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    EC3805 Smart NAT Router Instal lation Guide w w w.edge-core.com[...]

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    2 Revision History Rev ision Date Change Description EC3805_001R001 04/28/2 009 Prelimi na ry EC3805_002R001 05/18/2 009 Add in tr oduc tion[...]

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    3 CO N T EN T S SM A R T RO UT E R U SE R’ S MA NU A L . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R EVI SI O N H IS TOR Y .... ... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ...... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ..... ... ... ... ... [...]

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    4 In trod uction Fiber-To-The-Home (FTTH) has a l way s bee n an att ractiv e option for Internet asc cess . It h as all the be nef its of optical f i ber. It provi des a f uture-pro of netw ork, in that y ou do not hav e to go t hroug h the has s l es of upgra ding f rom ADSL t o xDSL, or digit al co-ax to digi tal w ir eless . It does no t hav e [...]

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    5 Fea tures: Bridging Fea tures  Suppo rts s elf -learning bridge s pec if ied in IE EE 802 .1d Trans p are nt Bridging  Suppo rts up t o 40 9 6 learn in g MAC a ddres ses  Trans pare nt Bri dg ing am ong 10/100 Mb Ethernet interf ace  Suppo rts IGMP S no o ping  Suppo rts 80 2.1Q VLAN pac ket  Suppo rts on e 100Ba se FX po rt Rou[...]

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    6 Chapter 1: Over view Thi s ch apter prov id es you the de scri pti on f or t he LE Ds and c onnec tors i n the fron t and rear surfa ce o f the router . Before you use/ins tall this router , pleas e take a l ook at thi s i nform a ti on fir st. Packag e Contents Bef ore y ou st art t o i nstal l th e Switch, pl ease v e rify y our packag e th at [...]

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    7 LED Ind icators The NAT Sma rt Router i s equipped w it h s e v eral LEDs …….as des c ribed in the table below (fr om l ef t t o right): LED Color Statu s D escr iption Po we r Gre en On Po w er on Of f Po w er off LINK/ACT. Y e ll ow On con nectio n Of f discon necti on Fla shing da ta tr a nsmission Rear Panel The foll owing f ig ure i llus[...]

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    8 Chapter 2: Sy stem Req uirem ent and Inst all ation Sy stem Require ment To acces s the NAT Sm art Router v ia Etherne t, t he ho st computer mu s t m eet the fo llowing require me nts :  Equipped w it h an Ethernet netw ork i nterf ace.  Hav e TCP/IP i nstalled.  All ow the c lie nt P C to o btain an IP addre ss automati cally or s et a[...]

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    9 Conne cting to ADS L M odem and Clien t PC Foll ow the s teps below to conne ct t he related dev ic es . 1. Pl ea se att ach one en d of the Etherne t cable with RJ-45 connec tor t o the LA N por t of the ADSL Mod e m. 2. Conn ect the other en d of the Etherne t ca bl e to the W AN po rt of t he Sm art Ro uter. 3. Attach one end of anothe r Ether[...]

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    10 4. Conn ect the other end of the cable to t he Ethernet port of the hos t PC. 5. Conn ect the su pplied pow er ad apter to the PWR port of your Sm art Rou ter, and plug the other end to a pow er ou tl et.[...]

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    11 Setting up I P address of Host PC In the cas e the DHCP ser v er functi on of t he Sm art Router is dis abled or you wan t to confi gure the IP ad d res s of the host PC, pl eas e f oll ow the step s be low f or installat ion. 1. Open the Start m enu , point t o Network a nd Dial-up Connections and cli ck it . 2. Right-cli ck the Local Are a Con[...]

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    12 4. The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) P rope r ti es w i ndow appears . On the Gen era l tab: 1) For the case DHCP Serv er of Sm art Route r is enabled , en a ble Obtain an IP address automat ically and cli ck OK . 2) For the case DHCP Serv er of Sm art Router is en abled or yo u wa nt to se t the IP add ress by your se lf , ena ble Use the f ollo w[...]

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    13 Af ter confi guring the IP addre ss of the hos t PC, you can che ck if the IP addres s is correctly confi gure d by the f oll ow i ng s teps : 1. Open the Start m enu , point t o run an d clic k i t.[...]

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    14 2. Type cm d i n the tex t book an d cl ick OK . 3. A com m and w i ndow w ill s h ow and in the w i ndow type ip config / all and t he n p res s ente r key. 4. In the com m and w i ndow will sh ow the IP addre ss , Subnet Mask, Def ault Gatew ay …. .etc. inf orm ation. Th e IP addres s sh oul d be 192.168 .1.xxx , xx x is a v alue other than [...]

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    15 then you r PC and Smart Router are conn e cted su c ces sf ully. 3. If t he w indow sh ow s : then your PC and Smart Ro uter are not c on n ected cor rectly, you can ch eck: 1) If the Etherne t cable betwe en Smart Router and PC is correc tl y conn ected by checking if the link/ ack LE D is on. 2) If the I P add res s o f the PC is corre ctly co[...]

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    16 Cha pter 3: Quick Setup This chap ter guides you through the s teps to conf igure the bas i c f eature s of your Smart Ro uter, so that you c an conne ct t o the internet qu ic kly. Using the W eb-Based Ma nager Af ter prope rly configuri ng your hos t PC, pleas e proceed as foll ow s : 1. Start your we b brow ser an d type 19 2.168.1.25 4, the [...]

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    17 An exam ple unde r W indow s XP i s sho w n as the lef t f i gure . 3. Af ter you login su ccess full y, t he system i nfo page w i ll appe ar. From now on, the Sm art Router acts as a w eb se rv er sen ding HTML pag e s /f orm s on you r reques t. You can f ill in these page s/form s and app ly t he m to t he Sma rt Router. 4. To su rf the i nt[...]

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    18 Then choos e the wan conn ecti on type, PPPOE, Static IP, or Dynami c IP . If you chos e P PPOE , yo u ha v e to fi x the Userna me/ Pass word with your ADSL accou nt. Cli ck OK , and you can s urf t he internet. If you chos e S tatic I P ,[...]

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    19 yo u hav e t o f ix the IP A ddress/Subnet Mas k/Gateway I P A dd ress w i th the correct v alues . Click OK , and you can sur f the i nterne t . If you chos e Dynamic IP , s mart router w ill get an IP f rom the conne cted DHC P server, and yo u can su rf the internet. 5. If you can not acces s to t he i ntern et, y ou ca n check Status pag e :[...]

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    20 Ch eck the account, and conf igure by fol lowing the steps described above . Note: Make s u re the v ali dity of t he ac count.[...]

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    21 Chapter 4: Advance Setup This chap ter guides you adv anced fe ature s co nfi guration of your Smart R ou t er. 1. Status This pa ge sho w s the sta tus o f your smart r outer. Y ou can s e e WA N S tatus, LAN S tatus a nd System in format ion here. 2. LAN (1) Fi x the IP Addre ss/Subnet Mask . (2) If y ou w an t to ena b le DN S Prox y , ma rk [...]

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    22 This page sho w s t he DHCP cli ents . I f the c lient u se s static IP, the type shou l d be Static, and if the cli ent uses o btain an IP addres s au tomati cally , the type should b e Dynamic . The l i s t is tim ed refresh. If the entry i s aging ou t, it w ill be cleared automati cally . 4. WA N Connection The W AN Connection s etup s t eps[...]

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    23 You can set WAN MAC a ddress th e same as yo ur PC’s MAC addr es s. 6. Bridge Co nv ert Mark Bridge Mode enable t o conv ert you r s mart router as a pure s w i tch. Note: In t his case , route r f unctions are inv a lid. 7. NA T[...]

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    24 Fix Se rver I P w ith the d ev ice’s I P y ou w ant to s upport remote acces s. I nterna l Port sh oul d be the same w ith you open ed on yo ur dev i ce. Exter n al Port s h ou l d be the port you acces s remotely. Port T ype determi na tes wh i ch type o f p a cket shou ld be dealt w ith. Chec k Enable to make the entry v alid. 8. Firewall Th[...]

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    25 This pag e is us e d to f il ter lan cli ent MAC addres s. Fi x the MA C w i th t he m ac addr es s yo u w a nt t o fi lt er, m ark the Deny of t he entry, t he n cl ick Apply . 9. VLA N You can set VLAN Tag ID from 1 to 4095 fo r each port. Th e max VLA N gr oup n umbe r is 16. Set VLAN ID to 0 means di sab l e th e VLA N group. Af ter a ny c h[...]

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    26 This pag e is us e d to se t QOS Mode and QOS Rule . Select t he m ode and rule you w ant to s et, then cli ck Apply . You ca n confi gure pr iori ty per port on this pag e, fr om l ow l ev el to highes t lev el .[...]

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    27 You ca n confi gure pr iori ty per DSCP v al ue (0 to 64) on this pag e, f rom low le v el to high es t lev el. You ca n confi gure pr iori ty per v l an tag on t his page , f rom low l ev el t o highe st lev el.[...]

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    28 You ca n se t in gre s s rate an d egres s qu eue rate on this page. 11. IGMP You ca n choos e IGMP d isable /snoop in g/proxy on thi s pa ge. You also can enab l e f ast leav e f unction.[...]

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    29 IGMP status w il l display on thi s page . 12. SNM P To ena ble SNMP, s el ect Enable option of SNMP Mod e . Fi x othe r bl anks w ith t he co rresp ond ing v alue you w ant to set, then cli ck A ppl y . Note: The comm unity an d port sh ould be consis tent w ith SNMP cl ient.[...]

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    30 On this pag e, you can s et T rap T arget A d dres s and T rap T arge t Port . 13. SNTP On this pag e, you can s et 5 SNTP se rv er here. Your smart router w i l l upd a te the Ne twork Ti me au tom aticall y wh e n interne t conn e ction is OK. You ca n check the Net w or k T i me on the Status page. 14. Port Config ur a tion[...]

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    31 You ca n se t Speed and Fl ow control f or each po rt on this page . T he n the sta tus s hou ld dis play on Port Status page. Thi s page shows th e lin k stat us an d spee d in f orm at ion of th is r outer. 15. Sy stem Log s[...]

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    32 Thi s page shows sy stem logs, such as reboo t, clean, facto r y def a ult settin g logs.[...]

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    33 Chapter 5: Sy stem A dmin istrat ion This chap ter guides you to m an aging, upgra ding and troub le sho oting you r Sm art Router. 16. T oo l Ch ang e your accou nt on this pag e. Up grade new fi rm w are on this pa g e. Clic k Upgrade and select the fi rm wa r e to upgr ade.[...]

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    34 Click OK to res tart y ou r smart router. Click A pp ly to restore fact ory default settings . No te: You al so can res tore f actory de f ault settings by hardw are button. Pres s the button f or 5 s e co nds and release it. Th e s y s tem w i l l r es tore f actory def ault settings .[...]