Routing

The router supports both static routing for manual routing table entry addition, and dynamic routing for automatic routing table update.

!Internet sharing so there is no need to configure any further routing information.

Improper routing settings might cause improper functioning.NOTE: The default settings of the router allow broadband

The following diagram illustrates a wireless LAN having subnet 192.168.168.0 in which a router (X) with IP address 192.168.168.1 functions as Internet access point while a router (Y) with IP address 195.165.150.2 connects to a remote office, of subnet 195.165.150.0.

In this scenario, if client A wants to communicate with the remote client D, when the router (X) sees the packets with the destination IP address of D, it will search for and send the routing table information to the router (Y) to route the packets to the specified destination.

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18A specifications

Compex Technologies has made significant strides in the world of wireless communication with its innovative 18A model, a device that integrates advanced technologies and user-centric features to meet the demands of modern connectivity. The 18A is designed for flexibility and scalability, making it suitable for various applications ranging from enterprise networks to residential needs.

One of the standout features of the Compex Technologies 18A is its dual-band capabilities, operating efficiently on both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequency bands. This allows for increased performance and reduced interference, enabling users to enjoy a seamless internet experience. The device employs the latest Wi-Fi 6 technology, which enhances speed, capacity, and efficiency, facilitating up to four times greater capacity compared to previous generations.

Moreover, the Compex 18A supports MU-MIMO (Multi-User Multiple Input Multiple Output) technology. This feature allows multiple devices to connect and communicate with the access point simultaneously, significantly improving the overall user experience in environments with many connected devices. High-density areas, such as offices or public venues, benefit immensely from this capability, as it minimizes latency and ensures smooth data transmission.

Another noteworthy characteristic of the Compex 18A is its robust security features. It incorporates advanced encryption protocols and customizable access settings, giving users peace of mind about their data privacy. The device supports both WPA3 and traditional WPA2 security standards, ensuring protection against potential threats.

The device's design also reflects Compex Technologies' commitment to user-friendliness. With an intuitive web interface, users can easily manage network settings and monitor performance metrics. The LED indicators provide real-time feedback on connectivity status and signal strength, making troubleshooting straightforward.

In summary, the Compex Technologies 18A stands out for its cutting-edge features, including dual-band support, Wi-Fi 6 technology, MU-MIMO capabilities, and strong security protocols. Ideal for both home and enterprise use, the 18A ensures optimal performance, reliability, and a user-friendly experience. This combination of technologies makes it a compelling solution for anyone looking to enhance their wireless connectivity.

Contents

Page FCC Notice FCC Compliance Statement Compex, Inc Iii About This Document Introduction Enabling and Disabling Router Security Configuration Appendix B Troubleshooting Introducing the Router Introduction Getting to know your Router Key features WMM WPA Wi-Fi Protected Access Standard & 802.1x Authentication Security Features Static IP, Dynamic IP, PPPoE, PPTP, and L2TP WAN types Additional Features When to use which router Panel Views Page Steady This LED is reserved for diagnostic purposesPanel Description Green Connection Electrical supply and connect the power plug Interface Reserved for future updateIf using power adapter to supply power to Unit, attach the power adapter to the main Button Reset Push Button These two antennas Must not be swapped Hardware SetupPage Overview of alternatives Accessing the Web interfaceHow to uConfig to the Web Interface exclusive Installing uConfig Ensure that the router is selected under the Products List Running uConfig Browsing to the web interface How to Browse to the Web Interface Setting Up a Wlan Operation Modes Page Point-to-Point Point-to-MultiPoint Communications with the AP Transparent Client ModeConnectivity with RootAP-supported Click on Wlan Setupa/b/g from the Configuration menu To Set Up a Wireless LANWlan Setup a/b/g Wlan name Essid Operation Mode 802.11b only Wireless mode802.11a not supported by Wlan Setup for b/g Ssid when Closed system is enabled RootAP Step Point-to-Point & Point-to-MultiPoint Setup RootAP Step Transparent Client Step Enter the Remote AP MAC WEP How to Make Your Wlan More Secure WPA2 Personal Selecting a security mode How to Setup WEP Page Page 802.1x How to Setup Tkip AES Auto WPA Enterprise Tkip AES Auto WPA Personal G from the Configuration menu Advanced Wlan SettingsEditing Advanced Settings Page Antenna Control Antenna Control Click Long Distance Parameters Long Distance ParametersEditing Long Distance Parameters Page WMM Multimedia WMM Setting WMMClick WMM Settings AIFs Arbitrary Inter Frame Space WMM Parameters for advanced users Select Statistics Click on Wlan Setup a/b/g from the Configuration menuStatistics Statistics Virtual AP Multiple Ssid Select Virtual AP Virtual AP Select Preferred APs Preferred APs Only available in Client ModePreferred APs Select Antenna Alignment Antenna AlignmentAntenna Alignment Setting Up the Router in Your LAN Configuration If your network uses multiple gateways / access points It is preset toIt is preset as Router if this access point is the one connecting to Amend the relevant fields in the LAN Setup LAN SetupClick LAN Setup from the Configuration menu Hardware Address MAC of the Dhcp client To view the active Dhcp leasesAdvanced Dhcp Server Options Click Show Active Dhcp leases Advanced Dhcp Server Options Click Dhcp Server Reservations Advanced Dhcp OptionsPage Click Bandwidth Control from Configuration menuBandwidth Control for WAN Bandwidth Control for WAN Bandwidth Control for LAN Bandwidth Control for LANPage Click STP Setup from the Configuration menu STP Setup Priority Click Snmp Setup from the System Tools menu Snmp Setup Enter the Trap Destination IP Address or Name Click Snmp Setup from the Configuration menuSnmp Trap Enabling and Disabling Router Setting Up RouterEnable Router Click WAN Setup from the Configuration menu Setting Up Access PointDisable Router Broadband Internet Router Setup Changing the WAN Type Select Static IP Address from Select WAN At the Static IP WAN Setup Select Dynamic IP Address as WAN Type At Dynamic IP WAN Setup It will only reconnect when a LAN client makes an Internet This refers to your broadband account passwordIf enabled, the router will automatically connect to This field is relevant only if On-Demandis enabled Type menu At the PPPoE WAN SetupSelect PPP over Ethernet from the Select WAN Enter Network Mask Type L2TP Click Email Notification After applying WAN PPPoE Setup, WAN Pptp Setup, or L2TPPage Click NAT from the Configuration menu Using NATPage Private IP Address field enter DMZPage Click Port Forwarding Port Forwarding Enter the Private IP Address Page Application Click IP Forwarding Ensure NAT Status is set to enable At Advanced NAT OptionsIP Forwarding Page Routing Enter the Gateway IP Address Click Routing from the Configuration menuStatic Routing Route GUI Telnet/SSH Setup Device Access Management menu Click Telnet/SSH Setup from Telnet CLI SSH CLI Secure Shell Host Command Line Interface Page Click User Management from User Management Make selection from the Device Access Management menu Web Management SetupPage Remote Management Remote Management Universal Plug and Play UPnP Select the appropriate UPnP Status Click UPnP Configuration from the Configuration menuUniversal Plug and Play UPnP is disabled by default UPnP 100 Parallel Broadband Exclusive 101 Click Parallel Broadband from the Configuration menuParallel Broadband is disabled by default Parallel Broadband 102 Static Address Translation 103 DNS Redirection Click DNS Redirection from the Home User Features menuSet DNS Redirection status to enable DNS Redirection On Enable/Disable Dynamic DNS Dynamic DNS SetupDynamic DNS Setup Click Dynamic DNS Setup from the Configuration menu Register Now 106Choice Provider Name 107 108 Select Backup Mail Exchanger to enable this service 109 To select DtDNS as Ddns Service Provider 110 Security Configuration 111 Firewall ConfigurationFirewall Configuration 112 113 Check TTL 114 Similarly, determine the Destination IP Address 115 Enter TTL value 116Similarly, determine the Destination Port 117 Click Firewall Logs from the Security Configuration menuFirewall Logs Firewall Logs 118 Packet Filtering Clicking Change select Packet Filter Type Click Packet Filtering from the Security Configuration menuPacket Filtering 119 Any day 120 Any time Filtering Configuration table updates121 122 Click URL Filtering from the Security Configuration menuURL Filtering URL Filtering 123 124 Click Multicast from the Security Configuration menuMulticast Filtering Multicast Filtering 125 Using the System Tools MenuWeb Interface Utilities Ping Utility 126 127 Enter System Location System Identity128 Click System Identity from the System Tools menu 129 System Clock SetupClick System Clock Setup from the System Tools menu 130 Firmware UpgradeClick Firmware Upgrade from the System Tools menu 131 Save or Reset SettingsClick Backup or Reset Settings from the System Tools menu 132 Restore the Machine’s configuration path and file nameClick Clear and Reset 133 Reboot SystemClick Reboot AP from the System Tools menu 134 Change PasswordClick Change Password from the System Tools menu Enter the new password in New Password and Confirm Password Click Logout from the System Tools menu Logout135 Click Get Technical Support from the Help menu Using the Help MenuGet Technical Support 136 Click About System from the Help menu About System137 138 Printer Server SetupAdding a Shared Printer Via LPR in Windows XP For NP18 1A, 2B Check the radio button next to Create a new port Automatically detect and install my Plug and Play printer139 Standard TCP/IP Port Monitor window 140 141 142 143 144 Adding a Shared Printer Via LPR in Windows Check the radio button next to the Create a new port 145 146 147 148 149 Double-clickAdd Printer Adding a Shared Printer Via LPR in Windows 98/ME150 Status of Printer Server Add Printer Wizard shown on the left appears 151 152 153 Then the Acits LPR Remote Printing screen pops up 154 155 156 Removing the Shared Printer from the Router 157 To enable FTP ServerTo enable Windows File Server USB Storage Disk Sharing 158 159 This screen will display the list of FTP user accounts 160 161 162 163 164 Accessing Your USB Hard Disk Via FTP Server Computers Accessing Your USB Hard Disk Via Windows File Server165 Map Network Drive… Using Windows File Server to Map to Network Drive166 167 168 Webcam Setup and View 169 Configuring the Webcam Setup 170 171 Under the Home User Features command menu, click on Webcam Left/Up/Center/Down/Right Button Viewing the Webcam172 Capture Button Click on Control Panel Appendix a Configuring your PC for network AccessAdding TCP/IP protocol in Windows 98/98SE/ME/2000 173 174 Click on Control Panel Double-click on the Network icon Configuring Dynamic IP address allocationDynamic IP address allocation in Windows 98/98SE/ME/2000 175 176 Enable the Obtain an IP address automatically radio button 177 Configuring Static IP address allocationStatic IP address allocation in Windows 98/98SE/ME/2000 178 Enable the Specify an IP address radio button Network Connection Configuring Wireless Network Settings for Windows XPMicrosoft Windows XP 179 180 Appendix B TroubleshootingSolutions to Common Problems 181 Am unable to surf the Internet 182 For Netscape 4.7 or later versions 183 184 Appendix C CLI Commands 185 186 187 188 189 Appendix D Glossary of TermsList of commonly used terms Dsss 190 Ieee 191 Pptp 192 WEP Wlan 193 194 Appendix E Technical Specifications 195 Physical and Environment

Compex Technologies 18A manual Routing

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18A specifications