Epson IWE3200-H manual Introduction, Overview

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1. Introduction

1.1. Overview

The IWE3200-HWireless HotSpot Gateway enables Telco operators, wireless ISPs, enterprises, government institutes, or school campuses to deploy WLANs with secured user authentication support. It generates the user log on/off information for back-end billing systems, and user access log status for tracking purpose, which is very useful and demanded function for the environment requires highly security deployment, such as government institute, bank, or military campus.

The IWE3200-Hsupports multiple xDSL/Cable connections, which balances the in-bond/out-bond load (Multi-homing) and the bandwidth aggregation. The multiple WAN connections provide the failed-over and connection back-up capability to guarantee the ‘always-on-line’ connections. More- over, with 802.11b/g wireless access point function, it provides wireless bridge mode – WDS. WDS (Wireless Distribution System) provides standard ‘static’ bridges function to joint the LAN segments that may be far separated (e.g., in two buildings, or in campus) to a complete network. Up to 6 WDS bridge links are supported to work with AP function simultaneously.

For hotspot service, IWE3200-Hprovides 2 kinds of user authentication method: 802.1x/RADIUS and Access Log-on Control. 802.1x/RADIUS is the standard authentication procedure where the standard 802.1x/RADIUS client and server devices are both required, while Access Log-on Control provides more flexible authentication procedure that allows the non-802.1xwireless users can still be authenticated and managed by the remote RADIUS server. IWE3200-Halso provides the capability to allow the operators or the venues owner display their web or advertisement contents during the user login period. With Walled-Garden function, some of the unauthorized wireless users who want to ac- cess the internet, the venue owners can limit such users to access certain level of internet resources.

Furthermore, considering the wireless users who may not configure their own network settings on their own Notebook or Handheld device for any reasons, IWE3200-Hprovides the ‘Zero IP Con- figuration’ features, so that the wireless users can associate to the hotspot environment without any network configuration on their own Notebook or Handheld device.

IWE3200-Halso supports the external ticket printer. With optional IWE810-POS HotSpot mini-POSfor ticket printing and device control, IWE3200-Henables the HotSpot venues to print a ticket for temporary user who will only need the fractal time for internet access in HotSpot Venues.

For the environment or location where the power is difficult to get, IWE3200-HWireless HotSpot Gateway series provides the optional POE function that compliant with the IEEE802.3af standard with flexible power input via Ethernet cable in some particular environment. It is associated with the IWE500-INJ POE Injector for POE application.

The flexible R-SMA detachable antennas can be replaced with high-gain directional/omni-directional antennas for different purposes. All in all, the IWE3200-HWireless HotSpot Gateway series is the best solution for flexible and security wireless application of SOHO, SME, Enterprise, HotSpots, ISP, Telco operators.

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Contents User’s Guide Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement TTE Compliance Statement Table of Contents Page Introduction OverviewFeatures User Authentication, Authorization, and AccountingIeee 802.11b/g Compliant „ Wireless Operation Internet Connection Sharing Network Security Firmware Tools ManagementPage Feature Comparison LED DefinitionFirst-Time Installation and Configuration Selecting a Power Supply MethodMounting the IWE3200-H on a Wall Mounting the IWE3200-H on a wallPreparing for Configuration Connecting the Managing Computer and the IWE3200-HConfiguring the IWE3200-H Changing the TCP/IP Settings of the Managing ComputerEntering the User Name and Password Setup Wizard Selecting an Operational Mode HomeSetup Wizard Configuring TCP/IP Settings Router with a PPPoE-Based DSL/Cable Connec- tionRouter with a DHCP-Based DSL/Cable Connec- tion Router with a Static-IP DSL/Cable Connection Router with a Multiple DSL/Cable ConnectionsSetup Wizard Dhcp Server Settings Setup Wizard Configure Ieee 802.11 Set- tingsConfiguring User Authentication Settings Web RedirectionLocal Authentication Sever To setup the Local Authentication methodPage How to Setup the mini-POS Ticket Printer To setup the mini-POS Ticket PrinterUsage of control keypad Configuring Radius Settings IeeeDeploying the IWE3200-H Setting up Client Computers Configuring Ieee 802.11-Related SettingsTo establish a wireless link to an AP Configuring TCP/IP-Related Settings Authentication success Using Web-Based Network Management Menu StructureAAA. Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting settings Save, Save & Restart, and Cancel Commands Home and Refresh CommandsIWE3200-H Associated Wireless Clients Authenticated UsersSeeing Status Account Table Session ListSpecifying Operational Mode SystemManaged LAN Devices Page To upgrade firmware of the access Router by Http Changing PasswordBacking up and Restoring Configuration Set- tings by Http Managing FirmwareTo back up configuration of the access Router by Http To restore configuration of the access Router by HttpUpgrading Firmware by Tftp To upgrade firmware of the access Router by Tftp TIPBacking up and Restoring Configuration Set- tings by Tftp To back up configuration of the access Router by TftpTo restore configuration of the IWE3200-H by Tftp Resetting Configuration to Factory Defaults Configuring TCP/IP Related SettingsSetting Time Zone AddressRouter with a PPPoE-Based DSL/Cable Con- nection Router with a Static-IP DSL/Cable Connection DNS Router with Multiple DSL/Cable ConnectionsDNS Proxy Basic NATStatic DNS Mappings To give an internal server a domain nameVirtual Server Mappings To expose preset internal serversDhcp Server FunctionalityStatic Dhcp Mappings Load Balancing Policy Settings Load BalancingConfiguring Wireless Settings Zero Client ReconfigurationCommunication Wireless Distribution System Wireless Distribution System settings To enable a WDS linkSecurity Page MAC-Address-Based Access Control Set the Access control type to exclusiveTo delete an entry in the access control table Web Redirection Web-redirection mechanismWeb redirection enabled with authentication Default authentication failure warning Unrestricted ClientsWalled Garden To specify a uncontrolled computer by MAC addressTo add a link to the walled garden Radius Robustness Authentication Session Control Authentication Page CustomizationAuthentication success page customization settings To specify an advertisement linkAdvertisement links settings DdnsPacket Filters Configuring Advanced SettingsFilters and Firewall To set a rule for packet filteringVlan FirewallURL Filters Management UPnPTo block Http traffic to an unwelcome Web site System Log LAN Device Management SnmpTo specify a trap target Example for LAN device management To specify a LAN device to manageDefault Settings Rear Panel AuthenticationLED Definitions DNS ProxyAppendix B Troubleshooting TCP/IP Settings ProblemsIWE3200-H does not respond to ping from the client computer Wireless Settings Problems Cannot access the InternetOther Problems Wireless Gateway/AP BrowseIWE3200-H Dimensions without antenna Configuration and ManagementPower Supply WeightIWE500-INJ Power Injector IWE810-POS mini-POS Ticket Printer