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HS1100 Wireless Hotspot Gateway User Manual

2. System Overview

Introduction of HS1100

HS1100 is an all-in-one product specially designed for small wireless/wired network environments. It integrates “secure access control”, “visitor account provisioning”, and “high-speed secure wireless connection” into one system to fulfill the needs in Hotspot locations. HS1100 supports 802.11b and 802.11g dual wireless transmission modes, and at the same time, incorporates convenience, efficiency, and friendliness for network services.

System Concept

HS1100 is specially designed for user authentication, authorization and accounting management. The user account information is stored in the local database or a specified external databases server. The user authentication is processed via the SSL encrypted web interface. This interface is compatible to most desktop devices and palm computers. HS1100 manages network services for both wired and wireless network users.

The users located at the managed network will be unable to access network resources without permission. When a user attempts to connect to the Internet by opening a web browser on his computer, HS1100 will redirect the browser to the user login webpage of HS1100. The user must enter a username and password for authentication. After the identity is authenticated successfully, the user will gain proper access right defined on HS1100.

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NetComm HS1100 manual System Overview

Contents

User Guide Table of Contents 137 Before You Start System Overview System Requirements Package Contents Front Panel Rear Panel Panel Function Descriptions Installation Steps Quick Software Configuration Page Page Configuration Wizard Change Admin’s Password ¾ Dynamic IP Address ¾ POP3 User POP3 ¾ Local User Add User ¾ NT Domain User NT Domain ¾ Radius User Radius¾ Ldap User Ldap Is available in North America, and Channel 1-13 in Europe Web Interface Configuration Wireless Configuration Proxy Server Properties Dynamic DNS System Configuration Configuration Wizard System Information Page Page Page WAN Configuration Page LAN1 & LAN2 Configuration LAN1 & LAN2 Port Dhcp Server ConfigurationPage Page LAN3 & LAN4 Port LAN3 & LAN4 Configuration Dhcp Server Configuration Page Wireless Configuration Wireless Configuration WEP Type 802.1X Type Detail Settings Page ¾ WDS Settings Dhcp Server configuration Page User Authentication Authentication Server Configuration Authentication Configuration Policy Name cannot contain these words MAC and IP Local User Setting Authentication Method Local User SettingPage Page Page Page Page Page Radius Client Setting Authentication Method POP3 Page Radius Setting Authentication Method RadiusPage Authentication Method Ldap Authentication Method NTDomain Authentication Method On-demand User Terminal Server Page Example 2 For Total Data Transfer type Example 1 For Session Length typePage Page Page Page Page Page ƒ Authorize.Net Page Page Credit Card Payment Page Remark Content ƒ PayPal Desired plans can be enabled Page ƒ SecurePay Page ¾ Service Disclaimer Content ¾ Payment Page Configuration¾ SecurePay Payment Page Billing Configuration ¾ SecurePay Payment Page Remark Content Black List Configuration Page Policy Configuration Specific Route Profile Total Bandwidth Schedule ProfileIndividual Maximum Bandwidth Individual Request Bandwidth Guest User Configuration Roaming Out Timer Additional ConfigurationPage Alert Message Upload File How to avoid Alert Message Page Page Page Page Page How to edit Terms of Use or Service Disclaimer Page Page Page Page Page Page 100 101 102 103 104 105 Format of the MAC address is xxxxxxxxxxxx or 106 Network Configuration 107 Public Accessible ServerNetwork Address Translation 108 Port and IP Redirect 109 Privilege ListPrivilege MAC Address List 110 Monitor IP List 111 112 Walled Garden List 113 Walled Garden Ad List 114 115 Proxy Server Properties 116 Dynamic DNS 117 Utilities 118 Network Utilities 119 Change Password 120 Backup/Restore Settings 121 Firmware Upgrade 122 Restart 123 Status System Status System Name Admin InfoSyslog server-Traffic History Syslog server-On demand User log 126 LAN4, and Wireless PortInterface Status Essid 127 128 Current Users 129 Traffic HistoryTraffic History 130 On-demand User LogMonthly Network Usage of Local User 131 132 Notify Configuration 133 134 Session Log 135 Send Log to Email Box 136 Help 137 Appendix A. Console Interface 138 Utilities for network debugging Reload factory default Change admin passwordRestart HS1100 139 140 Appendix B. Accepting Payment via Authorize.Net 141 142 Open Accounts 143 Test The Credit Card Payment via Authorize.Net 144 Basic Maintenance 145 ReportingSend An Email Receipt to a Customer 146 Examples of Making Payment for ClientsSearch for The Transaction Details for a Specific Customer 147 148 149 Appendix C. Accepting Payment via PayPal 150 Setting Up 151 Auto Return On Return URL Redirect Webpage 152 Payment Page Configuration of HS1100Business Account ID Payment Gateway URL Identity Token 153 154 155 Transaction activity during a period 156 157 158 159 ƒ How to use SecurePayƒ For Administrators to get started 160 161 ƒ How does your client purchase a plan? 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 ƒ How does Merchant check billing transactions? 169 170 Appendix E. Radius Accounting 171 172 173 174 ƒ Radius accounting with VSA 175 176 177 Appendix F. Proxy Setting 178 179 180 Proxy Setting for Enterprise 181 „ Gateway Setting 182 183 For I.E 184 For Firefox 185 Appendix G. Network Configuration & External Network Access 186 187 ‹ Windows XP Choose Start Control Panel Internet Option 188 189 190 TCP/IP Network Setup 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 External Network Access / User Login 199 200 201 Field Description 202 ¾ An example of session log data is shown as below Package Contents 204 Product Overview 205 206 Installation 207 208 209 Appendix J Legal & Regulatory Information 210 Limitations of Warranty Product Warranty Technical Support