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Model RF802EW Wireless Router/Access Point, User Guide
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Troubleshooting
Specs
Install
Appendix C - Cabling Diagrams
Password
Login
Warranty
WINIPCFG and IPCONFIG
Common Problems
Reset
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Contents
User Guide
Model RF802EW Wireless Router/Access Point
Record of Revisions
User Guide
Wireless Router/Access Point
PATENTS
Chapter 3 - Software Installation and Configuration
Chapter 2 - Hardware Installation
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 5 - RouteFinder Manager
Chapter 9 - Troubleshooting
Chapter 8 LAN-to-LAN Settings
Chapter 10 - Service, Warranty
and Technical Support
Index
WINIPCFG and IPCONFIG
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Introduction
The RouteFinder RF802EW
Reset
Power 5VDC
Front Panel
Back Panel
Connecting a Local Site to the Internet
Connecting a Remote Site via Cable Modem
Typical Applications
Kernal
Wireless
Specifications
Access Point
Power Output
Chapter 2 - Hardware Installation
Safety
Hardware Installation
Chapter 2 - Hardware Installation
Unpacking the RF802EW
Cabling the RouteFinder RF802EW
Cabling
Chapter 3 - Software Installation and Configuration
Software Installation
Software Installation and Configuration
Chapter 3 - Software Installation and Configuration
RouteFinder Setup Wizard
2. Click Install Software
Using RouteFinder Setup Wizard
Device IP Address Device MAC Address Device Firmware Version
6. The Setup Wizard Device IP Address dialog box displays
8. The Wireless Settings dialog box displays
Chapter 3 - Software Installation and Configuration
Password
Remote Access
Password Verification
Use Local Client List
Use RADIUS Server
RADIUS Access Server IP Address
RADIUS Accounting Server IP Address
Secret
12. The Setup Wizard DNS IP Address dialog box displays
IP Routing NAT Enabled and IP Routing NAT Disabled
Telephone Number
14. The Setup Wizard Modem Setting dialog box re-displays
11. The Setup Wizard Modem Settings dialog box displays
Select your modem and baudrate as described on the following pages
Testing your Connection
Chapter 4 - Telnet
Chapter 4 - Telnet
Using Telnet to Configure your RouteFinder
WAN Ethernet Settings
Router Password
Internet Access
LAN -to- LAN Access
Idle Timeout
Async Port Settings
Login script
Edit login script
Remote Access Port Settings IP Assigned Method
Remote Access
Authentication Method
Chapter 4 - Telnet Assign Remote IP
Load Default Settings
Client Filter Settings
RADIUS Access Server IP
Router DNS IP Address
Type any key to return to the main menu
Diagnostic
Chapter 5 - RouteFinder Manager
Chapter 5 - RouteFinder Manager
RouteFinder Manager
General Settings
WAN Ethernet Segment
2. Click PPP Settings
Async Port
LAN Ethernet Segment
Tel Number
IP Routing NAT Enabled
External Port IP
Assign Remote Site an IP Address
3. The Remote Connection Authentication dialog box displays
2. Click Remote Authentication Settings
Callback Settings
Allow Remote Dial-In
Use Local Setting
Remote Connection Authentication Settings
Client Information
No Callback
Assign a specific IP address for this user
Use Radius Authentication
Secret Confirmed Re-enter your Shared Secret
Remote Client Authentication
Remote Access Settings
IP Assigned Method for Remote Clients
Assign an IP Address Automatically
Enable IP Mapping - Virtual Server
Baudrate
Port Settings
Writing a login script for IP Routing
Edit Login Script for Remote Access
1. From the Port Settings, click Edit Login Script
Send and SH
Meaning of Each Login Script Command
# Login Script
Login Script
Example 3 Script for Unreliable ISP 2nd ISP backup
Dial-up/Hang-up Settings
Modem String Settings
Chapter 5 - RouteFinder Manager Individual Port Options
LAN DHCP Server
Dial-up Retry Options
DNS IP Address
IP Address Mapping Reservation
Chapter 5 - RouteFinder Manager IP Address Pool
Static Routing
Routing Settings
Delete
Routing Table
What is the purpose of the routing table?
PC 1 WAN Ethernet RF802EW-1 LAN Ethernet WAN Ethernet RF802EW-2
LAN Ethernet PC 2
TCP/IP Service Port
Filter Settings
Packets Defined by TCP/IP
IP Address
2. Click Client Filter Settings
Enable Client Filter Settings
Packets defined by User
2. In the Packets defined by User list, select From LAN or From WAN
5. Enter the TCP/UDP Port Number and click Add
Remote Clients Applies to Remote Access Ports
6. Click Privileged Clients
LAN Local Client List
Encryption WEP
Wireless Settings
Device Password
Device Name and Password
Refresh Device List
Device Name
Load Settings
Save Settings to File
To save your settings to a file
To Upgrade your firmware
Upgrade Firmware
1. From the main Manager dialog box, click General Diagnostic
General Diagnostic
3. Record the information if necessary and click OK to exit
Chapter 6 - RouteFinder Monitor
Test Connection
RouteFinder Monitor
Running RouteFinder Monitor
Chapter 6 - RouteFinder Monitor
Save to File
Terminate Connection
3. Select Disconnect Port 1 or Disconnect Port
4. Click Terminate Connection
Save Now
IP Address/Name
Autosave
Overwrite database file
TCP/IP Tab
Event Messages
Power-On-Time
Device Power Turned On
Time Tab
Total Connection Time
Status Tab
Async Port Modem Power
WAN Ethernet
Modem Ready
Name
Statistics Tab
Tx Bytes
Rx Bytes
Chapter 7 - LAN Client Settings
Setting up Remote Access Clients
LAN Client Settings
Accessing a Windows NT Server
Chapter 7 - LAN Client Settings
Adding the dial-up adapter NT Server Connection
Windows 95/98 1. Click Start Settings Control Panel
Win95
Win98
Windows NT
Adding TCP/IP NT Server Connection
Windows 95/98/NT
WinNT
Windows 95/98
Adding Client for Microsoft Networks NT Server Connection
Set Your Primary Network Logon NT Server Connection
Set up Properties of Components NT Server Connection
Dial-up Adapter Windows 95/98
Identification Windows 95/98
Chapter 7 - LAN Client Settings Network Client Windows 95/98
2. Select Share-Level access control
Chapter 7 - LAN Client Settings Access Windows 95/98
Make Your New Connection NT Server Connection
Set Dial-up type NT Server Connection
Dial in to your network NT Server Connection
Accessing a Novell Server
Adding the dial-up adapter Novell Server Connection
3. Click Add. The Select Network Component Type dialog box opens
Adding IPX/SPX Novell Server Connection
Adding Client for NetWare Networks Novell Server Connection
Set Up Properties of Components Novell Server Connection
Network Client Windows 95/98
Set Your Primary Network Logon Windows 95/98
Chapter 7 - LAN Client Settings 7. Click Properties
Make Your New Connection Novell Server Connection
Set Your Access Control Novell Server Connection
Set Dial-up type Novell Server Connection
Dial in to your network Novell Server Connection
Windows 95/98/NT 1. Click Start Settings Control Panel
Accessing a Windows NT Server and a Novell NetWare Server
Adding the dial-up adapter Novell/NT Server Connection
Adding TCP/IP Novell/NT Server Connection
Adding Client for Microsoft Networks Novell/NT Server Connection
Adding IPX/SPX Novell/NT Server Connection
Set Your Primary Network Logon Novell/NT Server Connection
Adding Client for NetWare Networks Novell/NT Server Connection
Set Up Properties of Components Novell/NT Server Connection
2. Click Properties
Network Protocol Windows 95/98
2. Select the Share-Level access control option
Set Your Access Control
Make Your New Connection NT/Novell Server Connection
Set Dial-up type NT/Novell Server Connection
Accessing a Unix Server
Dial in to your network NT/Novell Server Connection
Adding the dial-up adapter Unix Server Connection
3. Click Add. The Select Network Component Type dialog box opens
Adding TCP/IP Unix Server Connection
Set Up Properties of Components Unix Server Connection
Set Dial-up type Unix Server Connection
Make Your New Connection Unix Server Connection
Dial in to your network Unix Server Connection
2. Double-click the Network and Dial-up Connections folder
Make New Connection Windows 2000 only
3. Double-click Make New Connection
Chapter 8 LAN-to-LAN Settings
Setting up LAN-to-LAN Routing
LAN-to-LAN Settings
Using the Find Computer command
Setting up a Windows machine to share files
Using LMHosts
Chapter 9 - Troubleshooting
Common Problems
Troubleshooting
Chapter 9 - Troubleshooting
Problem #1
Problem #4
Chapter 9 - Troubleshooting Problem #3
Create a backup of the file c\windows\system\oleaut32.dll
Problem #5
After installing my RF802EW, my modem connection seems to be slower
Problem #8
Problem #9
Problem #10
Chapter 10 - Service, Warranty and Technical Support
Chapter 10 - Service, Warranty and Technical Support
Limited Warranty
Addendum for North American Products
Addendum for International Products
Out of Warranty Repair Costs
IMPORTANT - READ BEFORE OPENING THE SOFTWARE PACKAGE
Software User License Agreement
SINGLE-USER SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT
MULTI-TECH SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT
This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of Minnesota
Using email
Online Warranty Registration
Technical Support
Contacting Technical Support
About the Internet
Ordering Accessories
Email info@thesupplynet.com
Appendixes
Class B Statement FCC Part
Appendix A - Regulatory Compliance Information
Industry Canada
Appendixes
Appendix B - Tools for your RF802EW
WINIPCFG and IPCONFIG
RouteFinder Monitor
PING
TRACERT
Pin Circuit Signal Name
Appendix C - Cabling Diagrams
WAN/LAN Cables
Serial Cable
Glossary
Glossary
D DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
B Baudrate
DNS DomainNameSystem
Glossary IP Addresses
ISP Internet Service Provider
ISDN TA
L LAN Local Area Network
P Packet
NetworkAddress
Port Number
Protocol
U UDP User Datagram Protocol
Glossary T TCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
Index
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