D-Link DSA-3200 user manual Things to Consider, Audience, Document Convention

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DSA-3200 Wireless Service Gateway User Manual

permissions on the Network. One of the more prevalent Protocols used to authenticate users is the RADIUS Protocol. With a built-in RADIUS Client the DSA-3200 can support both Local and RADIUS authentication mechanisms simultaneously, allowing one to easily incorporate an existing user password database into the Airspot™ Hot Spot System. The DSA-3200 also provides a built-in user database, allowing dynamic account creation/deletion to coexist with the more static RADIUS database.

1.2Things to Consider

1.2.1Audience

This manual is intended for system or network administrators possessing basic networking knowledge to complete step by step instructions in this manual in order to use the DSA-3200 to centralize Network access and management. This manual attempts to explain in detail the wealth of functions the DSA-3200 supports, however there may be situations and circumstances not considered during the authoring of this document. Technical Support may only assist with the configuration of the DSA-3200 through the Web-UI or SSH, and may not troubleshoot or repair ill configured external systems or Networks.

1.2.2Document Convention

Whenever an important piece of information such as a recommendation or warning needs to be presented, said information is displayed in a box in italics similar to the recommendation below. These recommendations will for the most part be used to help in increasing the security and usability of your Hot Spot.

Warning: To Increase security, you should immediately change the Administrator’s password.

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Contents DSA-3200 Table of Contents Console Interface 100 Brief Introduction to the DSA-3200 Quick Installation, On-line ImmediatelyIntegrate an Existing User Password Database Friendly Management and Application InterfacesThings to Consider AudienceDocument Convention Package Contents System RequirementsPower LED Solid glow when the DSA-3200 is powered on Panel Function DescriptionsDevice Physical Connections COM Port Private LAN PortsManaging the D-Link DSA-3200 Getting Started System ConceptBegin Installation Page Configuration Web-UIHome Wizard System Nmap FIN/URG/PSH WAN Configuration Page Public LAN Configuration Related Setup for Dhcp Server of Public LAN Page Public Wlan Configuration Page Page Page Page Related Setup for Dhcp Server of Public Wireless LAN Page Private LAN Configuration Related Setup for Dhcp Server of Private LAN Page Authentication Policies Advanced MenuPage Page Two Authentication Mechanisms Local Page Page Page Radius Layer 2 Authentications Page Page Page Group Configuration „ Firewall Profiles EditPage Page Black List Configuration „ Login Schedule Profiles EditTo return to the Black List Configuration, click Prev On-demand User Configuration Rate Receipt FooterPrinter Baud Assign to GroupPage „ Upload On-demand User Roaming Configuration Password xyz Additional Configuration „ Upload Login „ Upload Logout Img src=images/xx.jpg„ Upload Certificate Tools Menu „ POP3 MessagePort and IP Redirect Virtual Server Pass Through „ Pass Through IP Address List„ Pass Through MAC Address List Monitor IP List Page Free Surfing Area Proxy Ddns Change Password System Settings Firmware Upgrade DSA-3200 SupportStatus RestartDevice Info Description Admin InfoLogin System NameWireless port, Public and Private LAN Port InterfaceMAC Address MAC address of the WAN port Essid of the Wireless portChannel of Wireless End IP address End IP address in Dhcp IP rangeCurrent Users Traffic HistoryNotifications Page Help Confirm Functionality of User Authentication Page Page Console Interface Main Menu of Console interfaceConsole Utilities for Network Debugging Page Change admin password of Console Reload factory default of Console interfaceRestart DSA-3200 Setting up a PC to connect to the DSA-3200 1 TCP/IP Network SetupInternet Connection Setup Choose Start Control Panel Internet OptionsPage Page Windows XP Choose Start Control Panel Internet OptionPage Page Page Configure TCP/IP in Windows Select Start Console Network and Dial-up ConnectionsPage Using Static IP Address Click Advanced in the window of Internet Protocol TCP/IPPage Configure TCP/IP in Windows XP Select Start Console Network ConnectionUsing Dhcp Using Static IP Address Page Warranty Page Page Page 108 FCC Statement 0984 Link Technical Support over the Telephone Link Technical Support over the InternetRegistration
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