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3Com WBR-6000 WPA-PSK Wireless Security, Data - WPA-PSK Screen, Wpa-Psk, Authentication

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WPA-PSK Wireless Security

	Figure 9: WPA-PSK
Data - WPA-PSK Screen
Authentication	WPA-PSK
	Like WEP, data is encrypted before transmission.
	WPA is more secure than WEP, and should be
	used if possible. WPA-PSK is the version of WPA,
	which does NOT require a Radius Server on your
	LAN.

Passphrase	Enter the PSK. Data is encrypted using a key
(PSK)	derived from the network key. Other Wireless
	Stations must use the same network key. The
	PSK must be from 8 to 63 characters in length.
Key Lifetime	This determines how often the encryption key is
	changed. You can change the default value if
	desired.
Encryption	The WPA-PSK standard allows different
	encryption methods to be used. Select the desired
	option. Wireless Stations must use the same
	encryption method.

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3Com WBR-6000 WPA-PSK Wireless Security, Data - WPA-PSK Screen, Wpa-Psk, Authentication, Key Lifetime, Encryption

Contents

LevelOne NOne Wireless Broadband RouterWBR-6000 FCC Radiation Exposure Statement SafetyFCC WARNING CE Declaration of conformity CE Marking WarningPage Table of Contents Access Control This Chapter provides an overview of the Wireless 1.1 Wireless Broadband Router FeaturesInternet Access Features Broadband Routers features and capabilitiesAdvanced Internet Functions Wireless Features LAN FeaturesConfiguration & Management Security FeaturesWireless Broadband Router incorporates protection against DoS attacks 1.2 Package Contents WBR-6000 Cat.5 Cable Power Adapter Quick Installation Guide CD ManualOn - Wireless security is enabled This Chapter covers the physical installation of theWireless Broadband Router Off - Wireless security is disabledWPS Button 10/100BaseT LAN connections WAN port 10/100BaseT Reset Button Reset to Defaults Power portRear Panel Figure 2 Rear Panel2.2 Requirements Figure 3 Installation Diagram 2.3 Installation1. Choose an Installation Site 3. Connect ADSL Cable 4. Power Up2. Connect LAN Cables 5. Check the LEDs2.4 Default Setting IP Address 192.168.0.1 LAN3.1 Overview 3 SetupThis Chapter provides Setup details of the Wireless Broadband Router To Do thisAccess Control featuresFeatures Use any of the following AdministrationPreparation 3.2 Configuration ProgramUsing your Web Browser If you cant connect 3.3 Setup Wizard DSL Modems Common Connection TypesCable Modems TypeSingTel RAS Other Modems e.g. Broadband WirelessBig Pond Telstra, Australia TypeNavigation & Data Input 3.4 Home ScreenMain Menu Figure 4 Home ScreenPage Figure 5 LAN Screen 3.5 LAN ScreenData - LAN Screen TCP/IPWhat DHCP Does Using the Wireless Broadband Routers DHCP ServerDHCP DHCP ServerUsing another DHCP Server To Configure your PCs to use DHCP3.6 Wireless Screen Figure 6 Wireless ScreenRegion Data - Wireless ScreenIdentification StationConfigure Wireless SecuritySetting MAC Level Access ControlEnable EWC SettingWireless QoS InternetWi-Fi Protected Setup Wi-Fi Protected SetupFigure 7 Wi-Fi Protected Screen Data - WPS ScreenFigure 8 WEP 3.7 Wireless SecurityWEP Wireless Security Key Size Data - WEP ScreenWEP Data Encryption PassphraseData - WPA-PSK Screen WPA-PSK Wireless SecurityAuthentication Figure 9 WPA-PSKFigure 10 WPA2-PSK WPA2-PSK Wireless SecurityData - WPA2-PSK Screen WPA2-PSKFigure 11 WPAM-PSK WPAM-PSK Wireless SecurityData - WPAM-PSK Screen WPAM-PSKOld Password 3.8 Password ScreenFigure 12 Password Screen Enter the existing password in this fieldFigure 13 Password Dialog The User Name is always admin4.1 Overview 4 PC ConfigurationTCP/IP Settings - Overview 4.2 Windows ClientsThe DNS should be set to the address provided by your ISP 1. Select Control Panel - Network and Dial-up Connection Checking TCP/IP Settings - WindowsFigure 22 Network Configuration Win Figure 23 TCP/IP Properties Win Using DHCPUsing a fixed IP Address Use the following IP Address you of the IP Address they assigned to the Wireless Broadband Router 1. Select Control Panel - Network Connection Checking TCP/IP Settings - Windows XPFigure 24 Network Configuration Windows XP Using a fixed IP Address Use the following IP Address Figure 25 TCP/IP Properties Windows XPUsing DHCP Page 2. Select Set up or change your Internet Connection Internet Access1. Select Start Menu - Settings - Control Panel - Internet Options For WindowsAccessing AOL 4.3 Macintosh Clients Fixed IP Address 4.4 Linux Clients4.5 Other Unix Systems To act as a DHCP Client recommendedESSID 4.6 Wireless Station ConfigurationMode Note! The SSID is case sensitive4.7 Wireless Configuration on Windows XP Figure 26 Network Connections Windows XPIf Wireless Security is Disabled Figure 27 Wireless Networks Windows XPIf using WEP Data Encryption Figure 28 Insecure Wireless Network Windows XP To connectTo connect Figure 29 WEP Windows XPFigure 30 Advanced - Wireless Networks For Data Encryption, select WEP Figure 31 Wireless Network Properties - WEPConfigure this screen as follows Click OK to save and close this dialog Figure 32 Preferred NetworksClick OK to establish a connection to the Wireless Broadband Router If using WPA-PSK Data Encryption Figure 33 Wireless Networks Windows XPFigure 34 Advanced - Wireless Networks For Data Encryption, select TKIP Figure 35 Wireless Network Properties- WPA-PSKSet Network Authentication to WPA-PSK Configure this screen as followsIf the SSID is not listed Figure 36 Preferred NetworksFigure 37 Wireless Networks Windows XP 1. Click the Advanced button to see a screen like the example belowFigure 38 Unlisted Wireless Network 2. Click the Add button. You will see a screen like the example belowFigure 39 Add Wireless Network Figure 40 Preferred Networks 5 Status This Chapter details the status of the Wireless Broadband Routerin the Setup Wizard 5.1 StatusWAN MTU Internet IPAddress Network MaskButtons FirmwareVersion System DataFigure 42 PPPoE Status Screen 5.2 Connection Status - PPPoEData - PPPoE Screen PhysicalConnection Log PPPoE LinkStatus ConnectDescription Connection Log MessagesMessage Error Invalid or unknown packet type Figure 43 PPTP Status Screen 5.3 Connection Status - PPTPData - PPTP Screen ConnectionConnection Log ConnectionStatus ConnectionFigure 44 L2TP Status Screen 5.4 Connection Status - L2TPData - L2TP Screen ConnectionConnection Log ConnectionStatus ConnectionFigure 45 Telstra Big Pond Status Screen 5.5 Connection Status - Telstra Big PondData - Big Pond Screen ConnectionConnection StatusConnection Log ButtonsFigure 46 Connection Details - RAS 5.6 Connection Details - SingTel RASData - RAS Screen RAS PlanDNS IP DefaultGateway DHCP ClientData - Fixed/Dynamic IP address Screen 5.7 Connection Details - Other e.g. Fixed WirelessFigure 47 Connection Details - Other e.g. Fixed Wireless InternetMask DefaultNetwork Gateway6 Advanced Features 6.1 OverviewFigure 48 Internet Screen 6.2 InternetCommunication Applications Communication Applications Special ApplicationsSpecial Applications Screen Select anCheckbox Name Data - Special Applications ScreenFigure 49 Special Applications Screen Using a Special Application Incoming Ports Outgoing PortsMulti-DMZ Enable this DMZ Figure 50 Multi-DMZTo use this feature Select the PC to be the DMZ PC for traffic sent to this IP addressTo use this feature 6.3 Access ControlAccess Control Screen If required, you can also define your own ServicesUser Group Data - Access Control ScreenFigure 51 Access Control Screen Select GroupBlock selected Services - You can select Internet AccessBlock all Internet access - All traffic via the ServicesClear Log Services ScreenFigure 52 Access Control - Services RefreshAdd New Service Data - Services ScreenAvailable Services AvailableDDNS Services work as follows 6.4 Dynamic DNSDynamic DNS Screen Figure 53 DDNS ScreenPassword DDNS ServiceService Data - Dynamic DNS Screen6.5 URL Filter Current Filter Strings Data - URL Filter ScreenFigure 54 URL Filter Screen Filter6.6 User Groups Figure 55 User Groups ScreenData - User Groups Screen PCs not assigned to any group will be in the Default groupPCs deleted from any other Group will be added to the Default group Group6.7 Options Figure 56 Options ScreenConfiguration Backup DNSEnable UPnP access to beData - Schedule Screen Default Schedule6.8 Schedule Figure 57 Schedule ScreenWireless 6.9 Virtual ServersFigure 58 Virtual Servers Using Web ServerIP Address seen by Internet Users Virtual Servers ScreenServers Data - Virtual Servers ScreenFigure 59 Virtual Servers Screen PropertiesUpdate DefaultsDisable All Defining your own Virtual ServersDelete a Server Connecting to the Virtual ServersModify Edit a Server6.10 WAN Port Figure 60 WAN Port ScreenMTU Size Port SettingsData - WAN Port Screen Hostnameobtain from Specified IP AddressAutomatically Servedefault value None Direct connection LoginLogin Method Login UserAutomatic Connect/Disconnect Automatic Connect/Disconnect settingBehavior Manual Connect/DisconnectDiagnostics 7 Advanced AdministrationConfig File Remote AdminFigure 61 PC Database 7.2 PC DatabasePC Database Screen Generate Data - PC Database ScreenKnown PCs ReportAdvanced PC Database Figure 62 Advanced PC DatabasePC Properties Data - Advanced PC Database ScreenEdit DCHP Client - Reserved IP Address - SelectSelected PC Add as NewEntry Standard7.3 Config File Figure 63 Config File ScreenConfig Data - Config File ScreenBackup Restore7.4 Logs Figure 64 Logs ScreenData - Logs Screen Enable LogsAccess Control OutgoingEvery day, Every Monday ... - The log is E-Mail LogsSend Logs IncludeCheck the setting Server requires login to send mail Server requires Login to send mailIf your SMTP Server requires you to login in order to send mail 7.5 Diagnostics Figure 65 Network Diagnostics ScreenPing this IP Data - Network Diagnostics ScreenPing Ping Button7.6 QoS Figure 66 QoS ScreenCategory QoS SettingData - QoS Screen SummaryFigure 67 Remote Administration Screen 7.7 Remote AdministrationData - Remote Administration Screen Remote AdministrationTo connect from a remote PC via the Internet Routing Screen Open Routing and Remote Access7.8 Routing OverviewFigure 68 Routing Screen Using this ScreenStatic Routing Table Static Routing Enable RIPData - Routing Screen StaticDestination IP Configuring Other Routers on your LANLocal Router Gateway IP AddressFigure 69 Routing Example Static Routing - ExampleOther Routers on the Local LAN For the Broadband Routers Routing Table For Router As Default RouteFor Router Bs Default Route Entry 1 Segment7.9 Security Options Figure 70 Security ScreenData - Security Screen Enable DoSSettings DoS FirewallDrop Allow VPNPass through fragmentedFigure 71 Upgrade Firmware Screen 7.10 Upgrade FirmwareTo perform the Firmware Upgrade 8.1 Overview 8 TroubleshootingThis Chapter covers the most likely problems and their solutions 8.2 General Problems 8.3 Internet Access Problem 1 When I enter a URL or IP address I get a time out errorProblem 2 Wireless connection speed is very slow 8.4 Wireless AccessProblem 1 My PC cant locate the Wireless Access Point Wireless Broadband Router Wireless Channel Ad-hoc Mode 9 About Wireless LANs9.1 Modes Infrastructure Mode9.2 BSS/ESS 9.3 Channels 9.4 WEP AuthenticationPre-shared 9.5 WPA-PSKWPA PSK EncryptionMode 9.6 Wireless LAN ConfigurationWireless SSID10 Specifications 10.1 Multi-Function Wireless Broadband Router10.2 Wireless Interface

WPA-PSK Wireless Security

Figure 9: WPA-PSK

Data - WPA-PSK Screen

Authentication

WPA-PSK

Key Lifetime

Encryption