Multi-Tech Systems RF802EW Statistics Tab, Name, Tx Bytes, Rx Bytes, Total Bytes, IP Address

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Chapter 5 - RouteFinder Manager

Statistics Tab

The Statistics tab indicates, by port, how many bytes of data have come in and out through the RouteFinder..

1.From the RouteFinder Monitor dialog box, click the Statistics tab.

2.The Statistics tab dialog box displays.

3.You may view the following information:

IP Address

The IP address of the network device.

Name

The Name as entered in the IP/Address name option of the Main RouteFinder Monitor dialog box.

Tx Bytes

Displays the number of bytes transmitted from the computer with this IP address.

Rx Bytes

Displays the number of bytes received from the computer with this IP address.

Total Bytes

Displays the total number of bytes received and transmitted from the computer with this IP address.

4.Click Reset to set the IP statistics to zero.

5.To exit RouteFinder Monitor, close the window.

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Contents User Guide Model RF802EW Wireless Router/Access PointRecord of Revisions User GuideWireless Router/Access Point PATENTSChapter 3 - Software Installation and Configuration Chapter 2 - Hardware InstallationChapter 1 - Introduction Chapter 5 - RouteFinder ManagerChapter 9 - Troubleshooting Chapter 8 LAN-to-LAN SettingsChapter 10 - Service, Warranty and Technical SupportIndex WINIPCFG and IPCONFIGChapter 1 - Introduction The RouteFinder RF802EW IntroductionChapter 1 - Introduction Reset Power 5VDCFront Panel Back PanelConnecting a Local Site to the Internet Connecting a Remote Site via Cable ModemTypical Applications KernalWireless SpecificationsAccess Point Power OutputChapter 2 - Hardware Installation Safety Hardware InstallationChapter 2 - Hardware Installation Unpacking the RF802EWCabling the RouteFinder RF802EW CablingChapter 3 - Software Installation and Configuration Software Installation Software Installation and ConfigurationChapter 3 - Software Installation and Configuration RouteFinder Setup Wizard2. Click Install Software Using RouteFinder Setup WizardDevice IP Address Device MAC Address Device Firmware Version 6. The Setup Wizard Device IP Address dialog box displays8. The Wireless Settings dialog box displays Chapter 3 - Software Installation and Configuration Password Remote AccessPassword Verification Use Local Client ListUse RADIUS Server RADIUS Access Server IP AddressRADIUS Accounting Server IP Address SecretTelephone Number IP Routing NAT Enabled and IP Routing NAT Disabled12. The Setup Wizard DNS IP Address dialog box displays Select your modem and baudrate as described on the following pages 11. The Setup Wizard Modem Settings dialog box displays14. The Setup Wizard Modem Setting dialog box re-displays Testing your Connection Chapter 4 - Telnet Chapter 4 - Telnet Using Telnet to Configure your RouteFinderWAN Ethernet Settings Router PasswordInternet Access LAN -to- LAN AccessIdle Timeout Async Port SettingsLogin script Edit login scriptRemote Access Port Settings IP Assigned Method Remote AccessAuthentication Method Chapter 4 - Telnet Assign Remote IPLoad Default Settings Client Filter SettingsRADIUS Access Server IP Router DNS IP AddressType any key to return to the main menu DiagnosticChapter 5 - RouteFinder Manager Chapter 5 - RouteFinder Manager RouteFinder ManagerGeneral Settings WAN Ethernet Segment 2. Click PPP SettingsAsync Port LAN Ethernet SegmentTel Number IP Routing NAT EnabledExternal Port IP Assign Remote Site an IP Address3. The Remote Connection Authentication dialog box displays 2. Click Remote Authentication SettingsCallback Settings Allow Remote Dial-InUse Local Setting Remote Connection Authentication SettingsClient Information No CallbackSecret Confirmed Re-enter your Shared Secret Use Radius AuthenticationAssign a specific IP address for this user Remote Client Authentication Remote Access SettingsIP Assigned Method for Remote Clients Assign an IP Address AutomaticallyEnable IP Mapping - Virtual Server Baudrate Port SettingsWriting a login script for IP Routing Edit Login Script for Remote Access1. From the Port Settings, click Edit Login Script Send and SHMeaning of Each Login Script Command # Login ScriptLogin Script Example 3 Script for Unreliable ISP 2nd ISP backupDial-up/Hang-up Settings Modem String SettingsChapter 5 - RouteFinder Manager Individual Port Options LAN DHCP ServerDial-up Retry Options DNS IP AddressIP Address Mapping Reservation Chapter 5 - RouteFinder Manager IP Address PoolDelete Routing SettingsStatic Routing Routing Table What is the purpose of the routing table?PC 1 WAN Ethernet RF802EW-1 LAN Ethernet WAN Ethernet RF802EW-2 LAN Ethernet PC 2TCP/IP Service Port Filter SettingsPackets Defined by TCP/IP IP Address2. Click Client Filter Settings Enable Client Filter SettingsPackets defined by User 2. In the Packets defined by User list, select From LAN or From WAN5. Enter the TCP/UDP Port Number and click Add Remote Clients Applies to Remote Access Ports6. Click Privileged Clients LAN Local Client ListEncryption WEP Wireless SettingsDevice Password Device Name and PasswordRefresh Device List Device NameTo save your settings to a file Save Settings to FileLoad Settings To Upgrade your firmware Upgrade Firmware3. Record the information if necessary and click OK to exit General Diagnostic1. From the main Manager dialog box, click General Diagnostic Chapter 6 - RouteFinder Monitor Test Connection RouteFinder MonitorRunning RouteFinder Monitor Chapter 6 - RouteFinder MonitorSave to File Terminate Connection3. Select Disconnect Port 1 or Disconnect Port 4. Click Terminate ConnectionSave Now IP Address/NameAutosave Overwrite database fileTCP/IP Tab Event MessagesPower-On-Time Device Power Turned OnTime Tab Total Connection TimeStatus Tab Async Port Modem PowerWAN Ethernet Modem ReadyName Statistics TabTx Bytes Rx BytesChapter 7 - LAN Client Settings Setting up Remote Access Clients LAN Client SettingsAccessing a Windows NT Server Chapter 7 - LAN Client SettingsAdding the dial-up adapter NT Server Connection Windows 95/98 1. Click Start Settings Control PanelWin95 Win98Windows NT Adding TCP/IP NT Server ConnectionWindows 95/98/NT WinNTWindows 95/98 Adding Client for Microsoft Networks NT Server ConnectionDial-up Adapter Windows 95/98 Set up Properties of Components NT Server ConnectionSet Your Primary Network Logon NT Server Connection Identification Windows 95/98 Chapter 7 - LAN Client Settings Network Client Windows 95/982. Select Share-Level access control Chapter 7 - LAN Client Settings Access Windows 95/98Make Your New Connection NT Server Connection Set Dial-up type NT Server ConnectionAdding the dial-up adapter Novell Server Connection Accessing a Novell ServerDial in to your network NT Server Connection 3. Click Add. The Select Network Component Type dialog box opens Adding IPX/SPX Novell Server Connection Network Client Windows 95/98 Set Up Properties of Components Novell Server ConnectionAdding Client for NetWare Networks Novell Server Connection Set Your Primary Network Logon Windows 95/98 Chapter 7 - LAN Client Settings 7. Click PropertiesMake Your New Connection Novell Server Connection Set Your Access Control Novell Server ConnectionSet Dial-up type Novell Server Connection Dial in to your network Novell Server ConnectionAdding the dial-up adapter Novell/NT Server Connection Accessing a Windows NT Server and a Novell NetWare ServerWindows 95/98/NT 1. Click Start Settings Control Panel Adding TCP/IP Novell/NT Server Connection Adding Client for Microsoft Networks Novell/NT Server Connection Adding IPX/SPX Novell/NT Server Connection Set Your Primary Network Logon Novell/NT Server Connection Adding Client for NetWare Networks Novell/NT Server ConnectionSet Up Properties of Components Novell/NT Server Connection 2. Click Properties Network Protocol Windows 95/98Make Your New Connection NT/Novell Server Connection Set Your Access Control2. Select the Share-Level access control option Set Dial-up type NT/Novell Server Connection Accessing a Unix ServerDial in to your network NT/Novell Server Connection Adding the dial-up adapter Unix Server Connection3. Click Add. The Select Network Component Type dialog box opens Adding TCP/IP Unix Server Connection Set Up Properties of Components Unix Server ConnectionDial in to your network Unix Server Connection Make Your New Connection Unix Server ConnectionSet Dial-up type Unix Server Connection 3. Double-click Make New Connection Make New Connection Windows 2000 only2. Double-click the Network and Dial-up Connections folder Chapter 8 LAN-to-LAN Settings Setting up LAN-to-LAN Routing LAN-to-LAN SettingsUsing the Find Computer command Setting up a Windows machine to share filesUsing LMHosts Chapter 9 - Troubleshooting Common Problems TroubleshootingChapter 9 - Troubleshooting Problem #1Problem #4 Chapter 9 - Troubleshooting Problem #3Create a backup of the file c\windows\system\oleaut32.dll Problem #5After installing my RF802EW, my modem connection seems to be slower Problem #8Problem #9 Problem #10Chapter 10 - Service, Warranty and Technical Support Addendum for North American Products Limited WarrantyChapter 10 - Service, Warranty and Technical Support Addendum for International Products Out of Warranty Repair CostsIMPORTANT - READ BEFORE OPENING THE SOFTWARE PACKAGE Software User License AgreementSINGLE-USER SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT MULTI-TECH SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENTThis Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of Minnesota Using email Online Warranty RegistrationTechnical Support Contacting Technical SupportEmail info@thesupplynet.com Ordering AccessoriesAbout the Internet Appendixes Class B Statement FCC Part Appendix A - Regulatory Compliance InformationIndustry Canada AppendixesAppendix B - Tools for your RF802EW WINIPCFG and IPCONFIGRouteFinder Monitor PINGTRACERT Pin Circuit Signal Name Appendix C - Cabling DiagramsWAN/LAN Cables Serial CableGlossary Glossary D DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration ProtocolB Baudrate DNS DomainNameSystemGlossary IP Addresses ISP Internet Service ProviderISDN TA L LAN Local Area NetworkP Packet NetworkAddressPort Number ProtocolU UDP User Datagram Protocol Glossary T TCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol/Internet ProtocolIndex Index

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