: Warming Dialog Box for Restore Defaults

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• Figure 27: Choose File Dialog Box for Firmware Upgrade

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• Figure 28: Status Screen

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• Figure 29: DHCP Screen

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• Figure 30: DHCP Active IP Window

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• Figure 31: Log Screen

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• Figure 32: Session Event Log Table

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• Figure 33: Block Event Log Table

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• Figure 34: Intrusion Event Log Table

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• Figure 35: Wireless Event Log Table

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• Figure 36: Statistic

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• Figure 37: Advanced Button

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• Figure 38: Basic Button

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• Figure 39: Virtual Servers Screen

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• Figure 40: Well-known Ports Table

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• Figure 41: Filters Screen

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• Figure 42: MAC Access Control Window

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• Figure 43: Special Apps Screen

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• Figure 44: Popular Applications Feature

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• Figure 45: DMZ Host Screen

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• Figure 46: MAC Clone Screen

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