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Intellinet Network Solutions 501705 manual Reset Button Power Button Power Jack - DC, WAN Port

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WAN port MDI/MDIX switch Four LAN ports: 10/100 Mbps Two USB 2.0 port

Reset Button

Power Button

Power Jack - DC 12V

LEDs: Link/Activity LEDs for Each Ethernet Port, Power LED, HD (Hard Disk) LED, HB (Heart-Beat) & Packet Transmit/Receive LEDs

WAN Port

The WAN port is used to connect to an ADSL/Cable modem for linking to the Internet.

WAN MDI/MDIX Switch

The WAN MDI/MDIX switch is used to adjust the cable connection of the WAN port. If the port is connected to hub, you should move the switch to the “hub” side; if the port is connected to PC like machine, you should move the switch to the “PC” side. As for the four LAN ports, there is no need to add additional switches for each cable connection. This is because the LAN ports support auto MDI/MDIX.

LAN Ports

The LAN ports are used to connect to a PC, server, hub, switch or other network devices on the intranet.

Reset Button

If you forget your password and/or IP settings, you will not be able to access the SA. You can use the Reset Button to restore the factory settings. To

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Contents

Connection Sharing Product SpecificationsIntroduction Virtual Private NetworkPPP Authentication Benefits and Key FeaturesServices Power ManagementDynamic DNS Easy InstallationNetwork Attached Storage FirewallPersonal Web Server Power DownUSB Print Server Personal POP E-mail ServerHard Disk Standby Physical Parts and Panel of the Smart ServerOne WAN port 10/100 Mbps Figure 3.2aWAN MDI/MDIX Switch WAN port MDI/MDIX switch Four LAN ports 10/100 Mbps Two USB 2.0 portReset Button Power Button Power Jack - DC Reset ButtonStatus Package ContentsPower Button Meaningz Smart Server z Power Adapter and Power Cord z Ethernet cable z User Manual CD z Quick Installation GuideINTELLINET NETWORK SOLUTIONS Quick Installation Hardware InstallationCheck Your PC First Figure 2.2aFigure 2.2b ` INTELLINET NETWORK SOLUTIONSFigure 2.3a Connect to the Web-Based ManagerFigure 2.2c Figure 2.3aWeb-Based Manager - Basic Settings Figure 2.3bINTELLINET NETWORK SOLUTIONS Figure 2.4a Internal Network Interface Figure 2.4bExample 1 Fixed IP Address Settings Domain Name ServerExternal Network Interface 1. Select the Fixed IP Address radio button Example 2 DHCP Client / Cable ModemINTELLINET NETWORK SOLUTIONS 2. Enter the Public IP address 3. Enter the External GatewayExample 3 ADSL Connection Example 4 ADSL/PPTP Client Setting 2. In ADSL/PPPoE Setting Enter the User Name and Password1. Select ADSL/PPTP radio button Configuration Hierarchy Overview of Configuration Menu Network Settings DHCP Server„ To Enable the DHCP Server If you do not have a DHCP server on your network„ To Disable the DHCP Server IP AliasIf you already have a DHCP server on your network Multiple NAT Route Settings DDNS 4. Log into your account by providing a username and password Internet. DDNS provides a simple, and in most cases free, solutionHow to setup a DynDNS DDNS account 5. Select ‘Services’ from the top menuFirewall Settings Virtual Server Settings URL Filter Setup IP Filter Setup VPN Settings Denial of ServicePPTP Settings System Management Administrator Settings Event Report Settings 10. Click the apply buttonFirmware Update Time Settings SNMP System Reports System Information System Log URL Log User Management DHCP Lease ReportUsers Groups NAS Management HD Initialization WizardClick Next to continue USB HD Information Advanced Settings File Sharing USB Storage Sharing FTP Server Personal Web Server Getting startedUploading your web pages Accessing the website Web page designImportant Note Sending and receiving e-mail E-mail ServerE-mail names Getting startedWindows USB Printer Server Enter a valid user name and password when prompted You will now see the printer port next to the shares for the deviceAppendix A PPTP VPN W2K and XP onlyPinging Searching the Network for the NAS Network PlacesSearch Now