ARRIS 4387WG Wireless Router User Manual Manual Pt2

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About This User Manual
For brevity, throughout this manual the “Wireless Broadband
Routei" is referred to as “the router” or “the device” and following
terms or abbreviations are used interchangeably:
C Access Point—AP
O Wireless LAN-WLAN
C Ethernet network—LANrnetwork
This User Manual contains information on how to install and
configure your Wireless Broadband Router to get your network
started accessing the Internet. From now on, we will guide you
through the correct configuration steps to get your device up and
run
802.119 Draft Compliance Notice
iv
Though 802.1 ‘l g is mentioned as a feature of this Wireless device,
users should be aware that the device supports only draft—level
502.119 specification. At the tirne of the release of this product,
802119 remains in draft form, VlIhICh has yet to be finalized and
ratified by lEEE.
Contents
Introduction .................................................. 1
1.1 Overview. .1
1.2 Features. .2
1 3 Package Contents 3
1.4 System Requirements .3
Hardware Description & Installation ............. 5
2 1 Physical Outlook 5
Front Panel... .5
Rear Panel and Connectors. .6
2.2 Hardware Connection. ,. .7
Choosing a Place for the Router. .7
Connecting the Wireless Broadband Router .7
Setting Up Ethernet/WLAN Client .............. 9
31 Overview 9
3.2 Setting up TCP/IP ..... 10
ForVifindows QBIME 10
ForVinndows QDOO/XP 12
3.2 Setting up Wireless Client... ...14
3.3 Checking Connection with the Router. ...15
Web Configuration ..................................... 17
4.1 Accessing Weerased Configuration Utility. ...17
To enable YourSettings ...18
4.2 VieWing System Status... ... 19
4.3 Configuration for NAT Routing Mode. 20
WAN Configuration for NAT Routing Mode ...21
LAN Configuration for NAT Routing Mode 26
Viewing Current DHCP Assignments 27
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4.4 Configuration for Bridge Mode ...28
4.5Wireless LAN (2.4G) Configuration. ...31
4.6Wireless LAN Security ...32
4 6 Filters
Speciting Your IF Filter Rules
Filter Types...
Filter Scenario of the Wireles Broadband Router
Viewing Filter Log. ..
Other Firewall Settings
4 7 Forwarding
Setting Up Forwarding Entries.
If you have a Web server on your network
4 8 Administration 44
Troubleshooting ......................................... 47
A Implementing 802.1x ................................ 49
A1 Overview. ...49
A 2 8021x Function. . 50
A. 21 Required components 50
A.2.2 Authentication Procedure 51
A.2.3 EAP and Authentication Type 53
A3Configuration Example 54
Part 1. Windows 2000 Server... ...55
Fhrt2. Access Point. ...59
Part 3‘ 802 ‘lx Station B‘l
B Specification ............................................... 67
V1
8.1 Hardware. 67
B 2 Software 88
Introduction
1.1 Overview
Thank you for choosing this Wireless Broadband Router This
Wireless Broadband Route isa multifunction devioe featuring a
wireless 54Mbps Access Point, a 4»po|t LAN switch and a WAN
port which extends your existing broadband Cable/ADSL
connection. It allows your Internet connection to be shared through
either the 54Mbps Access Point feature or the 10/1 OOBase»TX
Ethernet svmtch Now your Wired and Wireless network are
integrated to enjoy various bandWidthrconsurning applications over
the Internet.
With the support of new emerged 802 11g draft standard the
Access Point provides data transfer of up to 54 Mbps, up to 5 times
faster than 80211b. Since draft 802 11g draft operates on the
same frequency of 2 4 GHz as 802 11 by it is backwards compatible
with existing Wi—Fi 802 11 b devices The benefit is that you can
preserve the existing 802.11 b infrastructure while migrating to the
new screaming fast 802 119 draft standard
The router can act as a DHCP server to automatically assign IP
addresses to your LAN devices With the built-in Network Address
Translation (NAT) function, your LAN can access the Internet
through a single external IP address and at the same time is
protected against outside intruders, The router can also be
configured to filter internal access to the Internet It is designed to
provide a reliable Internet acoess solution for the corporate
environment, the small office and the home user.
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1.2 Features
One 10/100 Base-TX RJ-45 auto sensing and crossover
Ethernet WAN port for Broadband connection (Cable/DEL
or direct Ethernet)
Four RJ»45 LAN ports for 10l1008ase-TX auto sensing &
crossover Ethernet Switch LAN connection
802 fig draft Wireless LAN
802 ‘lx security
One external and one built-in antennas form/ireless
technology
PPPOE (PPP over Ethernet) Client with Keep
Alive/Connect On Demand Support
PAP and CHAP Authentication
DHCP Client
MAC Address Cloning
DHCP Sewer
NAT
Firewall Support
Bridge Mode Support
8021D Spanning Tree Bridging
IP Filtering, IP Forwarding
DMZ Hosting
ASCII/HEX Format 64/128 Bit WEP Key for Wireless LAN
Allow/Deny List for Wireless LAN
VPN Support (lPSec Passthrough, and PPTP
Passthrough)
Configurable through Web Browser via WAN/LAN
Software Upgrade
NTP/Manual System Clock
Configuration Saving/Retrieving
Event Log
1 Introduction
1.3 Package Contents
Check the contents of the package against the pack contents
checklist below. If any of the items is missing then contact the
dealer from whom the equipment was purchased
Wireless Broadband Router x1
Power Adapter and Cord (or AC Power Adapter) x1
CD—ROM x1
RJ-AS Ethernet Cable x1
1.4 System Requirements
Cable/ADSL modemand an Internet access aocountior
Internet connection
One computer with 10/1 OOBase—T Ethernet card and
TCP/IP protocol installed for initial setup
Internet Explorer 5 0 or higher for Web configuration
802119 draft or 802.11b compliant Wireless adapters (for
Wireless connection)
Hardware Description &
Installation
2.1 Physical Outlook
Front Panel
The followmg lllustratlon shows the front panel or the ereless
Broadband Router
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LED Indicator!
The ereless Broadband Routerls equlpped W|th seven LEDs on
the front panel as descnbed tn the table below
LEDs Functlon Color Status Descnptlon
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O/PWR Power Green on No power is Supplled to the unlt
Sulld Power IS EDrlrleEted tn the unlt
WLAN ereless LAN Green Off WLAN lnterfaee ls nut Inltlallzed
Port properly
Ready/“WW On WLAN lnterfaee ls lnrtlalrzeo
properly and ready
Elllnklng Transmlttlng/recewlng packets
on the WLAN port
LAN LAN Pnrt Green Off Power Is eff Dr nu Ethernet
1-4 Status (mu Mtrpsr oleyrce |s connected
On Ethernet device IS connected
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LEDs Fuhctton Color Status Descnption
Green Bhnktng Transmlttlnglrecetvtng packets
(10 Mbps) on the LAN port
WAN WAN Port Green Off Power ts off or no broacband
Status devtce ts connected
On Broadjand devtce ts connected
Bhnktng Transmttttng/recetvtng packets
on meWAN port
Rear Panel and Connectors
The totlowmg figure ltlustrates the rear panet otyour Wtreless
Broadband Router
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The totlowtng tabte descnbes the components on the rear panet
Connector
Descnptton
12V AC
Power connector
LAN Ports 1-4
RJ-45 Connectors Integrated 4pm 10HOOBaseT swttch Connects
to a hub, svntch or NICequtpped PC m your network The LAN ports
Support AutorMDIXteature which ehrhthae‘s the need for crossover
cabtes
WAN
Fed—45 connector Connects to the Cabte/ADSL Modern The WAN
port atso supports Auto-MDtXfeature Whlch ettmlnates the need for
crosswer cabtes
Load Defautt
To resetthe devtce to factory defaults, tnsert a stratghtened
paperchp mm the reset / Load Defautt hole to press the button Keep
presstng and power o/cte (off and on) the devtce Watt for at least 5
seconds to release the button Then Wat forthe deuce to ttntsh
booting
tf you want to restore your custormzed settings dter toadtng
defautts, referto "4 8 Adrnlnlstratoh" for more lnforrhatton
2 Haldware Description & Insmllanon
2.2 Hardware Connection
Choosing a Place forthe Router
Place the device close to the power outlet for the cable to
reach ll easily.
Avoid plac|ng the device in places Where people may walk
on the cables Also keep ll away from direct sunshine or
heat sources,
Place the device on a flat and stable stand
Connecting the Wireless Broadband Router
Prior to connecting the hardware, make sure to power off your
Ethernet device, Cable/ADSL modem and Wireless Broadband
Router Then followthe steps below to connect the related dewces
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Connecting Your network to the LAN port.
Attach one end of the Ethernet cable wrth RJ—45
connectors to your hub, switch ora PC’s Ethernet port,
and the other end to the LAN port of your Wireless
Broadband Router
Connecting CabIeIADSL Modem to the InternetIWAN
port.
Connect the Ethernet cable attachan to your Cable/ADSL
modem to the InternetIWAN or WAN polt of your
Wireless Broadband Router.
Connecting the power adapter.
Connect the power adapter cord to the power jack on the
back of the Wireless Broadband Router Then connect the
adapter to a power outlet
Caution: Use only the adapter supplied Wllh the router
Connecting the vwong adapter could damage the device.
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The figure below wllustrates a connection dwagrem example
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