Ecran Login Connexion | Cisco Systems WAG54GS (EU) instruction

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Figure 6-1 : Ecran Login (Connexion)	33
Figure 6-2 : Basic Setup (Configuration de base)	33
Figure 6-3 : RFC 1483 Bridged - Dynamic IP (RFC 1483 Bridged - Adresse IP dynamique)	35
Figure 6-4 : RFC 1483 Bridged - Static IP (RFC 1483 Bridged - Adresse IP statique)	35
Figure 6-5 : RFC 1483 Routed	36
Figure 6-6 : IPoA	36
Figure 6-7 : RFC 2516 PPPoE	37
Figure 6-8 : RFC 2364 PPPoA	37
Figure 6-9 : Bridged Mode Only (Bridged Mode uniquement)	38
Figure 6-10 : Optional Settings (Paramètres facultatifs)	38
Figure 6-11 : DDNS - DynDNS.org	40
Figure 6-12 : DDNS - TZO.com	40
Figure 6-13 : Advanced Routing (Routage avancé)	41
Figure 6-14 : Routing Table (Table de routage)	42
Figure 6-15 : Basic Wireless Settings (Paramètres sans fil de base)	43
Figure 6-16 : Wireless Security - WPA-Personal (Sécurité sans fil - WPA-Personal)	44
Figure 6-17 : Wireless Security - WPA2-Personal (Sécurité sans fil - WPA2-Personal)	44
Figure 6-18 : Wireless Security - WPA2-Mixed (Sécurité sans fil - WPA2-Mixed)	45
Figure 6-19 : Wireless Security - WEP (Sécurité sans fil - WEP)	45
Figure 6-20 : Wireless Access (Accès sans fil).	46
Figure 6-21 : MAC Address Filter List (Liste de filtrage des adresses MAC)	46
Figure 6-22 : Wireless Client MAC List (Liste MAC des clients sans fil)	46
Figure 6-23 : Advanced Wireless Settings (Paramètres sans fil avancés)	47
Figure 6-24 : Firewall (Pare-feu)	48
Figure 6-25 : VPN Passthrough (Intercommunication VPN)	49
Figure 6-26 : Internet Access Policy (Stratégie d'accès à Internet).	50
Figure 6-27 : Internet Policy Summary (Récapitulatif de la stratégie Internet)	50
Figure 6-28 : List of PCs (Liste des ordinateurs)	51
Figure 6-29 : Single Port Forwarding (Transfert de connexion unique)	52
Figure 6-30 : Port Range Forwarding (Transfert de connexions)	53
Figure 6-31 : Port Triggering (Déclenchement de connexion)	54
Figure 6-32 : DMZ	55
Figure 6-33 : QS	56
Figure 6-34 : Management (Gestion)	58

WAG54GS (EU) specifications

The Cisco Systems WAG54GS (EU) is a versatile and robust integrated broadband gateway designed to meet the growing demands of home and small office environments. This device combines both routing and DSL modem functionalities, allowing users to connect multiple devices to the internet seamlessly. Its compact design and user-friendly interface make it an ideal solution for users seeking a reliable internet connection with minimal setup.

One of the standout features of the WAG54GS is its dual-band wireless capabilities, allowing it to operate on both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequency bands. This flexibility provides users with the option to connect a variety of wireless devices while minimizing interference from other electronic devices. The router complies with the 802.11g wireless standard, offering speeds of up to 54 Mbps, making it suitable for tasks such as web browsing, file sharing, and streaming media.

The WAG54GS also features a built-in 4-port Ethernet switch, enabling users to connect wired devices directly for a more stable and consistent internet connection. This is particularly useful for bandwidth-intensive applications where a wired connection is preferred. In addition, the device supports Quality of Service (QoS) settings, allowing users to prioritize traffic for certain applications, ensuring smooth performance for voice and video calls.

Security is a significant consideration in the design of the WAG54GS, with several features to protect the network from unauthorized access. It incorporates WPA and WPA2 encryption protocols, ensuring data is transmitted securely over the wireless network. Additionally, the built-in firewall protects against external threats, while the ability to create a demilitarized zone (DMZ) allows users to isolate certain devices for additional security.

The setup process for the WAG54GS is straightforward, thanks to its web-based interface, enabling users to configure settings easily. The device also includes a wizard that guides users through the initial configuration process, making it accessible even for those who may not be tech-savvy.

In conclusion, the Cisco Systems WAG54GS (EU) is an ideal choice for users seeking a reliable and easy-to-use broadband gateway. Its combination of wireless and wired connectivity, robust security features, and user-friendly setup make it a solid investment for enhanced internet access in home and small office setups.

Cisco Systems WAG54GS (EU) manual Ecran Login Connexion

Models: WAG54GS (EU)

Figure 6-1 : Ecran Login (Connexion)

Figure 6-2 : Basic Setup (Configuration de base)

Figure 6-3 : RFC 1483 Bridged - Dynamic IP (RFC 1483 Bridged - Adresse IP dynamique)

Figure 6-4 : RFC 1483 Bridged - Static IP (RFC 1483 Bridged - Adresse IP statique)

Figure 6-5 : RFC 1483 Routed

Figure 6-6 : IPoA

Figure 6-7 : RFC 2516 PPPoE

Figure 6-8 : RFC 2364 PPPoA

Figure 6-9 : Bridged Mode Only (Bridged Mode uniquement)

Figure 6-10 : Optional Settings (Paramètres facultatifs)

Figure 6-11 : DDNS - DynDNS.org

Figure 6-12 : DDNS - TZO.com

Figure 6-13 : Advanced Routing (Routage avancé)

Figure 6-14 : Routing Table (Table de routage)

Figure 6-15 : Basic Wireless Settings (Paramètres sans fil de base)

Figure 6-16 : Wireless Security - WPA-Personal (Sécurité sans fil - WPA-Personal)

Figure 6-17 : Wireless Security - WPA2-Personal (Sécurité sans fil - WPA2-Personal)

Figure 6-18 : Wireless Security - WPA2-Mixed (Sécurité sans fil - WPA2-Mixed)

Figure 6-19 : Wireless Security - WEP (Sécurité sans fil - WEP)

Figure 6-20 : Wireless Access (Accès sans fil).

Figure 6-21 : MAC Address Filter List (Liste de filtrage des adresses MAC)

Figure 6-22 : Wireless Client MAC List (Liste MAC des clients sans fil)

Figure 6-23 : Advanced Wireless Settings (Paramètres sans fil avancés)

Figure 6-24 : Firewall (Pare-feu)

Figure 6-25 : VPN Passthrough (Intercommunication VPN)

Figure 6-26 : Internet Access Policy (Stratégie d'accès à Internet).

Figure 6-27 : Internet Policy Summary (Récapitulatif de la stratégie Internet)

Figure 6-28 : List of PCs (Liste des ordinateurs)

Figure 6-29 : Single Port Forwarding (Transfert de connexion unique)

Figure 6-30 : Port Range Forwarding (Transfert de connexions)

Figure 6-31 : Port Triggering (Déclenchement de connexion)

Figure 6-32 : DMZ

Figure 6-33 : QS

Figure 6-34 : Management (Gestion)

WAG54GS (EU) specifications