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Epson IWE3200-H manual B-3:Other Problems

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B-3: Other Problems

B-3: Other Problems

zI forget the IP address of the LAN interface of the IWE3200-H. What can I do to connect to it using a Web browser?

zMy IWE3200-H has been set to obtain an IP address automatically by DHCP. How can I know its acquired IP address so that I can manage it using a Web browser?

Wireless Gateway/AP Browser (WLBrwsr.exe) in the “Utilities” folder on the companion CD-ROM disc. This utility can discover nearby WLAN APs, wireless routers, or IWE3200-Hs and show their MAC addresses and IP addresses. In addition, it can launch the default Web browser on your computer.

NOTE:

On Windows 2000/XP, Wireless Gateway/AP Browse can only be run by a user with administrator privilege.

Fig. 122. Wireless Gateway/AP Browse.

zMy IWE3200-Hstops working and does not respond to Web management requests.

The firmware of the IWE3200-Hmay be stuck in an incorrect state.

Unplug the power connector from the power jack, and then re-plug the connector to restart the IWE3200-H.

Contact our technical support representatives to report this problem, If this happens after a failed firmware upgrade process, the firmware of the IWE3200-Hmay have been corrupted.

If the IWE3200-Hstill does not work after restarting, there may be hardware component failures in the IWE3200-H.

Contact our technical support representatives for repair.

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Epson IWE3200-H manual B-3:Other Problems

Contents

IWE3200-H HotSpot Gateway Version: Last Updated: 08/11/2006User’s Guide FCC Radiation Exposure Statement Safety R&TTE Compliance StatementEU Countries Intended for Use EU Countries Not Intended for UseTable of Contents 2.13.2. RADIUS 1. Introduction 1.1. Overview1.2. Features zIEEE 802.11b/g Compliant „Wireless OperationzInternet Connection Sharing zNetwork Security zFirmware Tools zManagementIn addition, it can also be configured to accept management commands only from specific hosts 1.4. Feature Comparison 1.3. LED DefinitionWired Advanced Wireless Advanced2. First-TimeInstallation and Configuration 2.1. Selecting a Power Supply Method2.2. Mounting the IWE3200-Hon a Wall 2.3. Preparing for Configuration 2.4. Configuring the IWE3200-H 2.4.1. Entering the User Name and PasswordFig. 8. The Home Page Fig. 9. Operational modesPage 2.4.3.3. Router with a Static-IPDSL/Cable Connection 2.4.4. SETUP WIZARD Step 3: DHCP Server Settings 2.4.6. Configuring User Authentication Settings 2.4.6.1. Web Redirection2.4.6.2. Local Authentication Sever To setup the Local Authentication methodFig. 20. Ticket Setting To setup the mini-POSTicket Printer 2.4.6.3. How to Setup the mini-POSTicket PrinterThe usage of control keypad 2.4.7. Configuring RADIUS Settings 2.4.6.4. IEEE2.5. Deploying the IWE3200-H 2.6.1. Configuring IEEE 802.11-RelatedSettings 2.6. Setting up Client ComputersTo establish a wireless link to an AP 2.6.2. Configuring TCP/IP-RelatedSettings Fig. 28. User name and password for authentication 2.8. Using Web-BasedNetwork Management 2.8.1. Menu StructurezTCP/IP. TCP/IP-relatedsettings 2.8.3. Home and Refresh Commands 2.8.2. Save, Save & Restart, and Cancel CommandsIWE3200-H 2.9.2. Authenticated Users 2.9.1. Associated Wireless Clients2.9. Seeing Status 2.9.3. Account Table 2.9.4. Session List2.10. System 2.10.1. Specifying Operational Mode2.9.5. Managed LAN Devices Fig. 43. Operational modes 2.10.2. Changing Password 2.10.3. Managing FirmwareTo upgrade firmware of the access Router by HTTP 2.10.3.1. Upgrading Firmware by HTTP2.10.3.3.Upgrading Firmware by TFTP To upgrade firmware of the access Router by TFTP To restore configuration of the IWE3200-Hby TFTP 2.10.4. Setting Time Zone 2.11. Configuring TCP/IP Related Settings2.11.1. Address 2.11.1.1.Router with a PPPoE-BasedDSL/Cable Con- nection Page 2.11.2. DNS 2.11.2.1. DNS Proxy2.11.3.NAT 2.11.2.2. Static DNS Mappings2.11.3.1.Basic To give an internal server a domain name2.11.4. DHCP Server To expose “preset” internal servers2.11.3.2. Virtual Server Mappings 2.11.4.1. Functionality2.11.4.2. Basic 2.11.4.3. Static DHCP Mappings2.11.5. Load Balancing 2.11.6. Zero Client Reconfiguration 2.12. Configuring Wireless Settings2.12.1. Communication 2.12.1.2. Wireless Distribution System To enable a WDS link 2.12.2. Security 2.12.2.1. BasicThere are up to 7 security modes 2.Set the Access control type to exclusive 2.12.2.2. MAC-Address-BasedAccess Control2.Set the Access control type to inclusive To download a MAC ACL file from a TFTP server To delete an entry in the access control table3.Click Download 2.13.1. Web Redirection 2.13.1.1. Basic 2.13.1.2. Unrestricted Clients To specify a uncontrolled computer by MAC address 2.13.1.3.Walled GardenTo add a link to the walled garden 2.13.2. RADIUS 2.13.2.1. Basic 2.13.2.2. Robustness2.13.3. Authentication Session Control 2.13.4. Authentication Page CustomizationTo specify an advertisement link 2.14. DDNS 2.15.1.Filters and Firewall 2.15. Configuring Advanced SettingsTo set a rule for packet filtering 2.15.1.3. Firewall 2.15.1.2. VLAN2.15.1.4. URL Filters 2.15.2.Management 2.15.2.1.Basic2.15.2.2.UPnP To block HTTP traffic to an unwelcome Web site2.15.2.3. System Log 2.15.2.4. SNMP 2.15.3. LAN Device ManagementTo specify a trap target To specify a LAN device to manage A-1:Default Settings Appendix ASetting Name Default ValueA-2:LED Definitions A-3:Rear PanelAuthentication DNS ProxyAppendix B: Troubleshooting B-1:TCP/IP Settings ProblemsSolve the following problems in order zCannot access the Internet B-2:Wireless Settings ProblemsIWE3200-H B-3:Other Problems Appendix C: Technical Specifications C-1: IWE3200-HTransmission output Power StandardsConfiguration and Management Power SupplyDimensions without antenna WeightC-2: IWE500-INJPower Injector Input Power RequirementsPower over LAN output Specification Safety ApprovalC-3: IWE810-POS mini-POSTicket Printer