Compex Technologies WP11A+ manual

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About This Document

The product described in this document, Compex NetPassage Series, Compex WP11A+ is a licensed product of Compex Systems Pte Ltd. This document contains instructions for installing, configuring and using Compex WP11A+. It also gives an overview of the key applications and the networking concepts with respect to the product.

This documentation is for both Network Administrators and end users who possess some basic knowledge of networking structures and protocols.

This document makes the assumptions that a host computer is installed with TCP/IP and is already up & running with Internet access. Procedures for Windows 98/2000/XP operating systems are included in this document. However, for other operating systems, you may need to refer to your operating system’s documentation for networking.

How to Use this Document

The document is written in such a way that you as a user will find it convenient to find specific information pertaining to the product. It comprises of chapters that explain in details the installation and configuration of Compex WP11A+.

Firmware

This manual is written based on Firmware version 2.86 Build 0919.

Conventions

In this document, special conventions are used to help and present the information clearly. The Compex 11Mbps PCMCIA Wireless LAN Access Point is often referred to as Compex WP11A+ in this document. Below is a list of conventions used throughout.

NOTE

This section will consist of important features or instructions

CAUTION

This section concerns risk of injury, system damage or loss of data

WARNING

This section concerns risk of severe injury

References on Menu Command, Push Button, Radio Button, LED and Label appear in Bold. For example, “Click on the “Ok” button”

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Page Page FCC Notice Page Technical Support Centers A., Canada, Latin America and South AmericaPage Table of Contents Chapter Setting up WAN using Wireless Routing Client Chapter Configure Compex WP11A+ Using Web InterfaceChapter Setting up Wide Area Network using Gateway Mode Configuration on Various WAN TypeUsing System Tools menu Using Help menuAppendix TCP/IP Configuration Appendix III Configuration and Commands on Telnet Interface Introduction Product OverviewProduct Overview OverviewFeatures and Benefits Panel Views 4a Front view of Compex WP11A+4b Side view of Compex WP11A+ Section #1 Panel Description Indicator Wlan LEDIndicator Description Technical Specifications IP, IPXProduct Overview Package Content Setup ConsiderationsGetting Started Hardware Installation Illustration on using Clip holder StandHardware Installation Software Configuration Login into Web-based Interface1b Log in to Compex WP11A+ Software Configuration NAT Software Configuration Configure Compex WP11A Using Web Interface Dhcp ServerConfiguring Dhcp Server Changing the IP Address of Compex WP11A+Configure Compex WP11A Using Web Interface 3a Per Group Pseudo Vlan Subnet View 3c Device in AP Bridge Mode Configure Compex WP11A Using Web Interface 3e Access Point Setup Elaboration of Compex WP11A+ 3g Defining Pseudo Vlan using MAC address 3j Defining the key for 64-bit WEP 3l Delete MAC Address of a client Pseudo Vlan WEP encryption method 4a Physical setup of Wireless LAN-to-LAN Bridge Configure Compex WP11A Using Web Interface 4d Selecting WEP encryption method 4e Encryption entries for 64-bit Setting up Wide Area Network using Gateway Mode Setup on Compex WP11A+ for Broadband Internet Access Setting up Wide Area Network using Gateway Mode Configure Compex WP11A+ using Web Interface 3c Access Point Setup in Gateway Mode Setting up Wide Area Network using Gateway Mode Setting up Wide Area Network using Gateway Mode Setting up WAN using Wireless Routing Client Setting up Compex WP11A+ as Wireless Routing ClientSetting up WAN using Wireless Routing Client Setting up WAN using Wireless Routing Client 2c Selecting WEP encryption method 2d Encryption entries for 64-bit Configuration on Various WAN Type Configuring Static IP ConnectionConfiguration on Various WAN Type Configuring Dynamic IP Connection Configuration on Various WAN Type Configuring PPP over Ethernet Session PPPoE 3a PPP Over Ethernet -WAN TypeQala DSL Configuring for SingTel Magix SuperSurf 4b Singapore Adsl for SingTel MagixConfiguring for BigPond Australia BPA 5a Australia BPA Cable -WAN TypeConfiguration on Various WAN Type Point to Point Tunneling Protocol Pptp 6a WAN Type PptpConfiguration on Various WAN Type JTB BruNet e-Speed 7a WAN Type JTB Brunei e-SpeedConfiguration on Various WAN Type Configuring Network Address Translation NAT and Virtual Server3a Configuring Network Address Translation Defining Port-Forwarding Virtual Server3b NAT Static Port Based Entries Click on the Add button Configuring IP-Forwarding virtual server with Compex WP11A+ 4a IP Forwarding OptionClick on IP Forwarding button Chapter Routing Configuring Routing ProtocolRouting Adding Static Routes2b Adding Static IP Routing Packet Filtering Packet FilteringFiltering Destination Port Packet Filtering Remote Management Remote ManagementRemote Management Using System Tools menu System Identity2a Synchronizing Compex WP11A+’s timer Set System TimeFirmware Upgrade Save or Reset Settings Reboot System 5a Reboot SystemChange Password Exit uConfig Logout8a uConfig icon at the taskbar Using Help menu Get Technical Help2a Bridge/Client Mode System Information Gateway Mode About SystemHardware Reset of Compex WP11A Hardware Reset of Compex WP11A+Appendix I Login to Web-based Interface manually Appendix I Login to Web-based Interface manually Appendix II TCP/IP Configuration Appendix II TCP/IP ConfigurationAII-1 Adding TCP/IP network protocol for Windows 98/98SE/ME Figure AII-3 Select Network Protocol Figure AII-4 Select TCP/IP protocol Figure AII-7 Compex WP11A+ Network Connection Appendix II TCP/IP Configuration Appendix III Configuration and Commands on Telnet Interface AIII-1 Telnet Interface ConfigurationAIII-2 Command Line Interface Commands List Examples Command Examples AIII-3 How to recover Compex WP11A+ from failed firmwareAppendix III Configuration and Commands on Telnet Interface AIII-4 If you have any problem to accessing to the Internet Figure AIII-3 Remove Proxy server setting